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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-31
Senator Marconi Speaks

|
war dawns full of hope for the Enten-
| to-" Senator Gulielmo Marconi said
to The Associated Press. 1--WE have
passed successfully through many
severe trials. Other trials may be
ahead of us, but in the light of the
logged determination and the I'M
daunted courage shown by all the
Allied troops in the past we may look
into the future with all confidentce
and trust
America and Italy have many
points in common Above all, they
feel that both fought and won their
stood for liberty, for the freedom of
nationalities.
1--WE have now reached the crisis in
the war. The Germans will know, if
they do not obtain a decisive victory
this year, that they will themselves
infallibly be defeated when America
has had time toput her full strength
into the task Therefore the Germans
are throwing all their available men
against the various points OF our
defensive line, hoping to break
through somewhere and bring about
an immediate decision.
1.-THE position at present may be
compared with the gigantic Battle of
| Waterloo, the armies of France and
Italy, representing the English in the
famous battle, holding out for all
they are worth against the enemy's
| frenzied attacks in order to afford
time for Americans to enter the figh
and make victory certain, thus chang
| ing our iron determination, that the
enem shall not pass, into the certain
ty that we shall drive him before us
into the heart of his own country.
Prince Calonna, Mayor or Rome,
wrote the following for The Associ-
ated Press:
with redoubled hopes ofspeedy
victories, the world enters the fifth
year of the war against hte forces of
barbarism and evil. Never have we
doubter that the cause or right and
justice would trump in the end but
what now makes us confident that
this result is indeed inevitable is the
thorough participation by America in
the war.
"The common ideals of justice
which have led the great American
Republic into the struggle have al
ready been splenddly defined by am
Fbassador Page, who is so dear to us,
when he said:
"Throughout her age-long history,
Italy, our great Mother, conferred two
gifts on humanity-constant faith in
liberty and right, and the discovery
of the world The new world, having
been inspired all along in its history
by those principles OF law. dld not
hesitate to confer all her richest
blood, all her sons, when she saw
liberty threatened, in order that the
priceless Inheritance which originated
from Rome should not be Overwhelm-
ed and destroyed. Italy's cause is
Americas cause, just as it is tie cause
of all humanity, as its it the cause OF
Roman and Latin civilization"
his cleverness in a French offensive
on the Somme in which the forces
under his command took $4,000 pri-
soners. % heavy guns and 27O ma
chine guns and by his sagacity in the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-31

Mrs. P. H. Milton and children
Virgil and Laura of Waycross are
guests Of Mrs. George Harris.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson announ-
ce the birth of fine boy, Both mother
and infant are doing well the home
Of the Grand Parents, Mr.. Mrs. Joe
c. Fem.
Miss Mozie Crawford and Mrs. w.
d. Wilson spent the Cotter part of
week inp Macon and Camp Wheeler
where they Joined Mrs. H. H. Fred
erick to see Corporal Frederick off
for Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
Mary D. Wilson is the guest of the
Camp Fire Girls of Marshallville on a
Camp at Houston Factory.
Ulysses V. Whipple Jr. left Camp
Wheeler Friday for Camp Jackson,
Columbia, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Cameron Jhon
Hyde of Jacksonville will arrive to-
morrow to attend the marriage of
their sister, Miss Sara Hyde to Mr..
Hollis Kezar which will occur Thur,
sday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
Sc PIDEN DONATlVOS PARA
LOS HOSPITALES DE
EUROPA.

La Graz Roja in:cio aver una &C
tiva campana. hacienda un esfuerzo
final para cubrir. antes del luncheon
cue el lunes tendra la Union de
Trabajadores de Ia Guerra. Ia Quota
de efectos de lienZo que SC lmpuso
a San Antonio como contribution
para los hospitales de FrancIa.
EStos efcctos de iienzo consISten
en- toa!!as dc mano en- numero de Gin
co mil. de bano en- numero de dos NIL
Y mil sabanas. de los cual Sc han re-
cibido informes de que hay escacez
en- los hospitales de Europa Y Sc Qule
re7 enviar 10 mas pronto possible.
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INFORMATION LOCAL
NO HABIA oQUlEN LA
ENTERRARA

