davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-06-02

of these things Is used for war pur-
poses represents SO much subtraction
from the available income of the
nation. The total amount thus sub
tracted represents the real cost of
the war.
The easiest way to get rough
measure of this cost is to express 1t
in terms of labor. OF the 1nO.o0d.ooo
people in the United States i0ooo,ooo.
more or less, may be classed as work.
brains and hands of these people is
the nations gross annual income.
The greater part of this product
represented by food, fuel and service
of every kinds used up in the
course of the year A much smaller
nent means of enjoyment. like houses.
or in properties which increase the
future production of the community.
like factories. But whether con-
sumed or invested. the results of this
labor are employed in time of peace
to contribute to the national enjoy
ment and wellbeing.
In time of war the case is different
A great deal of the nations labor
must be utilized to increase our fight
enjoyment We are at present en-
ploying FIVE very large groups OF
laborers for war purposes:
/. Those who are withdrawn from
industry in order to be used for war
service abroad.
2. Those who are engaged in manu-
featuring arms. munitions ana otner
means Of warfare.
2. Those who are engaged in pro-
ducing food and supplies for our al
lics-supplies which they cannot un-
der existing circumstances produce
for themselves in adequate amount.
4. Those who are building and run
ming the ships needed to support our
Army and our allies and are producing
the coal necessary for their operation.
5. Those who are engaged in putting
our railroads into condition to do
proper war service.
1t is difficult to get statistics as to
the aggregate number employed in all
the war occupations; but it cannot be
less than 100000 and may be con-
sidera bly, larger Six million workers
out of a total of 100000 represent
an apparent loss of Is per cent of the
nations productive power. But the
actual loss is much greater. for the
la Dor thus drawn out from productive
industry is of unusually high charac-
ter.
system of bank credits, however well
devised, will meet this difficulty. No
scheme of taxes and loans will tighten
the aggregate weight of the burden.
Those of us who are left at home
must increase our production and
lessen our consumption in order to
have men and supplies available for
fighting.
The nation can increase its produc-
tion in two ways: by employing new
labor particularly the labor of wom-
en-, and by speeding up the old labor
to a higher grade of efficiency. We
have made beginning in both these
Evening star., 1918-06-02
LABOR, SACRIFICE,
REAL WAR COST
Money Terms Cannot Be
Used to Measure Burden 1t
Places or Nation.
BY ARTHUR II. HADLEY,

The money cost of anything is the
amount of dollars and cents which
we pay for it: the real cost is the
amount of labor and sacrifice which
we undergo in order to win 1t. In
the ordinary operations Of everyday
business we deal with money costs
In studying large questions of ma
tional policy we must fix our eyes on
real costs.
This is particularly true in the case
OF great war like the one in which
we are now engaged. 1t is not fought
with dollars and cents: it is fought
with labor and with the products of
labor-with men and munitions, with
railroads and ships, with coal and
iron and wheat. Whatever amount
Evening star., 1918-06-02
POTATO GROWERS UNEASY.
Louisiana Has 100000 Bushels
Awaiting Shipment.

The food administration has been in
formed that 100000 bushels Of potatoes
are awaiting shipment in Louisiana. Re-
ports Of a similar nature were recently
received from Colorado and Oregon.
In reporting the Louisiana situation
Senators Guion and Ransdell and the
entire congressional delegation have
appealed to the food administrator to
come to the relief Of the potato growers
of that state. They declare that unless
market Is Immediately provided for
the potatoes at an adequate price they
will spoil. as in the case Of millions Of
bushels in Colorado recently.
Senator Ransdell told the food ad-
ministrator that last year the growers
in his state planted $4,000 acres in po-
tatoes. while this year. following the
urgent appeals Of the food adminlstra-
ton as a war food conservation meas
ure. the acreage totals $4,000, with
prices lower than formerly paid.
Evening star., 1918-06-02
6HHIS curious Russian word. with
its ominous combination OF
q Alphabetical symbols, has found

