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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-24

NcW loIk K -. .o '' Russell Scott and Schalk; Shaw key and Alxanler. Eleven innings.
 k H E St. Louis ......--........ .0 0 Boston .......... .......1 n 0 Hamilton, HCff and O'Brien: Gregg and Cady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-24

appointed the appointment immediately thereafter ANDERSON ELECTRIC GAR CO.,, DETROIT, MICH.
 Manufact of Detroit Electric Car.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

e. H. Officer, now of Ryder North
Dakota looked over old scenes and
transacted business the first of the
week
Veteran Jesse Latta has been i'll for
a week necessitating visits from the
medicine man, and is still quite poorly.
Miss Pansy Miller of Springville was
the guest of the George +. Morse home
part of last week.
Mrs James Mills and Miss May Mills
took Their departure on Tuesday for a
lengthy visit with relatives in the
Buckeye" state.
Many friends will be clad TO learn
that Mrs. Scott Melvin of Salem Ridge
seems considerably improved in health
since returning from the hospital
Mrs. Olaf Sordahl of Asbury Ridge
was pleasantly surprised by a large
number of her relatives and friends
Saturday evening, the occasion being
her birthday The party left liberal
remembrance of the pleasant evening
spent
Mrs. Peter Amunson of Avalanche
vicinity spent last week with Viroqua
relatives.
Mrs, Ed. Norris of the Viroqua
hospital has been quite i'll for fort
night and is still in weak condition.
Miss Clara Olson. former saleslady
of Viroqua. is visiting the parental
home of {. p Olson near town. She
has spent some time at Fargo, North
Dakota.
On Thursday afternoon large num-
Der enjoyed the Synod aid gathering at
the John Wedwick farm. and like as.
sembly of Asbury people at the hone
of Loren Favor.
Lloyd Gorsline of West Prairie and
Walter Sallendar of Victory had busi-
ness IN the city on Saturday.
Hello, this is SAN Gross give
market prices for hides, fuis, tallow.
pelts and junk Telephone %. Our
new residence ncal the creamery.
Not only will you find msiy bargains
at sc, but hundreds of articles from the
regular stock at ogher prices during
Towner's Semi-Annual &C sale.
Familiar Charlie Ward blew in
from Glendive. Montana, on Monday.
Mr.. McCrone was able to return to
his home at Rising Sun, after 9 seige
Smell
Keep Towner's &c sale in mind.
fou'H find wonderful bargains IN every
day necessities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
FRANKLIN.

DAcH RIDGE. January 1s-Lots Of case weather
Most of the farmers this ridge have their to
bacoc down and stripped. - Clark and James Get
ter spent Sunday at VIM. Getter's in Viroaua
Mrs. Ole Berg had the misfortune to fall. break.
ing one of the bones in her wrist Wilbert Web
er called on VIM. Weber's Sunday Vernonics
Side has pneumonia Mrs. Sim Crume has beer
visiting her sister. Mrs Peter Berg Mrs Ray
Norris is receiving visit from her sister. Miss
Boulden of Kansas City. Missouri Mrs. Vim
Getter is spending few days at the farm home.
We're to have new neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Henderson of Liberty Pole are moving on RIOS
McMullen's farm. Lots of wood is heing
hauled TO the city Charley Slack caller
ut D. Weber's Sunday Miss Bessie Summer.
field has been sewing for different ladies' OF the
ridge. Several from this community attended
church al Liberty Pole Sunday evening James
and Clark Getter delivered their 1914 crops Of
tobacco. Saturday Mr., and Mrs Daniel Webei
spent Sunday at Alec Gardner Clark Gettel
starts today for visit with his brother. Howard
at Hartford. Wisconsin Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Vance Sundayed at Cameron Olson's. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Weber and daughter Grace called al
Tom Sides Sunday. u.&I
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
JUDGE FST YOURSELF
which IS Better-Try an Expert
nent or Profit by Viroqua
Citizens Experience

