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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
ATENCTON MEXICANOS.

EIque subscribe tens en- poyecto de coionzar uos nagn1foq s teTrsno na srmaas
rmcxicanas y para facHitar este prp6sto me he propucsto venderos a plazos de uH
amos siemprcs qc los compradores scar pcHonaS de buenos antecedenteS y cue zen
van hi II commentaries Los preios de Gtos trrenos varan desde los e ; L1oo
hata $500 I acre y las Recommendations que Sc expden para los mim' son
leg dmas y garantzadas
n la ucronasQ que 10 pueaan vcHfcar Ss pages de engunche desde Iego, Sc e
aparbr5n los acres DE- TERRA que d@een pevio areglo y condolences soore dePcsH"s
mcnSuals. i
Dcnacho abstntos de Htuhs en- cualqrer pute del Etado de Texas y arnen-
do tcrrnos Y ranches dc Abonos de aE1uocro 10 msno como h~"! S"""
ri interior de San San Antonio, Texas
Los trrcncs DC colonization son pateHaofs Er i Goperno.
Presto i7era 81, sunasd @de 5 2.OO haHa : 1000 On a inteeses legaks.
Mis-, rcGrcrcias son los Bancos: Frost Y c Texas aBank & Trust Co. d. eh
Ciuiad. Mis- tIcfonos: Readerca, Crockett aIo7; Ofcinas 1881, la chis @Am
stuqda, en- los akos del Frost National Bank Bldg. Sohito correspondence y en-
Ware dhos toda cme dc expHcaconcs que los ntercados me sohcten.
EMILIO FLORES. Frost National Bank Bldg. Op dain) San Antonio e.
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LOS VILLISTAS AMENAZAN
VCLAR CON DINAM!TA
(Viene de la 1a.)

puestos a impedir ell trafico
entire Matamoros y Monterrey.
EI iefe Nafarrete que Sc en-
cuentra de guarEici6n en- Ma
tamoros mega 10 anterior Y
dice que no hay ninguna par
ida yiIlista en- Ell intermedio
de aduella ciudad Y Monterrey
perO aqui Sc tienen noticias de
cue es perfectamente cierto
10 OcurridO.
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SiGUEN RE
FUERZOS A c.
Wiene de la lra.}

Sc asegura, por otra parte,
que 10 que Villa trata es d"
reconcentrar fuerzas en- la
Frontera, para evitar el p2so
de elementos de guerra con
Gestino a los salazaristas y ca
rrancistas, pues logrado este
Drop6sito, esas 1dcciones no pc
dram hacer ainguna labor de
III vecho.
De tOdos modos, con ell he,
co de Que sigan llegando .
Iuarez refuerLos, Sc ha calma,
do la alarma que Sc produjc
hace varios dis.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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ESPERA Ia CONFEREN-
GA S~COTT-VILLA.
(Viene de la Pagina L.

triispenSaDles para declarar
una compieta neutralidad en-
toda Ia Inca divisoria entire
Mexico ' los EstadoS Unidos.
q fin de evit&r todas las diff
cultades que haSta la fecha no
Ia sido possible evitar a pesar
de los eSfuerzoS hechos pOr
parte del gobierno de los Es-
tadOs Unidos.
FL asunto mas importante
que trataran el general Scott
y el general Villa, es ell relati-
vo a Naco, pueS parece que
las gestioneS hechaS por ell ge-
neral americana cerca de May
torara Y Hill, han fracaSado
por complete.
FL CorreSponsal
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tres generates mencionados, 0
Dermanecen al lado de Emilia
no Zapata, jefe con eI cual
han venido luchandO en- con-
ira de los carancistas.
Sin embargo, cUmplO con
enviar eSa noticia Y sligo ira
baiando para lOgrar su con-
firmaci6n O su rectificaci6n.
Ell COrrespOnSal.
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= CRUZ ROJA ENVlARA
CRhNDES CANTiDADES
De MAIZ.
(VieRe de Ia Pag. la

