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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08

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- Die aIase zines aontrdttcrs,
|um ben 8ou ber Columbia Bride
gu Derbinbern, fpmmt am IL. Sul|
| sur WerbunbIung Der aontrafi
ipurbe iiinsit Der ". 8. DAGGER 60
srgeipro9en. bod ion bas 2lngebol
ridt bas niebrisite ssipsisn fein.
= Ridbter Murpbp fprad aeitern Der
sefhiebenen CLARA 5arris bic Sbbu;
iibsr ibr S0bnden su. ipeldts nu6 ber
S6eibang i'm Sanuar bon benz 0as
ter 4Ipa 0drris nnseblih entfiibrl
ircrben mar. Sarris TT fpieber pers
beiratbet liub ippbnt In Sepen Wile.
Der Ri6tsr snti9ieO, bdb Der @atsi
beH anabtn suipeiIen BET fi6 haben
tann.
= PAUL 6armon. Sobn bes gountn
,tommiifdrs Games 6armou, nurbe
beim griidenbau in Boobsblle Don
elmer WdI4ine Der re9t 6ub ser.
quetidt.
- Die gpuntn aommiii1re 6ffnes
ten aeiiern 2lnsebote fir bic Grstlid:
yebonblung bon Gountp Irmensgas
iienten. Or. Z. W. 9oipan psrIoneie
$34S iabrli6 unb Or. &. 6. Re6snrp
$179. aeBterer tpiro pabrideinli&
ernanrt iperbsn.
- 6eirathsih,ine. gIiiab gibr
binss, So. Dapton, g., unb get!i.
WdribaIl, 81. bon Orforb; 2llberi W.
S6reiner, 28, gloomoale, unb Sc.
one Dbite, 20, Samilton; glrttur 5.
Bartlett. 80, unb GIsanore 5lannds
gan, 6amiltOn; Sobn elmer SIofh,
27, uno gillian RaTlte; Diliam Dss
Ger, %, unO @sorae Stursis, IL, 6as
milton; Dennis Z. glorris, %, unb
Si33ie Garmod, 81, 9amiItoH.
- Der 12idbrise Ssribel Wlaobas
fprb iuurbe etitern Radmittas on Der
Siib 4. unb gbarles Strabe BON eis
mem auto niebergeruuut p1brenb er
euf sinem Sabrrab fubr inb puros
10 i9limm oerltb!, bab sr nab bern
Wertp SoIpitaI sebrodt ipsrbsn
mubie. Das Quto sebort Robert
S'gonneE, 122 Sedtpu Str, sintm
SObn bss Grrihters Spbn q. S'gons
ntl bon Cincinnati. Der 3nabe
tann ni3t NIT bsm ae6sn baDcH.pms
men.
- anlsbots ipurbsn seiisrn bonn
Stabtaubitor ernit Orb er0ffnst fir
$4,000 StrabenperbsFerunosboHOs
unb bic prdmien poren: 2. RationaI
gont. 6amiIion $50; SpiBsr, Ro.
rid II. 60. 5olebO. $45; WeiI Roth
II. Co., Cincinnati. 1920; Siacp K
Braun, sOleSo, S166.36. Bombs i'm
getraes bon $4,000 fir Comfort
Station", 6uniIion Time Sapinas
gant. So pr1mi.; W.iIsRotb &c 60.
81; Staes 6: Braun, S2.21. g.iSe
Gussabsn Ctis 6 Co.. GIepslanS,
Sl25 grdmis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
aIeranbretta niebtr BON
tinem franBofifdeH
arisesf4iff BON.
s.A 80