Una ioven de dieciocho amos de
edad. Tamada Carrie McMainie Y
cue residia en- una casa &c la Aveni-
da Roger. despues de haber eStado
muchos dias enferma de influenza,
fallecio aver a las Seis de Ia mana
ma.
Los padres de la joven habian
muerto hacia algunos dias Y como al
~fa!lecer Ella no contaba cor par!en-
ties cercanoS. no hubo quien Sc inte-
por Su sepcllo.
Ash 10 participaron a las oficinas
de poiicia III soldado V su esposa
que viven en- la misma casa donde IA
joven McMainie reSidia, anadiendo
que ellos c~arecian de los fondos sufi-
cienteS para costear Ell entlerro. Con
est motive Ia pojicia orden6 a Ia ca
sa Riebe que Sc encargara de los fu-
nerales de Ia eXtinta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
LA LLUVIA NO IMPIDE A
LOS AMERICANOS Ell
N

CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICA
NO EN- FRANCIA. Noviembre g.
Las tropas americans reanudaron
Su vance al oriente del rio Mosa
hoy. al norte V sur de Damvillers. a
pesar de la fuerte lllvia que no ha
cesado de caer en- toda esa region.
Las tropas del general Liggett van
cast pisandoles los t~alones a los solja-
dos alemanes que a de retirada y
en- ~algnuos sectores han logrado Ven
Ger la ~resistencia de "a re~taguardia
enemiga. que ha estado hacienda gran
uso de ametralladoras-
Los alemanes Sc dice que han en-
pezado una nueya retirada al noreste
De Verdun.
Entire Wadelincourt, una milla al
sur de Sedan Y ell bosque del Woevre
Sc han estado librando fuertes CON-
bates de artilleria V ametralladoras
iurante la noche. Los franceses Sc
italian ahora ~posesionados de la esta-
lion ia Sedan.
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ELEGANTE ENLACE.

En- Ia Catedral de San Fernando.
I las diez de la manana de aver tu-
80 lugar el enlace eclesiastico del
Sr. D. Juan C.. Chapa con Ia Srita.
Ma. de la Luz Cortes, pertenecientes
ambos a muy a]preciables familias
lie la c~olonia mexicana residente en-
asta ciudad.
Apadrinarop a los desposados ell
Sr. Lie. Nemesio Garcia Naranjo Y
81 esposa Da. Angelina f. de Gar
cia Naranjo Y Ell Sr. Dr.. Salome
Cara Aldape y su esposa Da. Bea-
triZ c. de Cara Aldape.
Muchas familias de las amistades
de los contingencies asistieron a la
ceremonial, que Sc VIC muy %concurri-
da.
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BAUTIZO.

Hoy en- ID t@rdc Y en- Ia catedra!
de San Fernando. sc efectuar" e!
bautizo del nino Jose Luis \ egria
que naci6 IN eSta ciudad el dia -
lc Mayo del presente ano, Siendo sus
-adres el senior CaEdelario Algeria Y
4 ;enora Isabel Q. de Algeria.
SeraH paGrinos del nuevo crlStIa-
% 81 senior Andres L. Salazar Y 81
esrosa Ia sonora Rosenda Stein de
a azar. ceIebrandose. con motive de-
pautizo an fiesta intlma en- Ia casa
Ec "a fami!ia Algeria. Sicuaaa Ell IA
,ai.e de San Marcos 40.
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BAUTIZO:

En- e!egante esquela Sc nos comu-
MICA ell hautizo, verificado ell dia de
los corrientes, en- IL Cathedral de San
Fernando, del nino Henry Alessio,
primogenito dc Don Enrique Guerra
V de su sonora esposa Dona Elvira
Pizzini de Guerra.
Apadrinaron al recien nacido, que
recibi6 las aguaS bautismales ei mis-
mo dia en- que viniera q! mundo, sus
abuelos maternos Don Francisco Pr
zzini, Y Dona Benigna s. de Pizzini,
siendo su padrino dc 0leoS, ell r. P.
Don Ramon Pratt.
Largos amos de vida feliz deseamos
al nuevo cristiano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
TRAVIESOS

Las familias que reslden en- las
cerraniaS dc las -alles de Victoria c
Indiana - quclaron aver a las Off
cinas de policia de que diariamen-
re Y haSTa muy avanzadas las horaS
de la nochs Sc juntan 4 jugar en- la
esqcina De las referidas GALES va
rios muchachoS que moleStaN mucho
al vecindario. II policia Num- Sc
aperson6 aver con los m~uchachos acu
sadoS V les exigi6 que no hicieran
aouc' Iugar Ct sitio de Sus diver
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
DE LA ESCUADRA CONTRA
Ell NICIO