cttn ha tomato q su cargo
este tra6aio ell suEdirect0r
Nacioral de ella, MIR. Morris,
euian sali6 de Washington
con el prop6sito de hacer gran
deS c0mpraS de maiz en- los
.purtos donda 10 pueda adqui-
rir en- meiores condolences.
M. Morris Sc dirijira al su-
roeS-e de los Estados UnidOs
= visitara los Estado dc St.
Louis ' Kansas City, donde
mas abunda el cereal de que
venimos habiando, ' de ALI
ira q Albuquerque y Clio
yis y. II. dirijiendose de este
Iltimo punto a Ell PasO, Tex.
De FL Paso saldra Mr.. Morris
para San Antonio Y Laredo,
Tex. con objeto de penetrar
en- la RepJbi;ca MeXicana pa
IA viSiJar Monterrey y Mata-
movos. Despu6S de este, VOlve
r. p su punto de partida pOr
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ENRIQUE BRECEDA FUE
(Viene de la 1ra.3

complicaciones que lie resulta-
ron a Breceda por la introduce
ci6n de contrabandos de maiZ,
trigo Y ganados, sin ell page
de los correspondence dere-
chos, durante ell tempo que
ocup6 ell cargo de que Sc ha-
&c menci6n anteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
IA NUEVA C~ONVENCLON
HA A RE
VISAR LOS CREDEN-
CIALES.
(Viene de la 1ra.)

rehecha Convention, pues Sc
sabe que los animos estan muy
exitados entire zapatistas y Vi
llistas, ' aun entire los mis-
mos villistas empiezan q sus-
citarse divisiones por IL diver
sidad de pareceres para ele-
CIR presidente provisional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
CViene de la Pag la.)
uiaEa ~fI0nteriZa.

49,, r-orfor,v.
u"r.,- go d,ca las ar+orida-
ia Nnovo Ia
,.aIo Ia+erm;raror dar este
,.., ,,,. TENOR de Que al ser
,y..,io T.. ,obIarr.n Dor los
,-,.o,,.a,.oI,,c;or..io como
,..,., o. c.or on no.
-. L..o- .ndo o,o material
a., ,,,er,,o
Has+a n facha So irnora 10
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Ell DOCTOR BUTLER HACE
JNA 3RILLANTE DEFENSA
DE MEXICO.
CViene de la Ira

y. y. y.
tor Butler de Mexico Y de su
pueblo, es, sin duda alguna,
L. de mayor fuerza y Ia mas
importante de cuantas Sc han
hecho en- los Gltim0s amos en-
este pals.
Los elementoS meXicanOS
aue residen Ell este puerto han
felicitad0 al miniStro metOdiS-
IA doctor Butler por su mag
mica contestaci6n dada al
articulo del ex-presidente de
los Estados Unidos, Mr.. ROoSe-
Welt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
JLECARON A NUEVO LARE
DO UNOS
(Viene de la Pag la
cOncreta.

concrete.
Ell hecho de que ell referido
Administrator saliera hace
dias para San Antonio, ha sido
objeto de variados comenta-
rios, asegurando la voz de la
Gale que dicho empleado fe-
deral no volvera a Nuevo La
redo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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JORGE ADSUAR.

rIpIERCN PERMISO DE
wNASLkDAR E. PARQUE
: LAREDO TEXAS.
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GUTIERREZ ORDENA..
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pOlltlcO.
La nota de referencia esta
fechada ell dia cuatro del mes
en- curse y viene Iirmada por
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ReIcj Garontizado que yale SIS. por s5.75, ademas de
once ~Driiosos regalos gratis CON cada uno de
nuestros relojes.

s necstaU I'd. de un rbj de $500 dea cnnparoa pFcna lei aoHeaque S| 800 81 son us
gadok los Il vMOss resbsi ndnads zen uusuOE ab"do los euahs envamOs enframente Grf
It's coe Ipruente anuncoy envhnosoa accompanied les udIecHo'g Sc" en- sanpI COMO
dec eieeau listed comprrLsy d@as lu&O lie enTarnses este mA1NlfHo ktLo' lie
ORC tamano medic para cabsho y gaannadopo r la Fabnea por amos aconpMado DC Vs
entrac o. CHE I'm rrendehr d. cuhat.u mrde mancuerHa"u una plum fuent' a"aaa' una
d. bba vAr s. an aenadoru una Gduah ance"de omoh'n nan taxa un cepM" y u re
vGer lie cnco rs cMre3aE abjy @os Il rROs fnhimOs los enVarenosp re express sin
kuno para queb examine una z que I'd. hsv yqueie atdecho pgre al agnte del
dr eHo oseaS Sy uw cuntosc enuvOs risp AR 81 tasputed de los regsnsy Hfnae r.
DO de l agrio o opaque mum colo cntavo yed eVOEeremos u dT%ho ApreMsse'p "s' e
frnnmtod rarab n POGO ase uraudoe que nrgunac casa de eEepd pude vendr merancEs
tan Hnasy tan bratasc mo ouos-ATENCIoN No aeptam seTamPHasn encanss Tas las
h RapdbFca Modcana deMn pagarea dlsnsdasy Ell dnero enwadot per medic de giro
s5anene Noendamos pisdasp para Mexico Toashs orieesy correspondence aFae
eavma a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
Love AIDS IN WINNING
man FROM PITFALLS
Millionaire Who Shot Coach
man Will Wed Woman
Who Nursed Him.