8.rIin.7 7. Suli. 9luf brab.Ioiem
Dest na4 Sappillt. Der irdn3ofi4e
ganjsrtrsuSer .Ssann. b'2lre' bat, wis
bic usberitsilfs Rahri9ien agentur
beri9tet, abermals bi. iiirtiffN Staot
Alerdnbret.a am Golf BON Jstrrb.s
rum s.lsgsH. bOmbarbirt. Die tiirti'
idxR 9sborOen ipsissrisn iif. bic btuis
jde Glass. ,iu3u,iekn. bic iibsr bsm
Ssutffeu aOniuldi iDebis. iporauf iis
pon o,m fran;6iifdeH ariessi6iff
beruniussidoHen purbs.
ME Der briiif8e Sanb.l
unter bem 2ries
lei bet.
Qpnbpn, 7. SnIi. aus einem Be-
riti bes britiftxn 3cHbelsmiHif.s
RUINS aebt berpor. bob bic Ginfubr
gnglaHbs I'm Suni um $50. .1s0, 900
sussnommsn bi. 2lusfubr nber UNI
S33, 1876, 900 absenommen babe. Die
Qlusfuhr bon gaumlpolitpdarsn bat
aIlsin um 81. .50o. 900 oboeuommrn.
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Sombenmdrd)en.
etwas fpdt tommt bic
auube bon ben . 10 m Zen.
funben auf brsi NIT
iessm dterial
bel beneR
e Gdifftn.

Rem gor., Z. Suli. - aaB aus
toriiaiiper GuslI.r ipil man b.ute in
Grfahrung ssbraht babtn, bas brei
Sdifie, ipslfs Dor GINGER 3eit pon
bier na9 Sapre abginssn uno ibren
9sitimmungsort i'm Wonat giai ers
rsi6teu, Bomber an 8orb bat.eu, be
aui bic Sfiffe ssIdmussslt ip1ysn. sbe
iis ben bisissn Safeu p.rliebeH. Die
Sdiffs bsf6rbtrten ari.esmatsrial fur
}rdntr,id. Die gombtn tUurbeH ans
gsbli9 in Der aabuns peritedt gefuH'
ben. Daraus ipirb sefOlsert, bab Is
iid)' I'm ben 9erIuh banbelte, bi.ie
Shiff. in bic Cuff su blafen. ia iie
ieboh ale bell ben 5afeu .rreif. bd'
ben unb ibntn auh fonit nidIis pcfirt
ift, ipi.b bic 8ombenasfdihte ipobl Sas
probutte zines birHu,rbrnnuteu frans
s0iiihen Reporters ieiu, ob.r unitre
probritiI6en 3.iiunsen bdben bic
shdusrmfGr erfuubsn, nm ben aeaien
bos 8rui.In beijubrineen. Gds brittle
Shifi sins nidt nad 5apr., ionbern
ndd FALMOUTH. ee nnrsn 3pei eng
lif6e unb elm frauS6iiid.r Gru6ioams
pier, rpsl6e ni6i nur ben imdaindr.n
gomben, fonbern aud ben fnbslhaiil I
pirtIi6en beutIa,n Sauh6Opten sni'
ddudeu iiuo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
gaiemanD srbebrid D,rIsst.


