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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
ALEXANDER IS IN
THE FIRST DRAFT T
National Leagues Star Mound
Artist Reported Placed in
Class A One.
WOULD BREAK UP BIG DEAL
Clause in Contract Between
Cubs and Phillies May
Spoil Transfer.

ClIlCAGO, Jan, 10 pitcher
Grover Alexander, who with his bat
tory mate. Catcher Ktlllfer, was pur
chased by the Chicago Nationals FOR
t50.OOO, has been placed in class /
ot the sclective draf, Charles n
Wooghman. president Of the Chicngu
cub, was uuoffcisIly advised tonight
Wccghman tclcgthphcd Alexander
a. his home ia ~ Paul Ncb, for
confirmation OF the report
When Alexander. Who Is rated as
tho leading rPShcr in tho National
league, wr--nNurohascd t1ow the
philadelphia H. It was agreed that
Il, either he oF Catcher Killlfer wa
drafted thirty da-s before tho open
mg Of the 1918 season the trausnc'
tion for the player taken Into tho
military service would he cancelled.
Alexander had previously advised
Weeghman that he expected 10 be
placed In the third class as his aged
mother Is dependent upon him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Something for the old Time rsus.

II was ON Jan. 4 &, 1890, that -iilly
Myer defeated Harry Gilmore i'm five
rounds at Chicago. That's last 2S
ears aro today, and the old tim" fans
will get thrill from the perus1l OF
those names. for Myor and Gilmore
we're two Of the best ef the old light
weights who contested for the crown
in the days when "Willia nsburg Jack %
McAG1iffs rcigncd as king ot that di-
vision Just three years before the
Gilmore Nyer contest ia Chicago.
Harry had Fought McAuliffc for the
title ~ Lawrence. Mass. That was an
affair with skin gloves, and Jack was
almost blinded ana Ia a bad way he
bore he lNndcd the knockout punch In
the 9Sth round Al that ume Gilmore
.as the che ppton ot Canada, Harry
fought Hilly Mycr three times. ia the
first contest NJ -. Croix, Wis, he was
knocked out IN the fifth round. \
i'ttlc later Nyer repeated 10y putting
Gilmore to sleep In the first chapter
and IN the third meeting Gilmore was
again uutclp ss"d, MyCr. known ~ the
"Strcator Cyclone. fought McAulIffc
for the til" al New Orleans in 1892.
and was knocked out In the Eth
.ound. Aftpr leaving he rims Gil
moro settled down in Chicago and
} cCane boxing instructor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
KENDALL S0PH0M0RES
-WCT0RS OVER JUNIORS
Score 26 to 10; McMurtry the
Star; Sequoyah and Philos
Play Today.

Thauks TO the brilliant work ot No
Murtry and Lamb. the Academy sop
homures OF Henry Kendall college
yesterday continued their winning
streak 10y dOwning the Juniors. - 10
10
Twcn'v-three Of the yictors' points
were registered by Jimmie McMurtry.
4 year-old son of President McMur'
Cry, who shot nine field goals aud five
from ipul Lamb was a strcekv at
WORKING the floor.
This afternoon the third tr'' tho I'M
tyqmuul series will bc played BETWEEN
the ScOuoyah and rhilus sucictics.
Both ot these teams contain members
pf The varsity squad Jennings play
Ing with the Srguoyah team aud Setser
pud Irwin with the a'hilps
Athletic authorities at the presby-
t"riau school are gratficd at the in
tarest being displayed boy the students
In tutramural sports
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Train wreck ON rrtSco.

FORT SMITH Ark. Jan. Is
Frisco passenger train No g. north
hound trom Texas TO 81. Louis, was
deaiIHd early tonight nt Lancaster
twenty miles west OF here All the
cars left the rails. as did the. engine
ana tender but none turned over.
Several passengers were reported in
jurcI, but none seriously Physicians
were sent to the scene from here on
the Nrccliiug train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
ANOTHER CLAIMANT
TO GRAPHING TITLE

