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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
MARINE intelligence

High tide today at $40.
Hide tide Sunday at $50.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Essex, McDornan, Baltimore.
Steamer Parthias Hilery Philadelphia.
Steamer Providence, Griffin, New York
Steamer st. Croix, Bowman, New York.
Steamer Edgemont. Olweiler. New York.
Steamer City OF Newport, Stinson, New
port.
Steamer City OF Haverhill. Lake. Fall
River
Steamer Islander. Johnson, Tiverton.
Steamer New Shoreham, Fuller, Block
Island.
Tug Tormentor, Newport.
Tug Vigilant, New York.
Tug C.. r. Sanford, Brennan. New York.
Tug Elmer s Keeler. Miner. New York
Schooner Mary W. Bowen. Chase. Nor
folk. S49s tons of coal for railroad
Schooner Jen Beswick, Green Point
100000 bricks for Pawtucket.
Barge Sremnrgo. Hoboken 1895 tons OF
coal for Providence Coal company.
Barge Waverley. Hoboken. 1925 tons OF
coal for Eastern Coal company.
Barge p. r. A. No. ZIG. South Amboy,
475 tons of coal for railroad.
Barge p. r. r.. No. 704, South Amboy,
SO coal for railroad
Barge White Rar. South Amboy, 900 tons
coal for Pawtucket-
Barge p. r. r.. No. IA. South Amboy
492 tons of coal for railroad.
Barge Laura. South Amboy, $50 tons
OF coal 10 order
Barge William J. Beedle Edgewater. 625
tons of coal for Providence Coal company
Barge. Allison White, Port Reading. $50
tons of coal for pawtucket.
Barge Harry Schaefer. South Amboy,
1884 tons of coal for Providence Gas
company.
Barge Commerce. Elizabethport. $50 coal
for Seaconnet Coal company.
Barge Pioneer. south Amboy 603 tons OF
coal for Pawtucket.
Barge Jennie. Port Reading. III coal for
railroad.
Barge P. r.. No. Q. South Amboy, 7s5
tons OF cool for J. r. White
Barge Lancaster, West, Newport News
PISS tons OF coal for J. r. White.
Schooner Mary Buckley. Dinnie, Word
bridge. ~. j., 1900 fire brick. II tons clay
for J. c. Goff.
DEPARTURES.
- Steamer Sdgemont. olweiler, for New
Steamer City of Newnort, stenson. for
Newport.
Steamer City of Fall River. Lake. for
Fall River
Steamer Islander, Johnson, for Tiver-
ton.
Steamer New shoreham, Fuller, for
Block Island.
Schooner Ruth Decker. for Long Island.
Tug Vigilant, with tow for New York.
Tug Il. A. Keeler, with tow for New
York.
Tug NJ. e. Scully with barges Julia A.
Dempsey Scully. Florida and Knicker-
booker, for New York.
Tug Thoma ]. Scully. with barges
Moosc and Typhoon for New York.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
Today was the warmest yet along the
water front.
There was an unusually large number
of loaded barges arrived this morning,
nearly filling up the fair way.
The steamers Pontiac and New Shore
ham had large excursion parties down
the river this morning.
There are five schooners on and waiting
to go on the drydock at East Provi-
dence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
HOUSE PARTY
At THE SOPHIA
LITTLE HOME

The annual house party was held at
the Sophia Little Home, Norwood avenue
Edgewood, yesterday afternoon and It
proved a decided success The decorative
scheme was very effective. One OF the
features was the serving of Strawberries
grown I'm the garden OF the home.
The home was thrown open to visitors
and the lower floor and veranda were de-
voted To the sale and the entertainment.
The visitors found plenty TO attract them
at the booths and tables which we're pre-
sided over as follows: Cake, Mrs Morgan.
chairman; Mrs. William Herrick Mrs. w.
III. Chaplin and Mrs. j. NJ. Stillman; tea
table. Mrs. Frank Aldrich, in charge, as
sisted by Mrs James Vose Mrs. Irving
Collins and Mrs. James III. Eastman;
fancy work, Mrs Mary Arnold, in charge,
assisted by Mrs. Mary Babcock. Miss
Alice Vaughn and Mrs. Cheney; candy
table, Miss Frances Henshaw. Miss Eliza
beth Vose. The Strawberries and cream
were served by the young womene in
mates OF the home.
The entertainment was as follows:
Readings, by Miss Molly Boyce: piano
solos, Miss Eleanor Schofield; vocal solos,
by Miss Pettis; whistling solos, by Mrs.
George y. Arnold.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
City Notes