Der ppftlpasron, gtdufs, Spite
unb bic gsarlOr-gdrs tpurDtn pom Ge.
lsife atbobs: unb In Elm nabes Gslb
bineinssfest. Dix fiinf Wassons, bic
ouf bsm geleife ssbIiebtn iDasen, ipur'
ben bann suiammensstOppeIs. fporauf
bic 5ahrt fortseisbt purps.
1erre 5auts, SHb., 4. Juli.
aaprenespiIIs, 81, 30 Meilen iiisIi6
bon a.rre Sduie selessn, ipuroe am
TlittipOd 2tbsnb pom sinem flr8iba'
ren Sturm bsims.iu4i. 3pei perios
nen tpurben sst0biet uno mebr a!s so
5dufer fOIIsn 5.ritSrt tporben fsiu. Der
dnseritteie Shabsn pirb auf siHe
bdIbe WilIion abssIt1bt.
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acknowledgements, ipeIbes NOR.
gen geahntittag itattfinbet. iib bethel.
ligen.
- 5rau Winrp s. Maare eIaubte
ieit Sebn Snbren, oaB lie geihieoen
iei, oa @idter Bern i'm Sabre 1905
Die Shcibitna BON Ssobn .. Dfars ifr
5lerfonitt batte. 9iirh ein @erieben
purcn ieood, ieinerjeit Die 8eridts.
foiten nif,t beoabIt iuorben nno heBs
balb ipitrbe ouh bns Sbei6ungsbc.
fret nidt in oas @eridtsprotofol elm.
aetraaeil @eitcrn murbe bns ger.
iIumte nadgebolt mo nun lit 5rall
@Sars alib pirflib geifieoen.
- Wfcbrere glrbeiter baben aeiiern
Mcrgen in Der Nepport Wal5ntiible
Die glrbeit eingeiteIlt, ba Die @eiea.
if)ait iih angebIi6 getpeieert bat.
3luei slrbeiter. peldle entlniier iplir.
bcu, ipieoer an3iiteIlrt. Serr SSoiepb
sIu0reips. cirer Der gcifdfistbeiIba.
Der. erfldrte pciieru, baB bic GeicIl.
ihaft ole slrbeiter, ipeIfe iie benz.
tbi9t, erbnIten fam
gIuf Dem @rimoitiif BEG Siio.
tiers 3lnn y@uten !Sirten" an Der
Siablano glpenue iinoet am Conner.
itag, 10. b. 0tts, 9sadmnittags uno
slbenbs gum Better oes SIoiters I'M
Ter oen 9Iuipi6ien bes Srniien.Silfs'
peretns Gin Grhre itatt. 9tiannls
icit Dem 9eitebcn bes aIoiters iinS
iolhe gIninrocrlmgen on Die @er1pal
tlina eeitellt woroen ais gcgeitpdrtih
no es gilt, 1870 @aiien nno 142
SdruBbeiobIene gu nabren, lpeBbalb
al zen @obIthdtigfeitsiiHn ailcr
areiie obnc llnterid)ieb Der 9onieiiion
appcllirt miro. SoIaenoe Gommittees
limb ernnnnt poroen: Supper stont.
mittce ssrnuen @arrp, @eal, Wic.
Iermott, Gehau, Gartus, Saniltou,
Broeiden, SdNpegmann 2pndD, so.
iiigan, Comb, Groniu, Green. 8oes,
0igJins. SenIp. eudJre apmnrit.
fee - ,SrauIeins @orton, S'Gonners,
anne, Snrriear, Molonep, Sarriion,
McSaIe, Rober. 5Iutmus. SOFT
Irinfs Srauer Wonning, Wtae.
gini, garbo. ,Sncobs. SNe Cream -
6raueu Gcpiue, Groniu, 2ipiusiton,
6rl, Sarriion uu6 5rl. SSonSseu.
@rab s'as - 6rou GoedeI. Siran5.
aommittce 6rallen 5orb, Senne.
gan Moifinpt unS SRI. Gorttuea
- Srau CLARA arae bon gto. II
aobion 9Inenue. Diilitarn 4nrf,
Sort lboInas, bic Sdrpeiier oes Bolt.
meiiters @oa, iiarb seitern nod Ian.
aercm 9eioen.
Tus acknowledgement, Ser
6rau Glijobetb SeniIein finhet NOR.
gen nm elm llbr Ratnrittags pom
Suuie ifrcr Godlter SRI Mnru
SeHLein, 8poIiie irb Brighton
strabe ais iiatt. Gie 2ei4e tpuroe
oiii Dem Ct. Sobu's !Siu Griebbof JIr
eluigen Hube beiiattet.
Sm GnuHinaerid,t III eegcniudr.
tig Die aIase uon aate glignn gesen
Sobu Iuann in 9erbon6limg. GieI
Mdeerin. ar Der Sedfien irnb 8at.
terion Strnbe pobubaft. peI6e bon
ibrem 8attcu setremt Iebt. nerIanSt,
haB Die GbbIt iiber ibr pieriabrigcs
airb ibr 5ucrtannt tper6e. Gie 3eu.
eenausiageu ettroIlten Elm troitloies
giIS, ba beioe 4nrteien iih aegeniei.
iia nit BEN hIinmriten @orpiirien
iiberbauften. Gns Selgennerbor miro
beite forteeiest perben.
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sprnns in ben aanal.