Another claimant To the world s
hcayN.WctRkt wrestling title flashed
into the sporting world at Sioux city
lust saturday night, when otto Ere
borg. the Swedish champion. pinned
the shoulders uf Charley cutler 60 the
mat ia three tails cutler forced the
SweIe To- 60 the limit. ana II was on.
of the best matches ever pulled of In
the IOWA city.
Joe Stechsr Nebraska farmer, chal-
icnrcd the winner to match, 20 take
place At chicago or sioux GUY with
81 00O ON thc side. l'rehcrE has an
nouuccd that ho viii accept the chal
lcngr.
II In probable that an attempt will
be made To match the winner Of the
Frcherg Ste"hcr bout with Earl cad
dock of Anita. iowa, Cuddock forced
Stochcr To quit Lut year. and is con-
coded 10 hc the best man In the game
stranger Lewis and NRdek
2hysku also have excellent claims to
the crown Uutu no long hy Frank
Uotch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
CHARLIE WEEGHMAN IS
AFTER NATIONAL FLAG
The Cubs, However, Must
Strengthen Infield Before
They Can Beat Giants.

That Charlie Wceghman rs after
the 1918 National league pruuant
may be Judged by his many recent ac.
tlvities In buying tossers for fabulous
prices.
In Alexander, Vaughn. TYLER and
Douglass. the Cubs have one uf the
best hurling corps In .he big talsucs.
h,ll Killifer. best OF Nailoul league
maskmen, Will be blk ad 10 tho
.'Bruln hurlers.
Tho inneld. however, i- NOT strong
enough to snatch flaS M.t,lo and
Filduff will fill first and s".uud bases
IN a satisfactory manncr, bIl the left
sidG OF the 1iamonG wil bo weak
Toward streng hcning tim! base and
shurtstop, the Hot Dos kim M.
tcn.rted 10 purchase PuGcts NrrwNy
fer several M lion -mjn or l..>
md falling 10 Sc this cbarsci Nt
the Tener -leagIe .uogut Nor' nuy-
cottiug him.
Tho Cubs aro not goo enough u
~ win. But It's a ciuch t's' th't hll
ny one two three.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
American Soldiers VIII
Recpire Athletic Goods

NEW YORK, Jan. 15--Au crlcap
soldiers in France soon WIN receive
from the y, NJ 4. \. a shipment of
S150.0O0 ,wcrth of athlot,' goods, II
was announced tonight by the inter-
national wal work council Of ne as
ISOLATION.
The goods ordered include 59.560
hasehalls. 1900 bats, goo masks.
J. 500 chest protectors 1000 gloves,
$500 soccer balls, 2,4d0 hasketballs,
1900 rugby balls. which, with other
papphcrnalia, makes tho lugrest
single order for athletic goods ever
placed, it was s.ui Ahont. ti50.000
already has been spent hy The organ
izatiou for athletic goods for soldiers
sull lu. the United states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Wiiding Memorial Fund
Has Passed $500 Mark

The WildinF Memorial fund hcinc
raised by Australasia tennis player 10
pirchasc q perpetual trophy 10 com
mcmoratc the memory of Anthony f.
Nildtnr has passed the $500 mark and
gives promise of doubling these fig
urcs, The New Zealand Lawn Tennis
gssociation has been presented with
1he raCkot that WildtnE used ie the
Davis cup mntches OF 1905 The
racket was first offered as % trophy
tn war time tournament and the
ultimate winner decided 70 10 the nsso-
citation AS "a perpetual property
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
KENDALL COLLEGE TO
TRY OUT MAT GAME
Mefford to Stage Intramural
Bouts; May Meet Aggies
in February.

Athletic Director II. l.. Meftord OF
Kendall college has ordered several
rpats from Chicago sporting goods
house, To bc used for ambitious
wrestlers Of the PRESBYTERIAN school
The Kendall grapplcrs have been
working out at various times since
the conclusion Of the football season
and some splendid wrestling material
is being developed
The boys hesitate TO take on the
coach, In practice lie Is "A former
star wrestler OF Chicago university
ana won the heavyweight title Of the
Maroons in 1902.
PhCnom l. III.
John Wilcox. t6-ycpr old In
dian phenom, is IN with the mumps
and may toe forced off the team WI
cox wus showing the best form OF the
grapplers aud his Loss will be felt
Gale and Mcdonald. members Of the
varsity eleven have been putting the
shoulders OF an they have met to the
mat. aud have about ciuohcA places
on tho regular tpam- it there ls one.
In February "a series ol elimination
class bouts viii Doe held winding up
with a tournament with the okla
homu urpics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Ir,Ic to Meet Williams.