HHHIS curious Russian word. with
its ominous combination OF
q alphabetical symbols. has found
its way across the Atlantic ocean and
into the columns of the American
press. This. however. Is not strange,
for the American newspapers are the
storehouscs Of q great many curiosi-
ties.
The average newspaper reader may
have wondered what this word really
means and could guess at it only from
the character bestowed upon these
bolsheviki by the press. But If he
analyzes the word he will find it per-
fectly harmless.
Then there is the pronunciation. The
word bolsheviki is the plural Of
bolskevik. The singular pronounces
bol-she-vik. with the accent on the
she, bol-she-viki. In English the pro-
nunciation may be given as bol-shay-
veekee. The final syllable has almost
as much accent as the one before it.
This change of accent occurs also in
English. when another syllable is
added to a word. In this way we say
animate and animation, an-alyze
and analysis.
Bolsheviki is composed of two parts.
the bclsh. which comes from bolshoi.
meaning many. just as menshoi means
few. Bolshoi is the equivalent Of the
Latin multi. many, and the Russian
root bo, and the Latin root mul have
the same significance. The ending.
vik-plural viki-in6icateS the su-
perlative. Just as we say great, great
est, SO the Russians say boiShoi. boil
sheviki. The OF is changed to for
the sake of euphony.
1t cannot be said that the Russian
language is what you may call popu-
lar in America This unpopularity is
due to the formidable array of letters
which compose the words of that
language-in other words, to our un-
familiarity with these combinations
Of letters.
This may be illustrated by citing
the case of the fortress PrZemysl. the
pronunciation of which caused all
kinds of comment in the press at the
time .rat citv was in the limelight.
Yet, when looked into more closely.
it becomes simple enough. The rz has
the SOUND of the English sh. When it
is considered that letters are arbi-
trary symbols which are used to in
dtcate certain sounds of a language
the use of rz for the sh sound is just
as reasonable as that of any other
combination of consonants. If school
children had been taught to spell
shoot. shout, shave. shiver in the Pol
ish way-rzoot. rZout. rzave, River
they would take that spelling as a
matter of course. So 1t is, after all,
Evening star., 1918-06-02
Slow.

From the louisville Courier-Jeurnai.
"In business life. see"
"Yes"
How do you like 1t, girlie?'
IT find 1t slow. never hear any Of
those trade secrets used to read
about"
Evening star., 1918-06-02
respectS,

respects.
For the moment we must lay our
chief stress on reducing our consump-
tion to a war basis. We must abstain
from unnecessary expenditures in the
way Of comforts and services.
Evening star., 1918-06-02
MOUNT ALTO INN

On the Balcony OF Washington. Tel. W. 1870
Announces the reserva tion of Its entire space
ANY vacancies occurring during tho summed
will be allotted In the order Of application.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
Wszyskie fundusue Cz.rwonego Krzyia ida ma wspomoienie ofiar Wojny.
MO1ecia POWiedzieG
LudzIum Kt6rzy Maja
zeIazO " SWOjej KrWl