La pcIicia que trabaja 4 las orde-
mes del Capitau Van Ripper Y ore
a Ia genie considerable CONF
viciosa, capture, Ia noche del viernes
al S&bado, a cuaIro personals, dos mu
jeres y dos hombreS. a quienes Sc
acuso de vioac;on a los articu!os
tres Y cuatro del Reglamento respec-
two. Elias fueron muitadaS Il con
cincuenta pesos Y otra con cIen Y
los homhres. como eran m!AtareS,
fucron conSigaados a Ia Policia Mill
tar para que los juZguc.
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exclusivamcnte al elemento mXicanc
de San Antonio, Y la mayor parte de
los artistas, entire los que sc cuentan
payasos de reconocida fama, son de,
nacionalidad mexicana.
Ell circo de los hermanos Barrers
cuenta con una gran collection dc
fieras amaestradas. siendo lndudable
mente este uno de sus PARTICIPATES
atractivoS.
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EOTo DE GRACIAS.

Aurelio Flores : iamilia. hacen p~resenie.
por medic del diario LA RENSA Sus SIN
ceroS a-craGecimientoS Il todaS !us personals
Que tan amablemente 81 SirvieToa accmpanaT
O. cadtycr dc >u hIia Amparo = 81 ultima
-,orada. y de una 7l%1c-a especial nacsh
-ubIicos sus ar-adcciEIieHto> hacia a cor
roracion ;i!G-m3nica cncs5cA2da por el senior
Carlos Nedelir; = los padrlnoS cue aTFcEi"
q 5eEo- Ca-niIo Torres y = las rladrjnaS or
ganizaG..S onr Ia <enorita Otla Cara $ q 90
d2s las de3.as rersousS que conru.Tler"a = Jos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
Ell CIRCO BARRERA HERMANCS

Ell proximo lunes. como va 10 he
mos anunciado, principiara q traba-
jar en- ell centric de diversiones demo
minado "Hipodrome". situado en- Ia
Gale Houston. entire las de CANA
ron V S. Laredo. cl circo del que son
empresarios los hermanos Barrera.
Este espectaculo estara dedicado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
UN ARTISTA CINEMATOGRA
FICO VENDRA A SAN
ANTONIO.

En- ell transcurso dc la semana que
hoy principal es esperado en- San An
tonic Douglas Fairbanks. uno de los
de los mas populares artlstas cine
m~atograficos en- los Estados Unldos.
Fairbanks, que en- union de Charlie
Chaplin. ha estado trabajando, cas'
desde ell principle de la guerra, en- Ia
propaganda de diversos serviclos re-
lacionados con la campana, vendra a
San Antonio con ell objeto de hahlar
en- publico en- favor de los trabaJos
que diversas AsociacioneS han en-
prenGido en- pro de Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
NACIMIENTO

En- IA casa mercada con e! numcro
IL de "a Gale y. Colorado, dondc
.esidea Ell senior Donate Trevino y
u esposa la sonora Maria Z. de IRE
VINO. racio aver a las cinco de Ia ma
aara. una Mia, hija del eXpreSado
matrimonio. cue sea proXimamcntc
5autizada con e. nom5re de Rosario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
UNA SENORITA EXTRAVlADA

Los padres de una senorita de die
ciseis amos, que Sc llama Nadine
Lilly Pershing. sc acercaron aver a
las oficinas de policia. partcipando
que su hija habia sa'ido de su hogan
antes de aver Y que, como no habia
vue!to. Sc .e considerable como perdl-
da en- las GALES de Ia ciudad, por 10
que Sc suplico a los detectives que
procuraran localizarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
UN PERRO BRAVO.