MILWAUKEE,, wis. Jan rs -
Johnny Eruc, contender for the ban
tamweight boxing championship too
day signed 60 box Champion Pete
Herman for the worlds champion
ship at New Orleans Feb Z The
length OF the bout ten tlttecu or
twenty rounds. viii bo determined
later Eruc has cancelled am engage
mcut to box at Philadelphia Jan u.s.
but will take ON Kid Wolfe AT CleyC-
land the latter part OF this month as
a leaA 20 the championship engage
nput
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
ALIEN WILD NOT
ASA EXEMPTION

OMAHA. Ncb, Jan ~ -tirovcr
Alexander. premier pitcher of the VA
uonals. has been placed la Glass /, Dt-
Vision A, of the draft and viii not
play with the chicago Cubs this year.
Alexander received his card TO-DAY and
stys he Immediately wired Wecghnan.
~ shalt ask no exemption said
Alexander this afternoon 'Im ready
Geo go; am no Stacker. I don't know
what they will do about transferring
mo from Philadelphia to chicago.
That's up to the baseball people, not
90 me"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
East Has fcnnis wondcr-.

Vincent Richards the l4rNt.u 'l
ennis wonder Of the east IS tho, 10
Le IA national champion IN the n'ihios
and few who havo seen him pln, 'ep
that ho looks more promising thn ula
Mclaughlin. Williams or Johnston ~
so early time In their rI''' :
Richards has gone Oft Of his D.'.-
bit TO compete lu the Junior .'l',w
tournament now procrcdIH ' nv
east. but he has shown lA1i h,
ablo 10 make II mtcrestng tor m",,i o'
those who are several wears "'",
rho chop stroke artist lu '''
his play the younestrt is sui
a master Of court tlciics nuo ,,i,
and owner of the real sort 'I
nerve,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

tS.der tho National LEAGUES dscis-
ION TO hold clubs down to a training
season Of thirty days. one wonders
the trip 10 california and back and
still have time 20 do any real train
luE work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

81 NLEsBCRG, IN. Jan l5.--Since
the war began the cattle supply OF the
United states has decreased 2S,GNO 600
head. according TO figures submitted
today tu the forty-fourth annual con-
Neutiou OF the Illinois State Dairy
mems association
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
ONlnrn to Try Again.

by the Robins last srason aud FIN
ishcd I'm one ot the southern leagues
Nlll hc Called In again and given an
other chance to show by St3rouklyu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

Crane the youngster who Coulin I
uit the size OF hts hat with Washing
ton and who was released 10 Mime
upuIis wound MP the season with an
average of .332 In the American as
ISOLATION.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

u ls rhmorci In Philadelphia that
Fred Ludrrus viii bee released 10y tho
phllicr and that George Nhittud VIII
pi0y first hasa for MoraHs team in
1915. hut this Is hardly likely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Mnguis Confer

Jack liCudricks the cardinals new
manager has been in Chicago for
several days talking things over with
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan. I5-The Kew
York Giants battery will hike south
two weeks earlier than the remainder
of the squad Just where or when
they win 60. remains to be decided
latter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
WHITES WIN THREE
GAMES FROM GREENS
Nreeland High Scorer; Frierd
Only Green to Top the
400 Mark.

Tho Whites won three game. from
the Greens last night IN the EXCHANGE
National Bank league, duo Ia great
measure TO the rolling of Vreeland
and Heokncr
The above boWlers rolled tur as
and t3S respectively Friend iopped
the losers with 4l3, ne hctne the unly
f.ra.p a., on ,tr.R 81. tuU rUYfI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

You've got TO hand tho palm for
patriotism To lack and Mrs Miller,
uf the Cardinals As soon az lack
enlisted in the Marine Corps Mrs.
Jack enlisted as a Red Cross nurse
and Is anxious To 20 TO France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Sportosraphy
Gee! This Ones Easy.
by GRAVY

We know of a fielder named -
Who with ali hitting records plays hob
From season To seas ~.
And MAT H. the reason,
Veal say he was right OF the job.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
[7z:S1l;l3
$40
THOTS TO THlNk
ABOUT