Der 50idbriss S6rif.Isber SrIdnbD
guriptu, 115 Sii 5. Sirubs. Der ans
ifein.nb am 9eIirium aremens l.i'
bet, fpraHs seIi.rn absnb s,ssn 8 llbr
in itlbitmSfbsriIhn Qbiiht bon Der
Raes Strabe Bride in ben aanal.
purb. absr bon Rifarb Suutpdn,
1119 Race Strabs, uHo 2,pis sbebid.
1910 Gin Strobt, dufs 2rOdsn. gee
tra6i unb banu miiiels patroIpdssns
na4 bem Soipitai befOrRr..
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" e ~ %0rt

6enrb Suffmann, Der tpesen
Ginbru6s al I Bis 5 Sabren 3u9ts
baus Derilrtbeilt pOrber mar, ipurbe
0eitern bon Der Staatss 9efdngnib.
beborbe auf purols trtlaiTen. Suff.
mann mar angetlaet iporbeu, in bas
Sdus bss Senrp Sobmeiiter, 915
Moumoutb Gtrdbe, einsebrodsn 5u
iein uub eine tleiue Sparbant satlpsHs
Ss4 au buben.
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politifer in Jnbtana
getsnnen lid bes mail
betrugs i6ulbis.

- %
Indianapolis, Snb., Z. SuIi.
Sieben BON ben 1872 Mdnnern, bic dns
ae,Iast iinS, BEL StrResiitrirpHs in S.ll
primdrpabIsn unb Der RoD.mberpafI'
i'm Sabre 1914 getriig.rsien be9anssH
Su baben, btiaRnten ii4 i6ulbis. dIs
lie am Uliitno9 I'm ariminalseriht
porsefiibrt ipurbsn. lib anbtre, odr'
unttr sbomas 1assart, b1s bemotrd'
tif9t UlitsIisS b.s RaiionaItommi.ies
fir 5noiana, Soiepb g. gea, btr
Wlapor Don indianapolis. uub Sa'
musI psrrott, Der poli,ei6si, babtn
I'm 8erlsgung ibr.s proosfIss nd4 ei.
nsm anSsrsn Gouu!p nahseiudi.
Bon ben anbsren 5p0lf q se,lasten
bsfinbeu iih einiss i'm Gefdngnif;
elmer III iobi; sinise iinb tranl uno
anb.re tonnten f0ip<i. nod ni9t psrr
bafist ,psrbeH. 9isi.nisen. bic fi4
i6uIoia bs!anni bab.n, iinb:
ReIfou 6ugbs, poliiiter.
Rokrt 9oarb, poIiiiisr, I'm Sira.
benoepariemsnt dnaeitslt.
CHARTS Gibbs, W1blbenmttr.
Sobn W. Gee, Wdblbedmter.
Carl Glifforb, poIititer.
gbparb S'9,arp unb Bernard
Ridleunn, pOIitifae Drab!5ister.
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bern bic Gpnne riis unierssbi."
Die 0srIammtuns idlob nit bem
glbiinaen Der Wadt am Hbein. 9lI5
empfanas sstommitiee bdiien gr.Sts
nator Charles Subj, eb. y. 5nnd,
Wa. Mpbr, 6. g. !Saefner uno 8. o.
WuIff funairi.
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6smiIts1.

- GOnruo 5urm ertpirits einen
Dsrbufisbsfebl I'm Wuni5ipalseri4t
segen Robert Weni5 unb anop
ADAMS, psl4s ibm Elm gussp aus
.esfiibrt baben folfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
S6limmer 9rplleD Gar.
llnfa4.
3DSlf psrfOnsu s.t5Stst
unb pterSig perItbt.