Something new Is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement of manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friend is.
Now supposing you had bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching ore,
Would you experiment on il?
You will read of many SO called cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Viroqua case:
c. H. Groh, stonemason. Viroqua,
says: 81 had serious trouble with my
back and kidneys of and on for years
The heavy work that one does in my
Siade brings on the complaint. Doan'i
Kidney Pills have always given me re-
lief and gladly endorse them"
Price Soc at all dealers Don't simp
ly ask for kidney remedy--get Doan',
Kidney Pills the same that Mr.. GroI
h a d. Foster Milburn Co, Props
Buffalo, N. Y.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
DocUMEHr 10 Rad AND WHICH WELL

+ On an inside page of today's CENSOR
Is printed the annual message of Coy
ernor Philip 20 the legislature. The
CURIOUS and the serious minded citizen
viii scrutinize this first state paper
from the new executive with interest.
1t is such document as might be ex-
pected from good business man of
experiences, free from unnecessary
hourishes and bomtast, dealing speei.-
really with the real problems of state.
lt follows closely the announcements
Of Governor Philip in his primary and
election campaign Economy and good
government is the slogan of the new
governor and in these matters he but
voices public sentiment. The people
expect much Of the new aCministr alton
and We believe they viii nn,t be disap-
pointed if the legislature co operates
With Governor Philip in carrying out
his recommendations to the two houses.
We haze not the opportunity TO re-
s'ew IN detail TIE message. We re
commend for it a careful reading ard
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

CAR HEcOfNtfinu WbiiN~+-s-- $1,000 a.
&c is tfhiy hincsre end Knows no sUdh
word as fail.
Make AZ least one good resolution
ana then try to remember it through
out the year, and especially wtaen great
~ tempted. For instance. forswear
speaking III Of ar.y friend or acouaint-
ance senars. Then how easy It is to
hold thy tongue when some one ex-
presses their opinion and the others
likewise. When one cannot speak a
kindly word for the absent one e Is
better to remain silent, for it is not
wlse Tor us 70 Judge, and neither is it
necessary. Human nature is a very
Interesting and eulightening subject for
study. Evil thoughts leave their i'm
print upon the countenanee and an III
| temper can not be concealed by a bright
smile In fact, tits comparatively easy
to learn a great deal Of the true inaer
life, or in other words the character of
strangers, by studying their facial fea-
lures while in repose. So, il we want
to possess a good looking couutenance,
not necessarily beautiful, we must be,
gin with the truc inner life and pure
thoughts and motives.
righteousness, hatred, jealousy anC
evil-mindedness must he driven out
though they return many times whel
we are of guard, and behold, the mis-
chief is done. Kind words cost moth
ing, yet they are often the mean
of cheering the low. spirited one ant
bringing comfort. 1t does seem strange
and many times l have noticed this, a
no doubt others have, that is in regar,
20 the temporary absent one and tn
one absent through death. The de
ceased is spoken of In tones of sorrow
and kind deeds mentioned. Death cast
spell over ALL IL were better ha
we given to the living, the departed i
beyond our help, while here our word
of cheer may have helped more tha
! we thought for. Brotherly love mus
be universal and petty quarrels an
/ jealousy downed. Evil thoughts and tn
J Christian spirit cannot both dwell /
: the heart.
In the new year let us hope for peac
and prosperity for our own and siste
countries. And resolve to make thi
, world little better, brighter, and haE
pier for our having lived in it.
A READER
West Prairie. January |. 1915,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by ths consor'a
Live Correspondence
LIRERTY.