Two boards in the floor OF John Tan
ner's barn were ripped UP by thieves on
Thursday night. and by this means en-
trance was gained TO n rear room OF the
shop or the National Manufacturing COM
pany at Flint and Scott streets but moth
ing was stolen. Entrance TO the barn was
gained by forcing n side window.
Mary Lee. aged CO. OF % America
street while getting on a Warren and
Bristol car on Market square at 8 o'clock
last evening. fell and injured her left hip
and arm. She was assisted into Dr. Ran
dalfs offico and after treatment was
taken 90 her home.
Henry Feldman OF l02 Chalkstone ave-
nue. was overcome by the heat while on
Gano street at 4:i5 yesterday afternoon.
lie was removed 10 the Rhode Island hos
pital by advice OF Dr. Campbell where
he was revived and then removed 20 his
home
Joseph Bsnley. aged 70. in the district
court this morning pleaded not guilty 90
being a vsgrant and was held for trial on
the 18th n surety Of 500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
{. PROVIDENCE
MAN IS CONSUL
Of GUATEMALA

President Cabrera of Guatemala. Cen
trail America has appointed Leo +. Ma
deau Of East Providence consul OF that
republic. with headquarters NJ Provl-
dence, Guatemala has never had con-
stIlate here before. the only representa-
Boston Mr. Nadeau spent some time in
Guatemala In 1906. and since his visit
friends there have been seeking the honor
for him.
Until recently Guatemala was Iittle
known. but American capital is now being
invested extensively in the republic. 1t is
the most northern and the furthest ad-
vanced OF the Central American repub-
lies. IL contains about 5000 square
miles OF territory and has many large
cities. Guatemala CITY, the largest and
the capital Of the republic, has a popu-
lation of 10000 and contains a magnfi-
cent old cathedral and % other churches.
has military college, academy for girls,
hospitals. good public schools. national
theatre, fine government buildings, many
beautiful parks. The city proper covers
five square miles, and has an excellent
climate.
Mr.. Nadeau is special agent and adjust
er of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance
society and is interested In imports from
Guatemala. He is secretary and treas
urer OF the La Nueva Providencia Rubber
company. a corporation engaged in grow
ing rubber and raising cattle In Guate-
mala, of which corporation he is the orgi-
nator and largest stockholder. He is a
member OF local Masonic bodies, being
Noble OF the Mystic Shrine and thirty
second degree Mason. He was formerly
a student at Brown university and is .
member OF the Beta Theta ri fraternity.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
NAVAL VISITORS
IN FAVOR Of
IMPROVEMENTS

Washington. June 22.-Secretary OF the
Navy Metcalf has received the report OF
the board OF visitors TO the naval acad !.
emy, consisting OF Senator Gnlllnger o.
New Hampshire Representatives Paget
OF Tennessee and f. H. Hinshow of Me-
braska j. j. Healy OF Chicago, ILL.,. Hen
ry NJ Hall OF Ellsworth, Me: Herbert l..
Satterlee of New York David S. Barry
OF Providence. X. J.. and Mr.. William
owen Jones OF Lincoln, Neb
The board recommends that no part of
any future class should be graduated in
advance of the full four years course.
and under no circumstances should the
standard OF instruction be lowered
The board strongly recommends that
such a revision should be made OF the
courses OF study and methods OF conduct
ing and marking examinations as will de-
velop and bring out the average all
around ability OF a midshipman rather
than TO give him prominence in any one
particular study.
Among other recommendations unani-
mously made by the board are:
THAT a new department be created for
the study OF electricity and the practical
application OF electric power.
THAT legislation should be enacted
which will permit the graduation OF mid
shipmen as ensigns
THAT for admission 10 the naval acad-
emy a certificate OF proficiency i'm courses
OF study approved by the secretary of
the navy and issued by such institutions
Of learning as may have been approved
by him, may be accepted in place OF the
mental examination now prescribed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
BONUS OFFERED
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS

San Francisco. June 22.-Following
the strike yesterday OF $50 telegraph
ers employed by the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies in
San Francisco and Oakland. state
ment signed by General Superintendent
Frank Jaynes and applying to all
operators remaining on duty during
the strike was posted in the Western
Union offices. Ii reads:
"All operators will be paid their
regular salary as bonus, and all
services will be computed as extra on
the basis OF seven hours per day or
night Operators and others employed
at West Oakland Will also be fur
nished free meals and lodgings"
In the main San Francisco office OF
the Western Union last night there
were only two men working. Since the
fire OF 1905 the Western Union has
maintained It's principal operating
room In Oakland. In this office about
$50 operators are employed. Last night
there were about 10 at work. irsclud-
ing chiefs
The Postal company last night had
five operators, including chiefs. on
duty, out OF total of 60 usually at
work In the main office.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
EAST PROVIDENCE

The graduating class OF the high school
held a reception and dance I'm the town
hall last evening. which was very en-
joyable occasion. Allen Williams was
made a committee OF one TO present the
scholars with such present as was in.
tended for them I'm commemoration OF this
event. Dancing began at $3.50 the long
line OF dancers being led by Albert Darcy
and Edith Pierce.
The patronesses were Mrs. r. w.
Adams. Mrs J. II. Church. Mrs. G. L..
Pearce. Mrs. II. NJ. Dean. Mrs. n. A.
Moss. Mrs c. w. Loveland: floor direct
or. John H. Dyer: assistant floor director.
Albert Darcy: aids Otto Pahline. Earl
Ashley, Charles McCoart. George Bourne /;
reception committee, John II. Dyer. Ma
rion Messenger Edna Knauf, Edith
knights, Maud Ormsbee.
TOO BIG A LOAD.
A drag with % tons OF building stone
drawn by a steam roller held up traffic
at the end OF Washington bridge just be-
fore noon today. The machine was not
powerful enough To pull it, on to the
bridge. After considerable backing and
turning the load was taken to the city
via Taunton avenue, Walnut street, Wa
terman avenue over Red bridge.
MINOR MENTION.
There Is a report about town that the
Republican machine wants MT. Martin TO
retire from the general assembly and the
same report has II that Mr.. Martin will
"oblige" providing he can be assured OF
"a position on the next town council. which
his friends say he can have In spite of
the machine.
A man giving his name as John
Brown went In bathing yesterday with
out suitable rig, and this cost him
about $500 In the Seventh district
court this morning.
Joe Smith, who is better known as
Joe "Neverspeak.' was sent TO the
farm this morning by Judge Bliss for
six months on charge of being dis
orderly person.
A young colored woman was ad-
Judged insane by Judge Bliss this
morning and was committed to the
state hospital.
The Fourth OF July committee Will
meet In the rooms of the Business
Mems association this evening
The following letters are at the post
office:
Iadies-Mrs. ]. Osmond; gentlemen,
Robert Arnold, Louis King. +. Leonard.
u. Mariek. l.. Il. Mowrey, Miguel
Sortania.
Among the graduates from the A. p.
Hoyt grammar school yesterday were
Miss May Loretta Harrigan and James
Joseph Harrigan, children OF Lieut.. of
Police Harrigan, and Daniel Man
chester. who participated creditably in
n court scene"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
IRREGULARITIES
IN BRITISH NAVY

London. June 22-"Grave irregularities, Z"
is the term the parliamentary committee
on public accounts gives to certain con-
ditions in the navy, on which II issued a
report today. The committee found that a
widespread custom was the acceptance OF
commissions from contractors by petty
officers. but the report adds that severe
disciplinary measures have been adopted
TO suppress the custom.
The committee objects strongly TO the
action of the admiralty in contracting for
the construction OF the armored cruisers
1nvincible. 1nfexible and Indomitable.
without competition, although the admir-
atty officials explained that they wished to
keep the plans secret
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
RIO GRANDE RIVER
ON A RAMPAGE