. The man who wott s,nd
necessity only, watches 'A, ..,tne
OF the clock for the V'''rsir
time. the man who heNI nsr
In every strok" Of th' ''''
gets JOY out'of his W'fh
Man plays bis best 'a. " tro
work when he makes lN ,.y.r
pace his winning ace 'h .h.B
leaves any wotk ho4i i'.'
Each individual man H .not
all other mon aud hcn', ' M
measure himself by iN.' bis
Judge them justly lh' %
knowledge OF himself
Mans wa ia who,,od by n nS
viii when he wants l' " TOO
hin Is too steep or ,' odd
rough 90 the man with 'h'
fast purpose.
You may never he Al
opportunity always W'",.'.F W'"'.s !n
your door, II you are yant
your watching of Wor'u
Ad pages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
s-4diers VI Camp Dodge a

Thy s~tdiers ut Camp Dodge are
<cS-CJikely In for treat. since Mike
C'powd. the new middlewcifht cham
p'nu. ha~ gone there To help. instruct
the men in the use of their fists. Mike
Gibbons Is already there and II Is not
unlikely that the twn viii get togo thor
fNr the benefit OF the men IN khaki.
bDowd was once a pupil of Gibbons,
hut they have not faced each other In
the ropes since O'Dowd came To tSS
from It viii he considerable goinesfs
the two Mikes should clash.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

Pete Eilduff is with the Cuhr tn
stay II you don't believe It, just talk
to Fred hitchell about getting him
away from the Chicago outfit pcte
is going TO be the mainstay of The
cubs s~field next sonson
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Sc CONSIDERA PROXIMA
LA RENUNCIA De SOLF