RusK CoRNLs, January if-Seymour Rusb and
mother visited at Elgie Cunningham's Sunday.
Warren Hamilton has gone to Des Moines Iowa.
TO learn to be a mechanic Mrs. Tom Arnold is
quite sick. DR.. Galloway of Readstown is the at
tending physician. Win Best and wife were
glad TO receive visits last Tuesday from Mr.. and
Mrs. Wren Favor and w. B. Best of Viroqua. -.
Mrs. Chas. Kellogg of Cashton visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Arnold and other rela-
tives here. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hill of Viola and
Mrs Sherm Guist called at Tom Arnold's Friday
- The dinner at the church New Years day
was success and good time was had by all -,
Minnie Anderson is employed at the Arnold home
The church held annual meeting Sunday. when
tire fc!.swing officers were elected: Trustees.
Lewis Hamilton and Will Best clerk, Mae john
son. treasurer Will Best; organist, Mrs VIII Best
So nday school superintendent. Mrs. ]. N. Rusk;
assistant ars. VIII Best secretary Miss Nettie
Johnson treasurer Mrs. Isaac acknowledgements.
Coral 0rrison =. Zorah Fish will give program
and shadow social Saturday evening. January IS.
at her school house in the Smith district. Mrs.
j. N. Rusk will entertain the l.. A. s. Thursday.
January "A for dinner; all are invited. VIOLET
RUsk CORNERS January ls-The youngsters
are making good use of the ice which is found
| every where since Saturdays rain 49,. Seymour
Rusk has been stripping tobacco for Frank
Boggs. Chas. Mason has traded his farm here
to Jay Moon of Viola for property at that place.
Mrs. Lewis Hamilton spent Saturday at the
Mrs Pearl Oliver. January I2. Mesiam IS Tom
Hin and Melt Miller visited Mrs. Tom Arnold last
| Tuesday. who Is sick. but somewhat better,
Loran r iSh Ntslteu at the OrrlSOn nome lnurSuay
evening Supt Gardner visited school one
day last week. Will Nicholson has been chipping
wood for Will Best 49,. Geo. Storer has been
hauling tile blocks for cellar and house which
he expects 20 build in the future The
Ladies aid society was well attended last Thurs
day proceeds 81 Mrs Chas. Mason is quite
| sick Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Silbaugh presented
their daughter Violet with new organ last Sat
urday Leila Crume of Bishop Branch visited
Fora Fish Saturday. Crystal Guist visited at
! the Arnold home Wednesday night. Mesdames
Woodcock and Hamilton callers at the
Oliver home. Saturday viii Best and family
visited at the Silbaugh home. Sunday Mrs
/ Donny Fish visited Mrs. Clarence Beighley las;
/ Monday Mrs j. N Rusk visited Mrs w p
Shilling Saturday night 49,. MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Silbaugh attended installation exercises of the
Mystic lodge at Viroqua last Tuesday evening.
| VIOLET.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
a SPIRIT OF BRoTHERLY LOVE
Contributed Article Advocating New
Year Resolutions

EDITOR CENSOR: A new year has
been ushsred IN. DfingInR with il hopes,
possibilities and promises for each and
everyone. 1t seems an cd time Gus
tom 10 adopt this time of the year for
resolving to do better and for higher
aims and locals. Resolutions are made.
in uther words, we take a fresh start
/ N life ard resolve to make more OF the
coming year. Though to some people
this idea is taken in a light spirit and
use d in q jesting way, bat on the whole.
I it does seem a rather good idea, for
We are never too old to learn, neither
are we ever so good but we NAV be-
come better, ard when one allows them
selves to drift on with the tide, with
never thought Of their future better
mant, when we have become satisfied
with our lives and feel egotistical
enough to think we are good enough
as we are. then we have allowed our
selves to sink into lethargical state
and have become az driftwoOd Ever
onward must be our Watchword, and
to make each day a little better than |
the one past. Cod resolutions ereIl
easily made, bnt often difficult TO abide |
by. Therein ia the Trouble, for we 80 |
soon forget, and when trials come or |
little troubles vex US, it is easier to /
speak out and relieve the mind. isn't /
it, than to remember cur resolution,
not to speak in anger? Ore must keep
constantly in mind the thought thar
they will succeed.
In this busy old world one meets
with many experiences and all kinds of
people, with as many different disposi-
lions and views of life, and to mingle
agreeably one must learn the lesson of
seif-control, and cultivate a degree of
soodfeilowship feeling 1t is not al
Ways easy to do right, and to some this
: harder than for others, but where ,
mere IS will there is'a way, and one
'@~fui surceascs if ]
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