En- "a cuadra marcada con el nu-
nero 1900 de Ia Gale Crockett un
perro bravo @..ordio aver en- la tarde
a TN nuchacho de pocos amos &c
edad que jugaba en- dicna Gale.
Fl policia Mcneil, quien tue ente-
RADIO del asunto. eXigio a los duenos
de perro que 10 tuvleran slempre
encerrado o que Sc deshicicran del
animal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Los c~irujanos eStan de acuerdo en- que
en- todos los casos de cortaduraS, quemadIras'
etc. IL primera curacion es Ia mas impoF-
t.nrc Cuando - sr!icado I'm antiseptico
EFICIENTE no hay peliGro dc infeccioneS )
las hcridas comienzan R cicatrizar desde Tue
go. Para ell uso del homb-e o dc los am,
males. BCROZCNE c. el antisept'co lGea!
y cicatrizador de las heridaS. CompfeIo ano-
=, rr;smo y estS Esto en- case dc cuslquier
emergencia. De venta Dor la Botica San Pc
dro. San Antonio. Texas. 'aeN''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Bcrnal Diaz. para cc-tar CT dos parties Ia
asa 1886 dc Ia callc Cas- I. II. Lam. para
.oust-ui. IN gauge en- io> y. HacSoerry
Alberto Perez. para una cabal!criza en- III
Y Colorado: Ms 4. c. Halt. para pnoer
coraiza = Ia casa no ;. Flores Q. {. Bosoy-
ssi. para mcve- IN y2Sa -, Av"Hida Z J.
l.. liydcs. yara coast-uIr TN garage. CT 8oo2
Nolan: :. .. :. Alderman. para ccn5;T1:~ uu
carage IN s.. EoIiad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
UN JITNEY DESPEDAZADO

Aver a las siete de Ia manaAa Sc
e5ectuo una collision entire el auto
mGvil que guiaba Frank Fletcher Y el
iitney Que dirigia J. S. Kemp, hablen
do resultado ell ult!mo de los carros
m~encionadoS comp etamente deSpe-
dazado. E. hecho ocurrio en- Ia esqui-
ma de las GALES de Van Ness Y \.
Pine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
INCENDIO

En- ura caSa de "a cuad~a 200 de
"a calle de Buena Vista Sc etecruo
aver a las doce ' media del tia un
incendio. que no rev:st!o grandes pro
porciones ' que hacienda Sido violen
tamente sofocado 10 produjo perdi-
IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
10 MATARON PORQUE Sc RO,
EABA LAS GALLlNAS

Tn TETON que Sc iaUoducia a to-
do. los ~corra!eS de Ia Gale Willow.
fue matado aver en- IA tarde por el
policia Wunzbac. en- los momentoS en-
que e. animal habia hecho presa en-
ana de las casaS d. Ia mencionada
Gale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
AViSO

Coz objeto De introduci- nUcStros nuevo; SIS
ts1aas den:alcs sin do!or. hcunoS convcnido en-
ri ala- u-ecios cspecialcs a iodos nuestros ira
tajos duraEtc los p-CNimoS ounce dies.
NEW SlSTEN PAINLESS DENTISTS
500. Z. Houston =.
tAltgS del Manhattan Restaurant ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
DOCTOR QUE Sc EsTABLEcE EN- san

DOCTOR QUE Sc ESTARLECE En- SAY
ANTONIO
FL DE-, i. ". Parsons, dc las facuItades DC
Mexico y Estados Lnidos. ACADIA dc cstablc-
Ger si consultorio medico on Ia Depot
Pharmacy," frcntc Il Ia estaci6n del |. & G..
y.
Fl scHor Dr.. Parsons fuc por muchoS amos
~ciruiano en- jcfc del Hospital de los Fc-ro-
CARRIES Nacionalcs MeXicanos ' Director del
Hospital Americana dc Ia Ciudad de Mexico.
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Registro Civil
SACIMIENTuS.

Tn n,Sc del senior los. VI. Fa= ; dc IA -
nora Fciicitas Rodriguez. en- 2iS E. Pecan.
Una MIRA del >caor Mstias Pena y de u
sonora Guadahlpc lie Peaa. en- a GALE Guar
u 22S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

E-nca-aac'5u Gonza!cz. On - SSa.tIL".
Esteh-- Hernandez. en- san Marcos lis
simon Garcia. en- 4SS Pra6o.
Dolores Bracamonte NaldsS. en- iv@ TO
rrSE.
victoria Ortiz. CT los CoEma,
Ton,aS c. Quiuterc. ~ II : Braz"s-
Isidro Hera&rGaz. en- ia : Laredo
Lu;sa MARITIME de Torres. en- san "a
s-Icio Aley.
ISABEL de Len. 81 2Gl" CspitoI
Siberia /. DC Alariz. IN l'6 Eu'[
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VI
DEFUNCIONES

hIbino Cadena > Jacir;a A7as,
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NrE>rRA LsT> DE coRRESroNsALEs sumsnta TODD" los dm cL dSn Nd
conc = hw. ran: que uswG q dneo .N. Eot1s " d'"'' Il >"A d" '"V'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