PARIS. Ncviembre Ell! Dos
tor W. s. Solf, NiEistro dc Re:ac!o-
mes Exteriorcs dc Alemania, pre-
bablementc presentara su renunclR
muy en- breve, q juzgar por CT curse
de los debates dc Ia Conferencia lie
los Estados alemaneS cue esta rele-
brandose en- Ber in actuaimente, Sc
gun dice I'm de>pacho procedent' &C
Berna, recibido aqpi.
Fl doctor Solf. en- rca.idad ha re
nunciado va, segun dice un despa-
cho de Zurich. recibi6 por LIN
formation" de esta capital, q! cual
peri6dico considera dicho despacho
como una indication de que ell cNito
del doctor Ell la Conferencia men
ciorada. no fue tan complete como
10 anunciaron los dcSpachos semi-ot.-
ciales de Berlin.
Sc dice que q lunes por IA nochc
tuvieron lugar yiolentaS manifesto
clones contra Ia Co]nfercncia Y muE
esuecialmerte contra e. doctor So /
Y MatiaS ErZbcr%el.
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AMSTERDAM. noviembrc 81
FL Primer Ministro holandcs hahlan-
do haze dias en- la Camara de Dipu-
tados. diio: "Dcsde el moMiento quc
Ia prcsencia del Kaiser cs peligrosa
nara Holanda, tendra que salir del
pals
La question relativa i la eytradi-
ion del Kaiser. siguc siendo mott
&C. de estudio entire las a~utoridades
lie Derecho. tanto. en- Inglaterra CO.
mo en- Francia. Sabese que no obs
tante CUE los aliados juristas del go
bierno ingles han decidido que los IL
liados tienen derecho 4 la eXtradl-
ci6n del Kaiser Holanda todavia no
esta persuadida de csc derecho Y sc
manda de los aliados en- csc sentldo.
Sabese tambien que el gobierno no.
iandes aleeara tambien que cl "I-tm
perador Guillermo s0lamente Podra
ser e~xtraditado por Alemania. o que,
81 su suertc Sc decide en- las confe-
rencias dc paZ, sera e%ntregado de a
cuerdo con tai decision, siempre que
.Alemania este repreScntada Ell di-
clas conferencias.
La raz6n para Que ell MODESTO y po-
co grato huesped Sc c~ncuentrc en- ST.
roder, dice eli gobicrno ho!andes. no
es otra que la de haber sido Holan-
da el pals neutral mas proximo a
Spa. de donde hugo ell ex-Emperador.
FL gobierno holandes ha tornado
numcrosas precauciones para evitaH
c~ualquier complot contra ell ex-kai-
ser. habicndo puesto IN v~erdadero
Gordon de tropaS alrededor del Casti-
10 de Ameronger. Y no sc permlte
al eX-Emperador que siquicra
ci foso, por 10 que puede dec!rse que
Sc halla practicameEte intcrnado ALI.
Dicese que 'frecuentemcnte ei eX-
monarch aIeman Sc muestra impa-
.icnte Q irritable.
La residential del Principe F'cderi-
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engalanados Y decorados de nuevo
en- Eoboken por o5reros de los as
t~illeros de Ia Armada. Sc cSpcra
que el barco quedara listo para an
Car en- 81 rio Hudson 81 dia ) dc! en-
trante mes. La pintura de camou-
flage u tenia el barco. ha sido CT
bierta con el color girls de acero que
es Ia de reglamento en- los barcos de
Ia Armada Americana.
FL Presidente y suS acompananteS
SC espera que Sc cmbarcaran eI mar
ties por la tarde. Los automovl!es
del grupo fueron pueStoS va en- las
hodegas, aver en- la tarde-
II barco presidencia! sera esco.t"-
DO. secun Sc cree. por el barco de b.
ITALIA PENNSYLVANIA Y dos de los "
vos d~estroyers. y llevar@ una It'd
lacion de nil hombres. entire otlcla-
lidad Y m~ariaeros debiendo licGar q!
puerto dc su destino. q di& 10 lei
entrantc.
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WASHINGTON. noviem6re 27.-
Ninguna l~mportancia ha daGo el pre-
siGentc wilson q. a-gumcN;o que
expoHeH los cue critican 81 pro
yecto de hacer IN viaje q Eu-
rcpa para cQncurrir = las conferep-
cias ue paz. tie cve al c-uzar 81 O.
c5ano el Primer Magistrate pierIe
Il derecho &c deSpachar como ,Iefe
del Executive. : de5c por 10 caHto
qCedar ell deSpacho de eSos asGntos
on manos del Nice-pres!GeEJe.
HOY &c dijo de una maaera Of
cial, que e. Presiden1c Wilson no Pc
dira licencia para separarse lie 81
puesto, sino cue SeEuira aGmin!stran-
do los aSuatoS DC su encargo. ante =
bordo del barco en- Que haga q viaje,
como dcSde ST Residential en- Paris.
de tai maQera como - ~esUuvlera en-
{! propio suelo dc II Union. Il
PresidenUe sostiene que no hay para
clio dificultad constitutional algGra
Y Que las com~UnicacioneS inalambri-
cas- Y c~ab!egrafic3s solucio.an e pro-
biema fISicO.
FL Secretario Particular del Pre-
sidente Wilson. Nh. Tun,ul,y. se Sa-
be que TO ira q Europa, S,no que
permanecera en- Washington. Y eSCa-
N en- constants COMMUNICATION Q 4!
Presidente. a>i como para crasmlIir-
le Dor cable o Il Via ;~naiam5rIc~. 90
dos los asun,cS Que gcreraLmenCe -
scmeten q Ia consideration del Pre-
sidente poc ST. conductO o por mec,o
dc algtin menSajero Official.
Todavia hoy no sc h@cia anuacio
ringuno Official acerca del plan del
PreSidente para Su viaje. II! iel per-
~onal de Ii de!c~arion lie gaz. 8
u Sc Sabe. fa!Ja aun por i.en2c u
no de los rambram;enJoS, pego ~ al-
90 que q PresideN.e espera poder M
.er e arunclo atic;al de los dele.
g.doS. para fines dc semano.
Parece cosa c.erta q"c el grape
presidential ' Ia deiegaclu9 america
ma q Jas e~onferenc,&s tie paz. - e.
barcas;su para Europa en u@o lie los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
IA DECRECIDO BASTAN-
TE LA AGETACION EN-
ALEMANIA
Sin embargo, eI pals no esta
libre del bolsheyikfsmo