SorOntO, Cntaria. Z. 5uli. -
5n 5OIs. Der Gntslsiiuns sin.r srOIs
lep Gar. in Der Ribs uon QuesustOtuu,
Ontario, tam.u am Wiiipod absno
sp6lf p.rfOnen ums 2eben. fuibrenb
mebr nls pisroig mtbr cber irtniger
j6ipsr p.rlsBt fpurb.n. Die Opfsr
lparsn Miisiisbr elmer 3orontOsr
Sonriassf6uls. bi. uon einsm qienie
in gliusara Gals Suriidisbrts.
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aranen.gusiu su groith. Ct. 5sbaHn.s es.
meinbe.
7ie @liialirber bee ;}raueH s,erelns obasr
8emeiHbe lpGrbeH erfadt, moTgen Nnfmtiinu
uT libt im [tshefoaGle Ho i197 1id0SLn
sirnbe iid eiusufinben, nm Der bfriipTbcnei
Shfpefier wlaraarefts amaHn bic istie gbrs
5G crnelfeu
grnn vat 3aaeufetb. prdfbsutin,
5tau g. 9tinn.i geiteidrtH. itsl
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
How They Get Rich


 Writing in Everybody's Magazine 1n 1910, Chas, Edward Russell showed that the New York street-railway mer- ger was capitalized at $505 millions. Of this aGount only property worth S25 million was turned in when the merger was formed. The difference between BPS millions and $500 millions IS what the franchises are valued at. The corpor- ations of New York got their franchises much about the same way that the local telephone company got theirs---by put ting their men into public offices.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
Terrible Conditions
 On The Coast
(Continued from Page ID

Council requesting work at anything and rece1ved most bountiful sympathy sweetened with assurances that nothing could De done for them One of their number III de little speech in which he said he had been voter in Seattle for ten years, had never been up in court, that his family was near want, and that he proposed to feed them, laws or no laws. Forwith the rapers discov- and began a Christmas campaign for re- lief, Many schemes have been set un- der way such as cleaning up vacant lots, assembling wayward garbage, etc.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31

The war was being discrssed from all angles atth'e regular Saturday night meeting of the Gin and Possum Co1ored Gentlemen's Social Cla1b.
 Vas, suh!'' announced Ponlp' Daw- son, with wise look in h1s rolling eyes. Dem Guhmans has get guns dat'li shoot, an shoot tub kill at twenty-f' miles"
 Huh 7'' asked Brother Jackson, cooking his head.
 Vas, suhY' went on Pomp. "Dey not only shoot twenty-h' miles, but dey kill at twenty-f' miles.'' M
 s'Great Lawd!'- gasped Jackson. 'Nigger d run all day an git killed a. bout suppertime, wouldn he?"
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
POWERS OF INCORPORATED
 TOWNS IN ALASKA

Incorporated towns in Alaska have only such powers of govern ment as are expressly granted to them by Congress and such implied powers as are necessary to carry in to effect those that are specifically granted. No powers can be implied except such as are essential to the objects and purposes of the corpor- ation as created and established. {"
 Incorporated towns i'll Alaska have power to provide for the loc- ation. constructor, and mafnten- ance of the necessary wharfs' ard ito provide for HELD, that this grant did not empower the town council to grant a franchise to 1n- dlv1duals to build wharfs on the public streets and navigable waters abutt:ug thereon, and to collect tolls from the public for us1ng the same. '
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
UNEMPLOYED DETACHED WOVEN

Our civilization is not nice one and I yield to no desire to discuss it ill a nice way. Unemployed working women and girls find their situation aggravated n that prostitution, ceasing to be pro- ftable, women of that ancient profess1sn turn to seek work. A stage-hand friend of mine recently told me there were no less than five hundred girl hobces i'll the neighborhood of Pike street alone who might he had fer a feed" CT a bed. Working women make room for hem as best they can. No one else will A number of them are reported to De sleeping under sidewalks. A hundred or more unemployed W 0 men workers 1n November challenged the Christian bluff in great form by marching npon the palatial club rooms Of the Young Wo- mems Christian Association, holding meeting outside and demanding shelter. They were referred to tie Charities So- c1ety, but something had to be done for the sak e of the newspapers, and so q few cots were arranged in the building which kindly act was afforded due pub licity
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31