. EN FL FhSO. TTNAS. On 81
p, al s~r"rcc us los m~eN:caaos cue
a'iya- = u"ccsidade=. N1~rtros
:, vc-nas on cua,quiera 4" Du"S-
3, uued- ma rcTca. NucSLro nic"o'
7sa que 10, 'ieD" Fl Dgblicc. nueS
.IccGc con usr1s c-sa> que di!lc'i-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

NrAEluOS De k8RTR IN!
l..-1,ro %. e. IA al. san ~ Pa
.Il.-Su -arN -r-n-ss~ IL tIuecv
suNstavnne r,--,.f-t1lcatc e. tDIC> lC-
- trr~ ~fic,r=~. 81 no SERBIAN ,
-~r-u,.-rjni"-rn - UNA FRUEE
u4c>,7os n,zu.io~ sun"n.an ;o,ig-
r,ra-c Is" ~s,z.i"2en.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
NOT IDENTIFIED
Impossible 70 lis, Dead Unit.
Washington Gives Names

LONDON r,h s-RoH,,f figure.
-..a', '-. #- .., ai r.- un ,n,
I-,ea-a probably aa, considerably r
p.-,, a 't,rrHat., r.r~a,, .ft.r r
a, n.a believe. complete return. uH.
'r.s 'rr rrn.sr .' dead q. be- nearer
- than d.
A' ,ae hu ~ American, on board
Ne Iusear.a va, 'n,' vr,r 'rs vessel
sert down B, aI., = impossible o.
ascertain 'hs name, ri those 'r, until
'-r name, q fhe survivor, have been
cb.si 90 trs United State,
Reports received az 'te American
s~'a's, yesterday Indicated Ne Joe, of
l'' h.r, while 'rs Fr.,r admiralty,
s''~a', va, 30 Tf, discrepancy now
appears q. have .e-r H1s 10 me fact
thar 'r- figure, supplied 90 ,he em
hs'sy evidently d." r., include che
ur,v-s ~ Which ,nsrr are utU many
II "a, announced TODAY that arrange
~.-'' vs-. 's.rg made ty British and
American ..'.s., joint, 'rr great
military i.-ers. i.- '7e Tu,.ana,
lead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
PREMIER SEYDLER
AND CABINET OF
AUSTRIA RESIGN
Body Breaks Over Question Of
Dealing With Poles,

AMSTERDAM, Feb. s-Dr Won
Seydler the Austrian premier, has
rendered the resignation Of his entire
cabinet to Emperor Charles, according
to a dispatch from Vienna.
The resignation Of the Won Seydler
cabinet, it is understood in parliament-
ary circles in Vienna, is due 10 the op-
position Of Polish deputies against
special debates and provisional budget.
The opposition Of the deputies makes
majority for the budget doubtful.
President Gross OF the lower house,
announcing the resignation, said that
according TO the constitution, il was
necessary to postpone temporarily the
siltlngs Of the house.
The cabinet OF DR. Won Seydler,
which was formed last June was re-
ported to have resigned during the re-
cent labor crisis in Austria Hungary
This report, however, was not con-
firmed
Dr. Won Scydlcr was able to bring
about the cessation Of the strike by in
forming labor delegations ON January
20 that it was the wish OF the Austrian
emperor to end war at the earliest pos
Sihlc moment by an honorable peace.
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Young Missouriian, Nouice =
With Machine Gun, Clips
Foe Plane on First FLIGHT

The other American aviator also d
lieutenant was not so lucky as the Mis-.
,ourlln, for the machine he picked out
to engage lodged away quickly and he
was unable 10 get in any effective shots
In France Only Short Time.
When the squadron returned the
Missouri llculenants hand, were swol-
len 10 twice their normal size from the
cold He has been IN France only a
short time.
The incident show, how quickly
things may happen to flyer The
Missouri lieutenant had no thought ~
making a flight until just before he
actually started on one, having come
10 town from a camp to see dentist.
In the street he met the other Ameri-
can lieutenant who already had been
assigned to accompany the bombing
party This officer, who is from At
lanta, after announcing that he was go
ing on bombing raid over Germany
with the French, asked the MSSourian
10 come along and see him off. The
MlsSOufan agreed and went TO the
'iicld.
lneEperiencs No Drawback.
The Albanian had climbed into his
machine when one Of the French plots
discovered that his observer was miss
my only ono suggestion was ncccs-
Rry W cause the MSsourian quickly
to- telephone for and receive permission
to 60 He explained his incxpcrience
but the IrcnChman said that made no
difference Thu, he began the flight
in which he brought down the German
maChInc.
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UNLIMITED FUNDS
GIVEN AGENTS Of
SLkv B0LSHEv|KI
Russians Enterprise" Had
Support From March, 1917.
EVEN ARMS CONTRIBUTED
NIkOIai Lenine Drew large
Sums From Kaiser,