LONDRES, ~noviembrt Ella
Sitpaci6n en- Alemania aparece mas
tranGuila. segun Sc desprende de las
noticias recibidas hoy en- esta capt.
tai, aunque 81 pals no Sc haya aun
libre del peligro bolsheviki.
La decisiva V firme actltud dc
Kurt Eisner, ~rresidente de la Repu-
blica Bavaria, esta sirviendo ahora
para unir eli sentimiento ~an;ibolshe-
Wiki en- toda .Alemania. Eisner g
anora eli horlbre mas fuerte en- TODD
81 pals. Sus partidarios han hecho
yer de una clara que no a.
royaran nj consentiran ningun des;,-
tino Y han enviado una nota al Ma
riscal Won Hinderbure. no~tificandole
cue Sc mantenga firme fuera de Ia
politica.
Por otra parte. Sc dice que no ne
nos de 10000 soldados armados Sc
hallan en- Berlin, sobrc los cuaieS
Karl LieDknecht. bolsheviki sulgc-
neriS. trata de obtener dominic para
iniciar una contrarrevolucion. como
Ia organizada por Leninc y Trotzky
en- Russia, contra cl Gobierno provl-
sional de kerensky.
co GuileImo sc halla ahora en- una
isla desierta. en- Ia cual, Ia unica ha-
bitacion cs Ia del rector, dondc cl ey-
Kronprinz, Sc halla alojado. Los
hoiandeses dicen que dificiImente los
aliados, podriau proporcionar al he
retero dc! cxkaiser. prisi0n mas
inc6moda Y desacradable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
MOVILIZAN SUS RESER-
VAS LOS TECHO-ES-
LOVACOS

AMSTERDAM, Noviemhre IL
El Departamento Tcheco-eslovaco de
"a Defensa Nacional IA d~ispuesto n
modification de los ~reservistaS lie
rs classes de 1895 a 1899 inclusive.
orGenado cue todos los hombres
50 hallen SCORE las arn1as actual
&c. de 40 amos, perma-
q IN c! s~crvicio, segua DICE III
&C .racho de Praga. techa e, ~vicrats
u!timo Y recibido agui hoy.
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HiS1O.
RICAS MEXlCANAS
TRADICIONES Y LEYE rDAS

Libro de .ti,ado a cultivar ell
sentimiento patrio en- ell corazon
de los hijos de Mexico. Ofrece a
Ia considc acton del S-piritu y al
recrec de Ia familia. las poeticas
leyendas Y las sencilias iradicio-
mes de nuesrrcs abuelos. en- las
que asoma siempre la figwa de la
o@stris, va bajo Ia preston de u
grandes dolores; va en- Ia exalta
ci6n suprema de sus g!orias.
La !ect1ra de NArraciones His
toric2s Mexicenas es sencilla, pin
toresca y snena, fernando un Ii
bro que dehe ser considerable CO.
mo ell devociouar:o &c los meIica-
nos de corazon.
In hern go tonic dc 258 pag
mas, con artistica caratula q W
rlGs tiltas.
PYecio de la Obra: SO carto.
Eaganse los pedIGc. aconpanA
los de 81 importe a:
sGNACIO Z. LOZANO
i16 II. Santa Bose Ave
Sc antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
EN- DRESDEN ~TRIUNFARON
@ MODERADOS SCBRE
LOS RADICALES
Esto sc toma como un lndlcl0
de que meJorara la
situacion

BERLIN. Noviembre 21.-En Ia c,
lection que Sc efectuo recientemente
para ell Consejo de Obreros Y Solda'
dos de Dresden. Sc VIC claramente
que Ell elemento bolsheviki o eNtre,
mista es muy reducido, pues este So
lamente pudo obtener $500 votos cor
ira $4,000 que obtuvieron los mode
RADIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
novicmbrc 21.-La

LIMA. novicmbrc 2'.-La
- dc eSta capital comcnta exc.
las noticias que en- calidad &c
rumoccs han circulado y que tIenen
ST origen en- Buenos Aires, de que c!
Embaiador ChileNo CT eSa Capital
ha arrcglado con cl preSidcntc III
ooven, la formation de una ALBANIA
entre Ia Argentina. Mexico J Chile
para oponerse I coda intervention
en- les asuntos dc Ia America del Sur.
de los Estados Uni& . lie Europa,
FL Ministro dc R,-acioncs ENte-
riorcs de la Argentina, Senior Puey-
FREEDOM. ha autorizado al M!nistro de
Ia Argentina en- eSta capital para
necar dichos rumorcs. c~yprcsando g
81 g5bicrno argentine no Ia dad" ba-
Sc nara tales rumorr>. III J!recta II
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