The number of aviators who hive
Sacrificed their lives in trying to solve
the problem of air navigation during
!c9] continues large, but Is less than
ne record of 1913, notwithstanding
the use of the aeroplane and dirigible
as agencies of war. The latest number
is 2O9, as compared with 200 fl 1913,
$50 in 1912. 80 in 1911, 30 in 1910, A in
1909 and in 1908. The humber of IN.
iured in 1914 was lsa, an increase Of
l over the number in 1913.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

At least two important taxation re-
forms were recommended by Governor
Phihpp to see that there be less tax to
collect, the other that the expense of
collecting it be reduced. Here are two
propositions which itshould be possible
to advocate without being reactionary
tory or an undesirable citizens, re-
marks the Appleton Post.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
s.u. a. MlddlnAned.

Save the babies" was the cry OF
the last decade. Save the middle
aged" will be the cry OF this, The
real race suicide is not in the insufa-
cheney OF births. but in the made
Quate knowledge of the diseases OF
maturity and In the inadequate care
and prevention OF these diseases
Richard Barry, in the Century
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

GENOA January IsMrs. Louis Iaylan and
children spent latter part Of week with relatives
at Stodda ID u. Henry BrittinR has disposed Of
his proper " Miss Mabel Walker Of Fingal.
North Dakota IS visiting relatives here. The
little sor of lfr. and Mrs. Alfred L8tiner has been
quite sick the past week -, Our fisherman have
been shipping large quantities OF fish the past
week Miss lsunice Prindle returned home from
Lacrosse H snry Drifting " IN move his family
to Lacrosse. where has bought property Mrs.
Moore accompanied her husband TO St Louis and
will return to her parents home here in few
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barlina have NOV
ed to DeSoto. Mr.. Bsrlina VIII engage in the
machinery business there. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ghelh returned from Stodaard on the I6-. Inn
berger Brothers are working on their government
c,>-4-aet j. Robert Powell and Aiva Fox came
horas from Broa6view. Montana Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Devine attended the funeral of Mrs.
Shorey the formers grandmother st Riverside
Saturday Mrs. Louis Krenger's brother Of
Sleepy Eye. Minnesota. visited her a few days
last week Miss Elsie Schubert Of De Soto and
Miss Euphainir Jambois Of Victory attended
church here Sunday. MISSISSIPPI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

At Washington the Mondell resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the
federal constitution granting to women
the right to vote in all the states was
defeated in the house of representa-
tives by 204 to TIA.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
LOCAL JoTTINGs

Samuel Arnold. De Soto, ATTENDED
the funeral Of Of r. K. Lemen, Sunday
Harry Waterman returned 10 La
Crosse Monday, after spending a few
days with friends in the city.
Leo Tewalt, accompanied by BIZ
wife, Of Waterloo, Iowa, are with thu
formers parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Johr
TewaIt.
w. N Coffiard had business in La,
Crosse Friday.
Capt. C. E. Buffers attended q
meeting of officers of the national guarc
at Camp Douglas last week,
H. Z. Goldsmith made a business
trip TO Davenport, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. A. C. Morrison was called to
Victory by the illness of her grand
daughter.
There will be basket social at the
Weber school house Saturday, January
30. Everyone cordially invited
Mrs. Jewel Todd of Occur d'Alene,
Idaho. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
James Honaker.
George ZllIig of Red Mound mark
eted good sized basket Of fresh eggs
mere VI L fiudy- ne mas matters so ar
ranged in his benery that eggs are pro-
dueed now nearly or quite as numerous
as any season of the year, and it paws
him.
An Avalanche writer tells that on
the 4th instant Minnie Edgar died very
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Mckee of Ava
lanche mourn the death Of three
weeks old child
The HilIsboro Sentry says GILL
Allen, who inside his home on HIPS
Prairie, died suddenly Of heart failure
)n January 8
Banker Knu1son and Hans Neprud
sere 10 the city from Coon Valley on |
Friday.
Re-. r r. Bayne received inform /
ltion Of the death Of an uncle, II N. /
Taft of Rockford, retired Office, of ]
he U. S. navy.
Mayor Beat and r. w. Rogersca
we're at Retreat to join in making an
ual adjustment of business affairs.
ielvin Steenberg conducting the firm
fairs as partner since the company
,as formed.
Mrs. Sam Lillis was at Lacrosse
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