Albuquerque, N. NJ, June 22.-The RIO
Grande swollen by recent rains in New
Mexico has passed the danger stage along
the valley south OF this city and thou
sands OF dollars worth OF damage has
been done. Guadalajara. n small hamlet
of several hundred persons in Socoroco
county. is reported entirely washed away
and the natives are homeless. Great dam
age has been done in San Antonio. ". NJ,
and at San Pedro and San Antonio. small
native villages below San Antonio. A
large force of men is at work building
levees at San Antonio to keep out the
water. At Guadalajara, the river sud
denly changed its channel and the village
ers barely escaped with their lives.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
TIDES HARNESSED
AT SO. THOMASTON

South Thomaston. Me-. June 2o.-Great
progress toward the successful harness
ing OF the tides, by which IL is hoped
to save the bast amount OF tidal energy
now going TO waste and devote II 10 the
operation OF mills. quarriee. factories and
o.her establishments needing driving
force. is being made here.
Experiments on an extensive scale are
being conducted, and IL is hoped may
solve the problem which has taxed the
inventive minds OF engineers all over the
world.
A basin with an area of a little over
one square mile is being used for the
operations, and n 12-foot rise I'm the tide
there makes IL we'll adapted for the work.
The promoters OF the experiment plan
TO store the tidal power in, compressed air
apparatus and transmit IL 10 lime quar-
ries and factories along the coast by
means OF a pipe line.
IL Is estimated that at least b0oo-horse-
pwoer can be generated by the new pro-
cess. and the power can be distributed
from the plant through the pipe line any
where within a radius OF 20 miles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
Giant Sea Turtle

San Diego. Cal. June PA gigantic sea
turtle was captured yesterday by julius
Soussa, fisherman. The monster
weighs 1902 pounds and its shell is five
feet two inches from tip to tip On its
back is burned or curved this inscription
SBritish ship Seabrine, Aug 12, 1881. 8
south S6 west. Ii found please notify
Thomas Fletcher, Brawley Road, Riving-
ton, Eng"
Apparently the turtle was captured 25
years ago In the South Pacific and was
released after the lettering had been
burned on its shell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
MARBLEHEAD RACES
WILL BE RUNNERS

. Marblehead. Mass, June 22.-1f valua-
BILE and artistic trophies are any incentive
to yachting. the cruise of the Eastern
Yacht club TO Bar Harbor next month
will prove one OF the most successful that
has been held by that organization for
many years.
In addition 20 the usual club prizes for
the different runs from port To port, five
special cups. ranging in value from 500
10 Slco. have been offered by members
and friends OF the club. and one of these
trophies will be given TO the slowest boat
in the fleet. provided she makes all the
runs and turns all the marks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22

At the meeting OF John r. Case
camp, Sons OF Veterans. last evening,
Comrades w. r. Farnsworth. Robert
NJ. Hay and Frank p. Ballou. who were
appointed a committee at the last
meeting of the camp TO draft appro-
pirate resolutions on the death Of
Franklin Munroe. made their report.
Miss Elizabeth A. Tobin. daughter of
william Tobin of Lincoln avenue.
graduated from the state normal
school yesterday. Miss Tobin is among
the youngest persons to graduate, she
being a little less than 10 years old
Mr.. Fred Con- has been engaged to
take party from the Rhode Island
Yacht club to Potters Cove tomorrow
morning on his motor boat Columbia
The Narragansett Cribbage club did
not meet last evening, owing to the
fact that one of their members was
called away. The club will meet Tues
day evening.
The indications are that the demon
stration to be held in Riverside square
on Wednesday. July 3. will be more
elaborate than last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
YERKES' ROADS IN
FULL OPERATION