The statement of Gordon at the coun- oil meeting on Monday night that this is the best franchise the council ever gave" reminds us Of the words of the robber who after taking his victim s purse said: "See! last time robbed you I took all you had. This time I am leaving you q nicllle Am not a great benefactor to yen? you should thank me for allowing you to 1lve!'
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
The Phantom Marshal

l.. T. Erwin, is name much discuss ed these days. Some of his friends have it that he is dead; others have him over in Europe fighting in the war; while there are still others who claim that he has only been asked to resign nd will be back here attending to his duties at an early date. Of course, those who make this last prediction are Demo Crats.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31

Our good city council will tax poor apple peddIer who is trying to eke out a precarious existence, but they hand out franchises to the corporations.
 Itappears as though the progressive party is dead. The men of tie progress i've party divorced themselves from the Republican party, and now, the pro gressives are crawling back to stand pat" Republicanis1n.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
Now

If beef has gone up fourteen cents
 While salaries stand pat, How shall I manage to contrive
 To buy Ftiend Wife hat? The chef of all my prgsent ills
 Is how to solve my monthly bills.
 If food and rent, and coal and ice. And kiddies' clothes cost more, How can I make dollar do
 The work 1t did before? Compared to th1s---1ny present rack I'd rather have the old sums back.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
The Old Sums
Then

If six men use nine thousand bricks To pave city street, How many hours must they work
 If they should use concrete? That was the kind of sums we did Back when I was a little kid.
 If cart wheel with eleven spokcs Is thirteen feet around, How quickly must a bulldog run
 TO overtake a hound? When teacher used to tell us to,
 Those were the sums we had to do.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31
lt y0u are a worker voQ need
 THE ALASKA SOCIALIST Subsclibe for # $500 per year

We have have heard much of a secret session of the council. t begins to look as if there might have been some truth in tile rumor.
 The opposition of Callahan which we have heard $? much about seems to be myth.
The Alaska socialist., 1915-01-31

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-08
Para nanana

La falta material de tempo y de es-
pacio, nos prohibe insertar hoy la reese
ma de los suntuosos bales que, en- ell
Casino Puertorriqueno y EN- ell Centre
Espanol de Mayagiiez ham tenido efecto
en- las noches del sabado y domingo.
Tambien hemos de consignar nuestro
merecido elogio a la Union Espanola,
sociedad de Auxilio Mutuo, cuyo entu-
SHASTA, presidente don Julio Suarez, sc
propone desarrollar mas cada dfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-08
La Casa de Espa1a en- Mayaguez

1Ou1U1c uc COIdZOu Qc luI0l1gcuC1d,
uno de esos caracteres que no retroce-
den nunca y de los que pudiera afr
marse que han hecho pacto estrecho con
el exito en- toda empresa, tuvo una be-
LA idea y un bello gesto que todos Sc
cundaron.
Ante todo, senores, -dijo-debemos
declarar solemnemente puestos de pie
como la grandeza del momento 10 i'm
pone, que estamos identifcados con Ell
alto Y noble ideal de la Casa de Espa-
ia y que los espanoles de Mayagiiez
trabajaremos para secundar dignamep-
tie este movimiento de hermosa solida-
ridad.
Todos los circumstances dominados
por la noble emocion que tan bellas pa
labras exaltaran, puestos de pie, for
mularon la promesa.
Acto seguido, el senior Vicens Ma
graner que preside la Juhta con nota-
bic acierto, propuso un breve receso
para elegir candidatura.
Pasado el tempo senalado, ell senior
Vicens, habl6 as1: A la mesa ha sido
presentada una candidatura y sus pro-
ponentes desear1an proclamarla, 81 la
asamblea concede su voto unanime.
Este fue ampliamente otorgado, que
dando, pues, proclama la siguiente can
didatura:
Presidente, Don Miguel Esteve Bla-
nes.
Vice-presidente, Don Sebastian Mir.
Tesorero, Don Aurelio Carrera.
Secretario, Don Antonio Saliva
Contador, Don Angel Rodriguez.
Vocales: Don Luis Suan, Don Anto-
MO Vicens Magraner y Don Jose Solo.
ha proclamation de esta Junta Di-
rectiva fue acogida con ell mas calido
entusiasmo.
Despues f1eron electos los delega-
dos que, representando la secci6n de
Mayagiiez han de venir la Asamblea
de la Casa de Espana, el domingo %.
La proclamation de los tres delega-
dos fu6 acogida con iguales muestras
de entusiasmo.
Fueron electos los senores: Don Mi
guel Esteve Blanes. don Sebastian Mir,
y don Antonio Vicens Magraner.
ALI mismo Sc suscribieron mas de
veinticinco socios propietarios.
El entusiasmo fue extraordinario.
Todos los senores electos son elemen-
tos valios1simos que tienen la decidida
adhesion del valioso n1cleo de los es-
panoles de Mayagiez.
La Casa de Espana tiene va, pues,
en- la culta ciudad del Oeste la brillan-
te representation que no podr1an de-
clinar los enthusiasts elementos espafio-
les que ALI residen.
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Australia otrece ejercto de OOOO soldados
adcional al de cuatro mil que envla mensualmente-
lnglaterra Francia y Russia remen sus recursos
hnancieros para la guerra