rs TOW the rove OF e a. woman d1det
science to recover a man from tn,
deepest pitfalls is told in the 70
nance of a New Orleans millionaire
whose career in the Mississippi Val
ley closely TALES with that of IIarr,
Thaw. But in the new Tflaw cas-.
love is the rescuer instead of thu
cause OF the downfall, says dis
patch from New Orleans.
Reports received here from Mem
fphis by friends OF Fernand Vaughn
iGasquet indicate that this scion 81
wealth whose orgies were once no
storious. and who shot his mothers
Ecoachman, is soon to wed his faithful
nurse. Miss Lydia Netteryille. Gas
Duet was at Touro lnfirmary as a
prisoner when Lydia Netterville be
came a nurse there. All efforts tc
control him had been futile until
her influence came to bear upon him.
She tanned him and defended his
cause. She Won freedom for him.
Six months ago she took him to d
sanatorium in Memphis and cured
him Of the drug habit; then estab-
lished his sanity, which gives him
the right owed,
Shot NJ Others Con chman.
When Gasquet came into his for
tune he hit a fast pace. Liquor and
drugs undermined his reason; and
during a quarrel he shot the coach
man. He alleged selR-defense, but
as the easiest way OF escaping trial
and its possible consequences he took
refuge In an insanity plea.
her he was sane or insane.
he was hard to handle and gave the
nurses, doctors and sheriffs an excit-
ing time. One nurse after another
tried to manage him, only to throw
up in despair. for9he managed To OUT
wit wat hfulness. and s obtain the
drugs and liquor which were his I'M
doing: IS as
The death OF Gasouet,s moi her laft
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
THIRD 1! OFFENs
Lands William Reed on Road
Gang and in laiI fer
Sixty DAYS.

William Reed joined Sheriff
Sheriff Stout's road gass Wednesday
sixty days in jail and On the roads
and pay a fine OF 81 90 for viola ing
the amendment to the cost prohfb i
ton law by drinking hiskey In;
public street.
Reed was arrested several day
ago by Sit constable. lsha
was the prosecut ling witness Id 3laS
case This was Reeds third offensAss
the other two tine s he was acqnitteds
of the Charge ~ 49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
! OIL AND GAS /