London. June 22.-The last link of the
late Charles T. Yerkes' tube system of
underground railroad was opened today.
The new line.5 which connects the north
ern suburbs with the heart OF London, is
eight miles long. IL was begun i'm 1903.
runs on an average 90 feet below the sur
face ana cost S2S,0cOOO0. A party OF flnan-
ciers and officials attended the opening
ceremony which was followed by an
elaborate luncheon. The public was per-
mitted TO travel free during the afternoon
and evening. and received souvenirs of
the event.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
Canoe Clubs Dance

The Pawtuxet Canoe club will hold
it's annual dance this evening at the
club house at the foot OF Tucker ave-
nue.. Pawtuxet, Music will be furnished
by well-known orchestra and there
will be dancing from until IL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
LISBON POLICE
KILL TWO RIOTERS

Lisbon. June 22-The two persons killed
by the police while suppressing political
demonstration against Premier France.
which marked his return here from
Oporto, June 10. were buried secretely by
the police during the night In order TO
avoid manifestations
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
Proposals for Mason's Work ir
Certain School Buildings.

SCI tdlI1 DC0OOl bullQ1nPS.
Clerk OF Committees Depa rtment,
City Hall, June %, 1907.
Sealed Proposals are hereby invited by
the Joint Standing Committee on City
Property for masons work In the fol-
lowing school buildings, viz:
Academy Avenue,
Atwells Avenue.
Hammond Street.
Messer Street,
Peace Street.
Plans and specifications OF the work re.
quired may be seen at the office OF Gould
& Hall, Architects, 14e Westminster
street
Bonds with satisfactory surety or sure
ties will be required Of the successful
bidder In amount equal to rs per centum
of the face OF the accepted prosopal. No
bid Will be considered unless the same Ia
accompanied by certified check. pay
able To the order OF the City Treasurer,
for the sum OF $50. as a guarantee that
said contract will be signed within 10
days OF the date OF acceptance. and IL
said contract is not signed within 10 DAYS
or the date of acceptance then said sum
OF $50. will be retained and held for the
use or the city az liquidated damages on
account OF the failure 20 sign said CON
tract within said 10 days.
Bids for the entire work contemplated
on each OF the buildings must be i'm sop
arate proposals.
All proposals must be addressed to
Henry A. Carpenter, Chairman OF the
Committee on City Property city Hall
Providence, II. l., and will be received
until % o'clock 2 m, on MONDAY, July
time in the Clerk OF Committees Depart
ment.
The Committee reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids.
Py order OF
HENRY A CARPENTER, Chairman.
-. y. HAYDEN. Clerk OF Committee.
52-St
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22
RIVERSIDE

Advertisements and items for the News
Democrat may be left at the Riverside
Dry Goods Store, z and Lincoln avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
COMO EN- Una NO
VeIa de Julio
Verne.
DO IN 5aIto d d 0splCI0
dIsipirOel6 % Il Arnnl,

Paris, novismbYe 10.-AyeE & laa IL
.. m. 81 diFigible militar s'L.a Patrie !
abandon6 81 parqus eeEoatktico de ChRIain
Mendon y us dirijfs hacia Paris. Ds1pu6s
de habeT panado Bobre 81 Boi1 dc BoIoguie,
la plaza de TeTpeB , 81 arrabal Saint Ho.
more, Se detuvo algunoa instsntes aObFs 81
palacio del Elfseo, Tegres6 de lsguida
h6cia "a puntp de paEtida, pasando sobRe
la C6maEa de Diputados 81 campo de
mSniobras de IUoy Les Molineaux, donde
a. Henry FaEman eataba enHRysndo On
aeFOplano. AL pagaF nobFe 81 campo de-
maniobraa baj6 4 $50 metros Ds Tepen-
te una de Bua h6lieeB despEendi6aa del
6rbol y fu6 & dar contra 81 sUelo ceECa del
lugaE en- que 90 hallaba el aeEopInno de
IA. Farman. El Choque fu6 tan violento
que Las Rletas de Ii h6.ics se torCieron
como cintaB. LibFe del peso de % h6lice
81 "LR PatTie" di6 IN salto en- 81 eupaoio =
deSapaFeCi6 en- Is bEuma. FL vianto 10
impslla On dirscCi6n de ClamREb. Como
poT una TaE6n degConocida adm, la ssgunda
h6lice 20 nogaba fGncionar, 81 deBgraciR.
do ReroStato ae halo la meFCed dc los
slem0ntsS y continue en- 50 CRrFerR erran'
ta hastR que logE6 bsjar sin incidente
alguno en- FreSoes En- seguidR fu6 pedi'
dR una nUeva h6lice al paEque aeIost6tico
de ChRlais Mendon. Vuelts colocaE en-
Gu pueGtOD LA Patrie" smpFandi6 "a vus'
10 majestuoso parR no deteneTss Eino &
Rlgunoa metros de "a c0berti8o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27