A writer in the Outlook asserts that
crime may be suppressed by force, in
others words, by the vigorous execu-
ton of law. but he says virtue cannot
be built up by force. This is good
distinction and one that should be re-
membered by those people who want to
make other folks, not themselves, good
hY law. =
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

There is only one way to reduce
taxation. 1t is to cut down expenses. +"
Thus Governor Philip has pointed out
the way, and the people look to the
legislature to get bnsy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

Business men, who are the principal
patrons Of the postal service, will be
interested in plan advocated BY Hoa.
Jonathan Bourne, to provide Tor the
election not only of postmasters, bat
of other federal officers in the several
States, such as U S. marshals. district
attorneys, collectors and appraisers Of
customs, collectors f internal rev.
enue, and registers and receivers of
land offices. Bourne proposes to strike
at the root Of the matter By a consti-
tItional amendment divesting the pres
ideot of his appointing power arS
-.'G re-
Hsying the senate Of its duty and re-
sponsibility of confirming such ap-
pointments, and leave the whole pro-
bleu4 to the several communities, which
arr chiefly and directly interested IN
ne character of service to be rendered
by their public servants.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20

Soldiers Grove high school team
defeated Viola highs by score IS to
Is st basket ball.
1T will be wisdom and may be dol
lars to you to remember that January
3lst is the last day taxes can be paid
without the addition of q penalty of
two per cent. Collectors tell the Cen.
soR that payments have not been quite
as bris'i as last year. Then nearly ev-
cry farue had marketed bis tobacco
and the void cash in his jeans or the
bank, live stock prices were higher and
other conditions better forSmeeting OBJ
LEGATIONS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-09

pt1blica hallase muy indignada, por lC
que sucede con los buques que llevan
contrabando a Alemania y pide que los
capitanes de Puerto crlmplan con mas
cello su cometido, impidiendo que salgan
vapores cargados con materias declara-
das de contrabando.
Los peri6dicos denuncian que de los
puertos de Malaga, Huelva y Ferrol y
Bilbao, han salido e0pediciones de con-
trabando, y que muchos barcos, para
pasar sin despertar sospechas, hacen
rumbo a Liverpool, pasando de largo.
Ia eXcitaci6n que existe con motive
de La captura del vapor mercante es
muy intensa, pidi6ndose al gobierno que
no intervenga en- favor de esos tripulan-
tes. Ademas Sc exige q las autoridades
espanolas que 81 los ingleses sueltan a
los marineros sean juzgados aqui con to-
da severidad
Madrid, 20 de marzo.-La prensa re-
publicana censura duramente al gobier,
no por permitir que pasen por Madrid
los aerogramas que env1an Austria y
Alemania, pues cree que ESQ puede oca-
sionar serios rozamientos con las nacio-
nes que forman la "entente''.
Ell gobierno dice que son prematuros
e infundados esos temores, va que nadie
desconOce que con clio no Sc viola la
neutralidad 10 mas m1nimo.
Ell senor Dato ha pedido q los pc
riodistas que traten de este asunto con
mas miramiento, porque es bastante pc
ligroso
Madrid, Mario 24-Ha llegado a la
Coruna un barco mercante espanol pro
cedente de Holanda y Dinamarca.
Este barco fu6 detenido por un sub
marino aleman en- ell Canal de la Man
cha.
El comandante del submarine exami-
no los documentos del barco espanol v,
convencido de que no llevaba CONTRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-09