IN the Keener sand deyelopme on
Rock Run. Burning Springs dissric:
Writ county. w. al. the Walnut
Creek ON Company mas Completed
! another good producer * is the COM
pany,s No. is on the Harvey g. saver
farm. and is good for l3 barrels =
day This location is the farthes,
least Of any well in TIL pool. The size
Iorsthe well in dicates that the produc
ling form alton extends for some dis
lance to the east. and In 4l1at f,irac-
ton from roductions I,ror, in :, wells
can be expected IN y any event s.
looks as though the Walnut Greek
Company held leases On an or the nro-
ducing TERRITORY. IT, Is e large 4 ~ ract.
and the. mineral rights are held IN.
the Hall estate. The Harvey. q;
ISayer farm is one Of q nun Der. that
has been disposed OF hut a oes nor
EN- brace the minerals. q
On Ragens Run. :IcClelland dis
trict. Dod dridge COUNT tIa Hone
Natural Gas Com nanrfyss has 5friliadt q
test on the II. b. Bates farm throIlgf
the Big Iniun sand and Ia 4 q FFyery
good gasser. This location is 4 bout.
one nj lie east of the earn aglia IA fur.,ii
fGas Companly,s test on the ~ w.
Thomas farm CLAYTON ana Gonna
Eny,srtest on the head waters of Barth-
folomewt run. anlnin.gton& district
Marion county. Is of more i'm portancs
than when a drilled through The sand q
few days ago aud cred tied with sbein,.
Ea very light spun,oer. The old well
was deyeIoped IN q sfaSon SAM, :, "a
! 1t Is thought tia tho sweIl nj n - ! s
I a j 5 barrel spump The loea tinnS.is
Important! It's Ia racticai " new
TERRITORY and about ono ana sone.hai Is
laniles ahead Of the Mayon sandsn no. 81
i'ons Warriors Fork. 4
at the head wa tiers ri III, tle Tree
Etrict Harrison com ~ y sJarl- 49,
Ilirht ant Iaa fn,, 4, ( !, IS,
drilled its test Oh the Thomas !, Ba liI =
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y tEsf
on sand and has a light gasser.
IN the salt sand Development at
Center district. liner
county, Mil Fork OIL and Gas Com
pany has the rig completed for q sec.
ond test on the G.. N. Snodgrass farm
located on the right fork of Steer
Greek. On the same stream, and in
the same district. the Interstate OIL
and Gas Company is due to get the
sand at we'll on the liam r. Adj
ans lot. ~
Sans and Stephens are rigging up
to drill q test onsthe Carrol1-Dobbins
lot. Fox and sutton have started a
second test on the Julia A. Ridera1ot
On the Right Fork3of5 Steer Creek,
Birch district. Braxton county. they
have drilled test on the Smih farm
ito a depth Of S25 feet and have shut
down5for casing In the same locali-
ty. the Mountain State Oil Company
is ding the rig for a test on the
is +. Turner lot
On Middle Island Creek. Center
vile district, Tyler COUNTY Leach
and Thompson have drilled their test
on the John Pierson farm throughthe
Big Injun sand and have a buster.
The casing has been pulled and the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Trainer Brothers are due in the Big
Iniuns sand at a test on the w. A. Ne
CLAIM farm. sSss
On Indian Fork, New Milton dis
ttrict oddridges county. the Hope
Natural Gas Conn II has started To
drill "a second test on the NJ L. b.
bSwisher farm. and has started to drill
Ia second test on the@D IL. Nicholson
farm. In the salt sand Develop
at Spencer, Roane county, the Efshsr
on Company has drilled 4 test on the
John Bowers lot through the salt
sand and has a 81 how for a 10 barrel
Ipumper.
On the Ohio side In the Stockport
district Palmer township. Wasting
ton county. the EQUITY OIL and as
Company has drilleii d seconh Il EST on
the "a. Graham farm thrnugh tie
Peeker sand and has a 81 ght punper.
In the old Scfos distrIcr. in RnniIey
township. Harrison county, Bremen
and Company Il ave started to drill a
|testSon5 the sE1o bier arm
In the DUFF City eStansi in He
cheney county Pa, Ha rrlson Sohn
and Companyh have drill He'd their test
on theeS. Logan far1h through tho
boulder and found 1t barren. They
are now drt Hing To- he third sand
and hope to- get sasser In hal FOR
ma lon End mi rfct Berry;
BEothaE are tTfIl x ia sA
Sickles fas ole AND 0:nr "a are
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a1ssIONA:RY RECEPTION.

sslcnary RECEIPT ton VIII be gIyS
3enstonig ilt at MI Zion BAPTIST church.
after he Rev George sJefte deliyefs
his well sci mon EIe is going TO-
do n1ission NO rs in HE eastern
lstat ashiIi gton III be his
tAatehel Sif 60
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
SECOND EXAMINATION.

The second examinatio ion for Eighth
grade Tomas Will be held at the
following places March % and e.:
Industrial. Shinnston. Enterprise.
4Gypsys Owings Mines. Adamston.
.Npythyie w I4nnab erport. Wyatt Mt
Clare Yallace. Grassel Bristol
Esst ford, Benson and EStutlerss
IN0rIs s
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due in the sand at a test on the a.
McCawley farm.
The Oh Market.
Pennsylvania. $l.45 Mercer black,
62;;SNews Castle, s 90 Il Corning 8 as
sGabell $50 s.; Worth Lima. 8 81 South
81 10, Indiana SO, Somerset 90, Il ag-
land 20 Illinois 81 Kansas 80, 4 Okla.
Ehoma 40, Corsicana light IS, Coral
cana heavy 10. electra 40, Feadlton
Henrietta 45, Caddo SIS degrees
R10;g Caddo 8 5 degrees 60. Caddo 80
degrees SIS, caddo crude q I, Canada
81. 2S.
Producers and Redners Company
quotes 81 "a s for crude OF the Penn
3sylyania grade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
Spiritual Awakening of All
Mankind, to Come Out of War,
Says Famous Alsatian Divine