ron examinados en- Ell seFvicio civil = oCu-
pa1aa plazas an la AduRna,
Ell juez del Valle conden6 hoy q
pagar 10 dollars do multa dofiR Filome
na Pulson6 dollars dt = IsidorR Ro-
dEfguez por vsnder leChs adu u'teradB; tam
bi6n le impuso 5 dollars a don Manuel
ToRRl, por el miamo delito.
Hoy fusTon denunciadoS 81 jusz de
paz los individuos aiguientsE: Juan AFRO
20, Rafael Psg6n, Vicente Marines, Js'
aus Dzvila, Valentfn Laguus, Andrea
Marques, JosaIina GeEsna, Adela Cora
zon, Pedro Garcia, Juan Rodriguez, Nau'
riCio DSvila, FranciEco Holaya, Gfsciano
Cruz, Pedro Diaz, Jose Acacio, Juan Ro'
Eado, JoGe GonzSlez, FrancisCo CFus, AL.
fredO Landor, jose CSrdena8 Felix Rive.
re- HeTminio Luciano
I'm AguRn ouenaa f0eEon EacIifcados
dos cabaIlos atacadog de muermo.
lei inspector de sanidad de AEecibo
infoRm6 & ID ofcinR de uanidad que mand6
vscrificar IN CabRllo de don Ramon FL.
gusroa por egtar atacado de mueFmo.
En- Juans Diaz 81 inspector de ali.
mentuu, hizo destrUir I'M bArTil de macRFe'
les , arrsgIRr varios aparadOreB de esta-
blecimientos.
Hoy han infurmadO 81 Dspartamento
de sanidad, que on el hospital de San An
torio de Mayagtsz hay tres oRaOH de ie'
bre tifoideR. 81 slcalde ds squella Ciu'
dad, don Mariana Riera Palmer, msnd6
pEepaFar an salon para todaH les enfsrme'
dadea epid6micaS.
-El ueiior Fernando BeiE6 de Gusya'
ma rsmiti6 hoy Ia OfcinR de 6anidad ID
description completA del edifCio donde
montaH6 una fkbTica dc hialo, que 10 ha'
bia aido pedida poE la junts de uanidad.
Hoy hay On nuestEo puerto dos Yapo-
res guhEdacostaS do la armada domini.
can&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
La eStIeIla de los YaIientes
SObie ell atald de On h6rOB
IA LEGION De HONOR POSTUMO.

Paris, noviembre 6.-Por pEimera yez,
despu6i de Ia CreRci6n de IL Oreen de IR
Legion de Honor poE Napoleon la sS-
trella de los bravOs ha sido confsrida Z
IN mueTto.
EBa distinc'6n acaba de msrscerIa 81
cspit6n dc cazadores de Africa, cafdo he-
Foicsmente & Ia csba3a de 50 escuadI6n en-
una carga furiosa contra la vanguaFdia el
ei6Tcito de Mulai HRfd On Teddert, ceTca
de CRsablanca.
Con eI conIentimisnto del Miniatro de
la Guerra, consultado por tsl6grsfo, 81
General Drude, Jefs de las tropRa france
BaS en- CasAblanCa, deoor6 con 10 Cruz de
la Legion dc Honor 81 atadd del CGpit6n
Ihler, On 81 momento an que lbs scr bR'
iado lR foBR.