PARIS, Feb. 8-The Petit Pafisien
continues today publication Of official
German documents which II says. wers
brought 10 France by prominent
French scientist who obtained them
from Russian revolutionary paper.
The latest instalment consists Of se-
ries Of document, tending To shaw that
the bolsheyik movement IN Russia has
been financed by Germany.
Among these documents IL q cir
culsr dated March 2, 1917, from the
German Imperial bank TO all repre-
sentatlyes In Switzerland, instruct
ing them TO honor all demands for
money from Nikolai Lenine, N.
Zinoyisft, Leon Trottky, M Kane
neff, one OF the Russian representa-
tiyes at the Brss-Lhoysk peace
negotiations; M. Soumenson, and
Msrsta Kosloysky, who has been
described a. the chief German
agent In Russia
The money was to be paid under
certain conditions"
Another document is letter dated at
Stockholm Sept q, 1917, from Y.
furstenberg to Raphael Schumann at
lIaparanda, reading
"Honorcd Comrade -Varburg's
bank on receipt Of telegram from
the president Of the Rhenisch West.
phalian Syndicate, has opened an
account for Comrade Trotzky's en-
terprise. The lawyer has brought
arms and arranged for their con.
yeyance a. far as Lulea and Vsrda.
Instruct the firms Of Essens Sons
al Lllea as to whom they arc to he
consigned and name Of the conf
dental person 10 whom the sum
asked for by Comradc Tronky is to
be paid over"
Other letters announce the pay
ment to Lenlnc Of SUMS varying
from 10000 10 10000 marks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
1,946 Survivors
Landed Thus Far

WASHINGTON Feb s-Ths navy
department TODAY announced that latest
r,pcfis Of 're Survivors Of the Tuscania
show ssytHy.NS officers and IN
enlisted men Of th, army have been
landed a. Bungrarua. Ireland, ths, six.
teen c'ffoert ard seamen oi the ertw
have been landed a, Larne Ireland. and
that approximately S70 officers and ,n-
listed men oi the army have been
landed a. I'lay Scotland
In addition ,he department announce
mr0' continue. approximately ninety
nine soldiers and member, oi the crew
are reported 90 be hospital, Six
members at 'ts crew and seyeny.ivo
fcc-t.rus- e- p--, Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
First Sandstone
of Year Here Today

Oklahoma City was greeted today by
the first OF the welknown sandstorms
Of this section OF the country The
storm was caused, according to the
weather bureau, by the eastward
movement Of storm which had
cenlercd around Wichita for the last
several days and which has caused the
high temperature here.
With the eastward movement Of the
storm center, the indications are that
the temperature in Oklahoma City will
fall to a minimum of from q to IS
degrees, caused by a slightly higher
area coming from Idaho and Nevada.
The weather bureau does not predict
any blizzard for the immediate future.
Temperatures Of 10 degrees above sesc
prevailed throughout Idaho and Neysda
TO-DAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Need More Workers
in Boy Scout Drive

The local scout council in charge Of
the campaign raising SlSSOO for cx-
lcn,iyc scout work for the next three
years, reports that considering the un-
usually small number Of men who have
volunteered their services TO help
collect the money they are doing cx-
ccptronally well Twenty or thirty
men are wanted 10 assist IN iomorrow's
drive. which is the last day of the cam
pargu The men are requested 10 meet
at the Chamber of Commerce The
boy scouts Of the city will also assist
no the solicitation tomorrow and will
meet at Wcsiall hall at half past
eight
Allen N Street stated today that be
cause of the shortage OF helpers in the
a large number Of men and
bu,ncs, houses have gone unsolicited
but II they still desire to help raise
the fund they may send their donation
90 ! " Wilson, who is secretary and
treasurer of the campaign