Madrid, % de marzo.-Ha producidc
general sorpresa la orden dada para que
la escuadrilla de torpederos que Sc en-
cuentra en- Cartagena salga Immediate
mente para las Islas Canarias.
La opinion p1blica, sorprendida, pre-
gdntase que viene ESQ; pero los peri6-
dicos Green haber descubierto el secreto.
En- sus ediciones de esta noche dicen
que ell Monarca ha celebrado una i'm
portante conferencia con ell contraalmi-
rante Miranda, actual Ministro de Ma
rina.
En- esta entrevista el Rey expres6
deseos de que los buques espaholes cul-
daran mas de la neutralidad en- las is
las de referencia, para impedir que los
buques internados puedan hacerse a la
mar.
La vigilancia que Sc ejercera en- Las
Palmas con ese motive sera muy grande
Madrid % de Marzo.-Los republi-
canos estan organizando una activa cam
pana por provincias fin de persuadir
al pueblo de que le convene romper
la neutralidad y ponerse de parte de
Francia y de Inglaterra
La propaganda sera muy amplia
puesto que en- ella tomaran parte hasta
unos ochenta oradores de cierto nombre.
Ell gobierno conoce los proyectos de
referencia; mas no dice de que suerte
procedera, puesto que esta renida con
sus promesas la tolerancia de esa propa-
ganda.
El senior Dato, para tratar del asunto
ha conference.-the con ell senOr Sanchez
Guerra, que desempeia la cartera de
Gobernaci6n.
Los republicanos, en- sus 6rganos pc
riod1sticos, estan agitando la opinion
en- ell sentido de que debe pronunciarse
en- favor de la guerra con 10 que ganara
mas que ahora
Madrid % 6n marz0 Tia Onini6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-09
~DE SDE ESP ANA :
FL gobierno cuida de la neutraidad- Una flotilla
de torpederos para Canarias.- La campana de los
repubicanos- Los contrabandos para Alemania.-
Expedente por la fuga del "Macedonia"

bando 10 dej6 en- libertad de continuar
su camino.
Luego sc ha sabido que este barco lie
vaba numerosos reservistas ingleses y
franceses.
Ell gobierno espanol ha ordenado que
en- adelante ning1n barco espahol pue-
da llevar como pasajeros individuos de
las naciones en- guerra, que tengan edad
militar, para que nunca pueda decirse
que no cumple sus deberes de neutrali-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-09

Madrid, "a de marzo.-El gobierno
declara que es materialmente impossible
que por los puertos espanoles pueda sa-
lir ahora contrabando de guerra, pues Sc
ejerce una vigilancia rigurosa.
Las autoridades mar1timas son res
ponsables de todo 10 que hagan los bu-
ques cue hay anclados en- los puertos.
Por 10 mismo han extremado de mo'iC
radical las precauciones' que hab]an
adoptado.
Los puertos mas propios para Ell con-
trabando son los que Sc encuentran mas
vigilados por las autoridades.
Madrid, 25, de marzo-El senior Da-
to Sc ocupa.de que 10 que sucede con ell
"Macedonia y ha dicho que hoy mis-
mo quedaran tomadas las medidas nece-
sarias para que no vuelva a suceder I'm
case analogo.
"A virtud de 10 dicho por el Jefe del
Gobierno Sc ha dispuesto que Ell expe-
diente iniciado Sc dirija principalmente
contra ell Captain del Puerto y contra
|el iefe de la Policia del Puerto de las
Palmas, 1nicos responsables de 10 que
|acaece.
Ell jefe del gobierno esta tanto mas
disgustado cuanto que hab1a 6rdenes
terminates de hacer bajar a terra a la
|tripulaci0n de ese navlo.
Parece que el capitan del puerto de
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81.