PARIS. Jan. G.--While insisting
that, In his opinion, Germany as an
empire is doomed, as is the HohenEol-
Tern regime there. Rev. Charles Wag-
ner author OF The Simple Life" be-
lieves that the war Is blessing in
disguise. lie believes that out OF il
there will come return from the
materialistic to the spiritualistic by
all mankind. An Alsatian by birth.
Pastor Wagner Is intensely pro-
French, despite the fact that he has
always been most cordially welcomed
TO Germany. Last Easter he ad-
dressed the largest congregation ever
brought together In Berlin, on the
folly or looking for enemies when
there are none, hoping I'm this way TO
do his part toward better under
standing between France and Ger
many.
Pastor Wagner today gaYe his views
to the United Press on the war and
what he believes will be the outcome
BY REV. DR.. CHARLES WAGNER
The German people did not want
this war any more than France want
ed 1t. They were misled into think
Ing II necessary by the talks and
writings OF the Prussian junkers.
They were blinded by all this talk
of Divine Right Place In the Sun,
OF enemies being on all sides. OF shin.
ing armor, OF Prussian supremacy
Right OF Might and the sacred duty
.of Germany spreading her culture
over all the earth. The real German
has been lulled to sleep by all these
things, although his belief IN them is
purely superficial
The awakening OF the German peo-
pie Is al hand. or necessity IL will
be said, although wholesome. Very
soon they will know the truth; that
the empire has led them away from
their true destiny; that II has treated
them badly. Their moral courage
which they have not used for some
time now will reassert itself. and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07

empire will disappear as will the
kaiser, the crown prince and the Prus-
sian military aristocracy, whose in
fiuence upon the Germanic race has
been so baleful. ~
foresee for the German empire
Just such fate as the French EN-
pire met in 1870. France today Is a
far better nation and her people are
a greater people than would have
been the case had Napoleon re-
NAMED. Frenchmen woke up under
the influence OF the new democracy.
History will now repeat Itself. Ger
many will be democracized; the peo-
pie will no longer permit the Prus-
sian TO consider himself a sort OF
demi-god or superman, and the Ger
mans themselves merely docile barn
yard animals. They will wake up and
the empire. and the Hohenzollerns
and the junkers will have TO go. The
empire and the rest have already dug
their grave in Belgium.
Out OF this war will come great
good to the entire world. France Will
draw great profit from it. first be-
cause she is lighting for great ideal,
the principle OF Right above Might.
She fights for the right each individ-
ual has to peace and prosperity, and
the pursuit OF happiness as he sees
II, as you Americans put II. Second
ly, because no man can come back
from this war and do little things.
He has done his part In something
big and he has seen too much that
Is noble. Whatever his walk in life.
whatever the task he may have TO
perform, and however humble, he
will put something OF the noble in It..
He can't help 1t. The race VIII be
uplifted.
Civilization will draw a lesson from
the war and profit by IT, Right will
be respected as right has never been.
The strong right arm will count for
less and the brain will count for
more The world will become less
materialistic. ] won't say I believe
this will mark the end of all wars, but
certainly Europe will not see another
for long time to come.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
CRIMINALS EXCEED
HONEST PEOPLE
BILLY SUNDAY
Americans Exceeding Speed
Limit In Race For Hell, De-
clares Eminent Evangelist
BILLY SUNDAY