q Zdrowym, silnym i energicznym
narodem. Lekarze m6wia: Zwy-
czajne Nuxated Iron zwiekszy siie
nerw6w zruinowanych ma zdrowiu
ludzi W dw6ch tygodniach czasu
w wielu wypadkach.
ZUT Okla jest wystarczajacym
azeby powiedzieG, kt6rzy lu-
80. die maja zelazo W swojej
krwi" - mowi DR.. E. Sauer, lekarz
Bostonski, kt6ry studyowal W mai
wiekszych medycznych instytucyach
W tym kraju / W Europe. Jedni, re
zachowuja sic wyzywajaco re wzgle-
du ma zdrowie. Inni z pracujacej kla-
sy. Bezsenne noce spedzane ma roz-
myslaniu mad przypuszczalna choro-
ba, zatruwanie 1ie rozmaitemi le--
karstwami i narkotykami i wzmac-
mamie przez podniecanie sic silna ka-
wa i innemi podnietami jest przyczy-
ma ich cierpienia i os}abienia. Wfasci-
wa jednak przycIyna cierpieh jest
brak zelaza. Bee zelaza krew ME ma
silly do zamiany ~pokarm6w W Cd
zywcze soki a przez to pokarm ME
czyni VAN mic dobrego. Me zyskuje-
Gle ma sile z niego. Gdy doda sic zela-
"a do krwi przez to wzbogacajac ia
dale sic wieksza sile odporna przeciw
wszelkim chorobom. Widziaiem tu-
ziny nerwowych -rujnowanych ludzi,
ktorzy zwiekszyli swoja sile W czter-
nastu dniach, gdy zazywali telazo W
odpowiedniej formie | to czasem u
takich, kt6rzy sic leczyli miesiace
bez otrzymania nalezytych rezulta--
tow.
Gdy ME jestescie nalezycie zdrowi,
~jestescie slabi, zr6bcie nastepujaca
probe. Przekonajcie sic, jak diugo
mozecie is6 bez zmeczenia. Nastepnie
zatyjcie dwie tabliczki piecio-gramo-
we zwykiego organicznego zelaza
try razy ma dzien pc jedzeniu przez
diva tygodnie. Pc tel kuracyi wypro-
bujcie swoje silly M nowo 1 zobacz-
Gle, lie zyskaliscie ma sile.
Me ma mic lepszego jak stare a
uODT0 L0ldLO uld q . W.
Sym policzkom I zdrowego cia{a ma
vase kosci. Ale muscle zazywac ze-
lazo W formie, ktore mole bye iatwo
zasymilowane tax jak Nuxated Iron.
jezeli chcecie a5eby n zrobi}o VAN
CO dobrego, inaczei ono mole sic o.
kazae wiecej szkodliwe jak uzyte-
CINE.
Uwaga: Nuxated Iron zalecane no
wyzej przez DR.. E. Sauer'a. jest mig
dy przedtem ME sporzadzonem wy
ciagiem zelaza. - w przeciwinstwie
do starej formy zelaza jest4atwo "a
symilowane ME uszkadza zeb6w, ME
robi je Garment, ami ME psuje 20
ladka.
Fabrykanci y~warantuja .kompletna
satysfakcye dla kazdego kupujacego
albo zwr6ca VAN pieniadze. Jest to
znane wszystkim aptekarzom W mie-
scie. (Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
MANIFESTACYA DO POM
NIKA KOSCIUSZKI.

Posiedzenie w sprawie mantle
stacyi do pomnika Kosciuszki W
dniu 2go czerwca, odbedzie sic W
~niedziele, 26go maja, o godz. 2:3O
popoludniu W sail Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego. Ma to posie.
dzcnie zapraszamy zarzady Gmln
oraz wszystkie o~rganizacye Me,
wiast, Zjednoczenie, Unie i pol
skie parafie, jak i Towarzystwa,
ktore biora udziaf w manifesto
cyl.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn rozdane be-
da odznaki do sprzedazy / rome
inne wazne sprawy dotyczace wy
marszu, beda za}atwione.
Adam Majewski, prezes,
Leon Nowak, sekretarz.
While someone gives his Life
what are you givinge
think q minute
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24

/: Jefferson 3: Carroll 2; Dubu-
que 1. Wielka liczba os6b odnio-
sia uszkodzenia. w okolicy Boo
ne, szkode w posiadloSciach obi
czono ma 100000. w okolicy
Newton obliczono straty w po--
siadiosciach ma $350,O00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24