de Dlxverstes siete divisiones,
soportadas por 100 bater1as.
Nuestro contra ataque comenz6
en- la noche del 3 al 4 de febrero
y fue inmediatamente seguido
por una serie de cargas q la ba-
yoneta, obligando al enemigo 4
la defensiva. En- un punto GER
ca de Borjimow nuestras fuer-
zas Sc apoderaron de dos l1neas
Gle trincheras alemanas y recha-
aaron al enemigo fuera de Gou-
mine. Despu6s de un vigoroso
combate que dur6 dos dias, nues-
tras tropas entraron en- Wolas-
zyd, Lowiska, donde sc esta IL
brandO desde entonces una bata-
liza de particular intensidad en-
los alrededores de una destiler1a
que esta todav1a en- manos del.
enemigo.
En- los Carpatos contin1a la
batalla entire los desfladeros de
Dukla y MonWyszkow. Nuestras
tropas han avanzado cerca de
Svidnik Ell ell valle del ria Labo-
ratch y en- direction de Oujok.
Nuestras tropas hicieron 1000
prisioneros y Sc apoderaron de
10 alnetralladoras.
La ofensiva del enemigo en- la
region de Mont Wyszkow ha ter
minado con grandes p6rdidas
por parte de los alemanes.
En- las regiones de los montes
Toukholka y Reskid nuestras
tropas ofrecieron desesperada
resistencia por varios d1as 4
fuerzas enemigas muy superio-
res en- numero, y por fin en- Ia no
che del 3 de enero Sc retiraron.
ocupando nuevas posiciones es-
cogidas de antemano.
CONSOLIDANDO
<..5- POSICIONES.
Paris, 6.-(OfciaD. Durante
la noche del 4 al 5 de febrero va
rios cuerpos del ej6rcito aleman
intentaron in1tilmente salir de
sus trincheras delante de Notre
Dame de Lorette. Nuestra arti-
llerla ha sostenido un eficaz tiro-
teo en- ell Vale del Aisne. En-
Champagne, al norte de la fnca
de Beausejour, nuestras tropas
hlcieron algunos progresses du-
rante ell d1a del viernes un ata-
que, que fue rechazado. En- Ar
gonne nuestras tropas han con-
sQlidado ell terreno adelante ell 4
de febrero.
REUNIENDO LOS
RECURSOS.
Paris 7. (Ofcial). Los minis
tros de Hacienda de Inglaterra,
Francia y Russia Sc han reunido
Ell Paris para estudiar la cues
ton fnanciera creada por la
guerra. Las tres potencias han
resuelto reunir sus recursos fl
nancieros como haya reunido
sus recursos militares con ell fin
Gle seguir la guerra hasta la vic
toria final. Los ministries, par
tiendo de esta idea, han decidido
proponer a sus gobiernos respec-
tivos ell participar en- medida
igual en- los prestamos hechos 8
por hacer a los pa1ses que COM