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Billy
Sunday in his afternoon and night
sermons before audiences OF 10000
persons in the tabernacle mere yes
terday. said:
THE biggest coward in America
today. one who is afraid to come out
and declare himself in campaign
like this, is the business man. He Is
afraid that some saloonkeeper, some
blackleg gambler, some madam OF the
redlight district and others of the
kind will injure his trade He is one
OF the worst curses OF the church.
The pursuit OF money and bust
ness is pulling the business man
away from the church and we are
facing the constantly growing danger
OF the dominance OF the material over
the spiritual The business man is
afraid OF virile religion; afraid or OF
Tending a prospective customer,
client. and keeping away business.
THE banker is afraid OF some old
booze hosting. bettle-browed, hog
jowled brewer that happens TO deposit
his dirty. sinking money in his bank
he is coward for fear he might
withdraw his deposit. Let both go
10 perdition together.
America leads the world in muir
ders. suicides, graft, bribery, divorce
and adultery, and all this indicates
we are not advancing morally, but ret
regarding Crime is more common
than honesty. and honesty is rarer to-
day than it was so years ago.
I'm short we're all going to hell so
fast we're breaking the speed linn
its"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
SUMNER NOW HAS
ANCHOR Line
Well-KnOwn New York Vessel
man General Agent of Cum
ards For Five Years

NEW YORK, Jan. with the ad-
vent OF the new year an interesting
and important event in the American
management of two OF the oldest
trans Atlantic lines has taken place
Charles p Sumner, the general agent
of the Cunard line in New York for
the past five years, taking over the
management also OF the Anchor line
upon the retirement of William Gov
erly from the latter
Mr.. Summers active experience In
connection with maritime affairs OF
over 40 years will stand him in good
stead in assuming the additional
duties and responsibilities
AS one of the most active and intiu-
entail members of the New York pro
duce exchange, Mr.. Sumner served
for many years as chairman OF the
complaint committee, and his resigna-
ton of that important post in Janu-
airy, 1904, on his removal TO Boston to
become the agent there of the Cunard
line, was much regretted To his in
defatigable efforts as chairman OF the
joint committee OF members OF the
NSW lOIh, DOSlOu dHu Iuliduclpuid
exchanges was largely attributed the
success OF the fight for the removal OF
the Board OF Trade restrictions of W.
n. A. load line for British steamers
loaded In American ports north OF the
Chesapeake.
His management OF the Boston
agency of the Cunard line was most
successful, and led TO his appointment
TO the general agency here upon the
resignation of the late Mr.. Vernon H.
Brown.
Though beset with difficulties dur
ing the past troublous months because
majority of their vessels have been
requisitioned by the British govern
ment. thus severely curtailing facilities
to Liverpool, the Cunard line has
maintained regular service with
their popular "Lusitania," Franco
MIA" the new "Orduna" and "Transyl-
yania." and by the charter of a num-
Der Of fine freight vessels, and Mr..
Sumner is most sanguine not only of
unfolding the old.time prestige OF the
Cunard line. but of achieving similar
success with the Anchor line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
DEATHS

William Mcpherson. Jr. Grace hos
pital, 50 Wars, cystitis; Mary Rosen-
thai. sos Frederick months gas
tritis; Elizabeth. Krichbaum. 1913 Hon
orah. 40 years, nervous exhaustion;
William T.. Wharton. 40 Herkimer. 8
months. diphtheria: Anna Zagacka, 963
Riopelle. 81 years senility, Jan Mag
dowski. 5l4 T.. Alexandrine. 53 years.
cancer; Sarah j. DeIsong, lZ9 Michigan.
81 years, mitral reorganization: Mary
Coughlin, ST. Marys hospital. as years,
tumor Sylvester Vernier, 81 Schiller.
35 years, tuberculosis Myrtle Fisher,
722 Crane, rs years. tuberculosis
Constancia Schmidt COS Forest. "a
years. senility Ludinga Donath. $50
Rowena, ls years gastric ulcer soma
Wisniewskl, 22S Superior, so years.
asthma; Richard p. Dixon. 9oh Van
couver, years. bronchitis Anna NJ.
Shanahan 36i Mcclellan. II years.
apoplexy; Anthony Zuremba, ST Mary's
hospital. ~ years, Inquest pending
Henry II. Mizner. 800 Second 81 years.
srterio sclerosis Herbert Muller. Har-
per hospital. a years. pneumonia Will
liam straw. $50 II. Ferry, so years
lobar pneumonia. Joseph Yoow. 357
Springwslls, IS years. cirrhosis OF
liver; James Gray Detroit House OF
Correction so years strangulation r.
Spencer Lawrence 80 w Jefferson, "a
years, mitral reorganization.