potrzebe kraju / dopomodz w tenn
przedsiewzieciu.
K zADA NIEOGRANI-
CZONEJ ARMII.
Washington, "a. maja. - "a
raz pc ~ogloszeniu novel ustawy,
odnoszacej sic do regul sluzby
poborowej, wzywajacej kazdego
mezczyzne w wieku poborowym,
azeby sic albo zaja} praca, albo
sluzba wojskowa, sekretarz VOL
ny Baker, zaproponowa} komite-
tcwi wojskowemu, azeby da} VIA
DE Wilsonowi powolania do s}uz
by wojskowej wszystkich w VIE
ku poborowym. Komitet wzia} te
sprawe natychmiast pod g}osy.
PREF. Wilson ma wladze, azeby
zaciagnac jeden million wojska !
tc w krotkim czasie bedzie MOI
ma osiagnac, jezeli fabryki dostar-
ca okretow do transportowania
woiska do Francyi. Nova wladza
co do zaciagania nieograniczone-
go wojska, jakiej Wilson zada, pc
zwoli krajowi naszemu zebrac OIL
brzymie armie jezeli tego bedzie
potrzeba. Przeprowadzenie novel
ustawy Crowdera, dopomog}oby
wiele w wystawieniu wojska, a
zarazem podniosloby przemys}.
Zaraz po ogloszeniu novel IT,
stawy, komitet wojskowy obli--
cyl, lie potrzeba pieniedzy ma IL
trzymanie 100000 wojska. Be
die to zalezec Cd komitetu, ktory
Irozdzieli So, $50, 129; 900, ma wyda-
tiki wojenne. Czlonkowie komite~
tn oSwiadczyli, re bedzie MONA
zebraG 100000 zoineirzy be-
zmienienia wieku poborowego.
Wladza, jakiej zada Wilson, jest
nastepujaca:
Azeby prezydent mial dana
w}adze zwolania wojska kazdego
roku, ktore bedzie cwiczone w
owym roku przez caly czas woj-
ny. Sekr. Baker oSwiadczy}, re
kongres i caly nar6d stoj2 "a pre-
zydentem Wilsonem, lecz azeby
Z wojny wyjSc zwyciesko, potrze-
ba nietylko materyalu, ale / VOL
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
LISTA OFIAR HURAGANU
WYNOS 20 OSoB.

Des Moines, Ia, "a. maja. -
Lista ofiar huraganu, ktory wy
rzadzil wie1ka szkode w Iowa,
wvnosi % osob. w okolicach Boo
ne 6; Newton I; niedaleko Dern-
son 1; niedaleko okolicy Eldora
3. Chelsea I; Sarcourt 1; Walker
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
LANDMESSER OSKARzONY
O MORDERSTWO.

Hammond, Ind, "a. maja. -
Oskar Landmesser, evangelist,
ktory zastrzeiii Fred Bayna, w sa-
Ii sadowej w Hammond 1890 paz-
dziernika i zranif paniq Myrtle
Pfeffer policyantke, zosta} d~zisiaj
oskarzony o morderstwo / skaza-
nv ma dozywotnie Wiezienic.
FAIRBANKS CZUJE SIZE
LEPIEJ.
indianapolis, Ind, "a. maja. -
DR.. 7. A. Mcdonald, oznajmi}, re
zdrowie dawnego wiceprczydenta
St. Zjedn., Charlesa w. Fairbanks
sd sic polepsza i re Fairbanks ma
radzieje powrotu do zdrowia.
Bill A~DMINISTRACYJNY
P]RODUKCYI ZYWNOSCIO-
WEI PRZEsZEDL.
Washington, "a. maja. - Bill
administracyi produkt6w zywno-
Sciowych, przeznaczajqcy sunny
$40, S64,400 ma wydatki p~owieksze
MIA produkt6w rolniczych, zostai
dzisiaj przyjety, lecz pod warun-
klein tym, re glowna suma 49,
100000 ola agentow powiatowych
bedzie uzyta, chyba re prezydent
wstrzyma uzywanie produkt6w
zywnoSciowych do wyrobu trun-
kow alkoholicznych.
CENA WEGLI BEDZIE
ZNIzONA.
Washington, "a. maja. - Rad
uregulowai nova cene wegla, tax
&c latwiej bedzie MONA zakupic
wegiel ia przyszla zime. Ma ze--
pomiedzy administracya
kolei a rzadem, uchwalono, azeby
kolejowe wiecej p}aci}y
"a wegiel, anizeli poprzednio.
LOTNIK SPADA z WYSO-
KOsCI 1900 STOP.
Detroit, Mich, "a. maja. - Stu
awiatyczny, ktory lecia} z
porucznikiem Gordonem Birchar-
DEM w a~eroplanie, zemdla} i pad}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

(Dokohczenie re STRONGLY L iej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24
AUTOMOBIL A DO
E

Manitowoc, Wis, "a. maja. -
Dwoie os6b utopilo sic wczoraj,
a dwoje innych cudownie unikne-
10 smierci., gdy automobil, W kto-
rvm sicdzieli, zjechat Z mostu do
rzeki. Automobil wpadf do rzeki
podczas gdy most byf otworzony.
Ofiarami wypadku So: parma
Bretna Fetzer i Raymond Napa-
czyiski, obydwojc Z Two Rivers,
Wisconsin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-24

ma mechanism, kontroluj9cy ae-
roplan, kt6ry stracif skutkiem te-
go r6wnowage i spadf ma ziemie Z
wvsokosci 1900 stop. Odebrano
wiadomoSt cd Freda G. Birchar-
da, brata porucznika Gordona,
Pircharda, re otrzymaf on fatal
ne uszkodzenia i skonaf w krpt-
kim ~czasie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
O O
Gentlemen:

AIRS. Tryox., Strych. Sulph., Phe-
nolphtalein., Podoph. Res. Iron Pep
tomato. P. E. Gentian, Oleoresin Gin
ger. Taka-Diastase, Glycerophospha-
re of Line Ensene esta formula a
c~ualquier medico y e~ntonces pida n
GAIA de pildoras numero 500; sufi-
cientes para ounce dias y cuestan
Sl.00, seis cajas por $500. Las pill
doras ndmero 500 son rendidas solo
por nosotros, directamente al consul
midor. Garantizamos que obraran del
modo mas benefico N Ell higado =
los intestinos. purifican Ia sangre Y
son una grandisina ayuda para IA d.
gestiGn. FortIican los nervios debi.
les Y dan energias, vigor Y vitalidao
a personals debiies y gastaGas. Sc en-
Wan libres de gsstos de porte a. re-
cibo de S1.00 o s cajas por $500. The
Fare Co. Dept. No. 500 Beckman
Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
Gran excitacioIl en- Ia
ciudad de VarsoHa

De, ss.r,e:o Especial de La eRENSi'
WASHINGTON, Agosto 20.-De
Suiza llegan informes 4 esta capital,
de fuente fidedisna, en- los que sc
dice cue hay gran excitacion en- la
ciudad de Varsovia, capital de Ia ?o-
lonia V que a consecuencia de clio,
las GALES de la antigua capital po-
laca Sc italian llenas de patrullas ale
que han hecho numercsos a
rrestos, Infinidad de casas han sido
cateadas y tanto en- Varsovia, como
en- Lomza Y Plozk, Sc han llevado
a cabo nuenercsas aprehenSiones, de
todas aquellas personals cue Sc presu-
M tienen ligas con Ia as~oclacion Sc
creta del ejercito polaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
= = !: :.
De, scrricio Especial &c la PRENSA."

De, Scrricio Especial &c La PRENSA."
LONDRES, Agosto 20.-Segin di-
ce e. c~orresponsal en- Amsterdam del
Daily Express de esta capital. en-
Ia r%eciente conferencia que Sc cele-
bro en- e, Quartet general aleman, en-
la que estuvo presente c. Kaiser y
Ell Emperador Carlos, Sc discutio Ia
question &c "a "pa2 antas de Ia Navi-
dad" segin el anIncio Official que
sobre G. particular Sc pubiico en- Ber-
lin.
Una oten;iva de paz Sc va q iniciar
por las ~potencias centrales desde !ue-
go. teniendo emo %prop6sito princ!-
pal, ell de mostrar a! pueblo de Alema
mia Y Austria-Hungria, que pue5to
cue los aliados rechazan la oferta &c
paz teutona, su p-op6sito tndudable
es e. de ANGULAR q las potencias cen
trales. Tai maniobra tie0e por obje-
to inyectar nuevo amino en- Ell desfa-
lleciente esplritu belico del pueblo a.
leman. Y templarlo para los horrores
Y miserias de otra campaGa de invier-
no.
Los p~eri6dicos alemanes, segun dice
ell corresponsal de r~eferencia, indlcan
cue IL pr6xima oferta de paz alema-
ma, incluira entire otras proposlciones
ia evacuation de B&lgica-
Tambien Sc anunci6 en- "a COME
rencia dicha Sc decide poner a los
Ejercitos do Alemania y Austria
Hungria, bajo IN solo mando aleman,
V que Turquia y bulgaria fueran IN
vitadas para poner sus ejercitos ba-
10 esa misma jefatura central alema-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21

NEXICO, = &c asosto.-En vista del escei-
20 de Cueia cue clera-or e. supreme E:lbu-
nal de Justi-'s varies presses que sc hallan
e. u Per!.etc a;:a a DisGi5o Federal. euc.a
Que es:zh. bass5a 81 - ,entitul coa que -
.ueccs de 10 Scim."l tranian rs r-occsos.
81 rete-:do tribunal Ia si-sdo una crcula- a
:odos les jueces. en- IA 'rue Sc :ci cr-rEa a
estes fuacionarios que las causas qu- sttn
en- sus manc, sean s-a1li,stas 20; riGuscso
=u-ao, de maners que sean despaeAadas en-
prize. lugar tas que aayan s!do inst-ridas
p.irce-o.
Sc cree cue con esta disposition. los Tue
ces d-jaraa de dc-lcs Ia prsferencis e los pro
esos de los recs cuyos dcfensores teaSan a.
ristad con czo.. cczo IA yea:do sucediendo
con ~pesjuic:o de -nrehoS presses Cue han e-cs-
10 en- n ca-cel hasea tres o cuat-o moses mas
del tempo que pc- So delito 0 crimen les
corresponds.
Eve ~GbcaderdGo 81 vapor "ChicpGs."
e captain de :-aga;a Eduardo Olire-. de
quiea Sc d!jo en- anterior correspondence que
habia saido para c! puerto de Salina Crus
a apadriaa- II coloeaciSn dc Ia bandera en- q
vapor nacional rec;ents-aente adquirido por e.
Eobierro car-anciSta y n que Sc le penSaba
pcner po1 noub-e Plan de Guadalupe. a.
vis6 de hGbcr apadrinado el actc del ahan-
d~erariento de- referido bucue, q7e ha insre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21

ING 5rcl-a cue coHc!uye er trC1sdic
En- unn casa De Ia te-cera Gale de Meoiaas
ocu--i6 aa:icr una trasedia que tuvo por O.
-ixen las hromas que I'm caha!leEo eastante
conoeido a~costum5raba gastar con 50 csp"sa,
De ,os datos obtenidos en- IA Comisaria Sc
dcsp-cnde que el senior Agustia Victorcro sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
ALEMANIA TEME A la
GUERRA ECONOMICAL

Del Seryicio Especial &c Ia PREHSA-"
LA HAYA, Agosto 20.-El tenor
de Alemania de una guerra economi-
ca sc h. venido intensificando desde
que IngIaterra anunci6 ell estableci-
miento de una Tarifa Y acerca del
particular, Sc esperan con avidez en-
81 Imperio teut6n, las noticias acerca
de la actitud de los Estados Unidos
en- este asunto.
FL Tageblatt public6 en- una de
Sus r~ecientes ediciones. IN articulo en-
q Que dice que el sentimiento en- IA
vor de una guerra economical contra
Alemania esta tomando cada veZ ma
yor incrcmento V tranScribe II in
formation del dlario inglss THE Ii
mes" en- Ia que Sc habia de IN cam
bio en- Ia opinion Official sobre "a cues
ton de Ia dicha guerra economical.
asi como sohre las probabiliGades de
que Sc celehren muchas ~conferencias
ertre Washington. la Camara de co
mercio Y los representatives aliados.
e. Vossische Zeit2ng dice por ST.
partc, que la opinion publica ameri-
cana quierc saber cual es Ia politica
ingleSa en- este a%sunto, Y Sc muestra
temeroso de que IN boycotage ALA
do prolongue la guerra y ponga en- pc
ligro la paz. e citado p~eri6dico Sc
pregunta 81 Sc pretende obtener el con
troll interaliado de las materias pri-
mas V 81 tai medida seria Defensive
u ofcnsiva ! asegura que ya es tempo
De que Sc haga una eXp!icacion SCORE
este asunto, en- relaci6n con Ia pro-
pucsta Liga de Naciones-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
1S4 aviones alemanes
fueron derribados

WASHINGTON, Agosto 20.-Du-
rante Ell mes de julio proximo pasa-
do. los aviadores franceses echaron
abajo As maquiaas enemigas dentro
de las lineas aliadas y 139 detras de
las 'lineas alemanas, segun dice un
despacho Official recibido hoy de Fran
cha en- esta capital. En- Ell mismo pc
riodo de tempo, 40 globos de OBJ
servaci6u fueron destruidos por los
franceses.