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Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14


Curtia Dies at Hospital Officers Of
Choral union--AsriouItural Society
Making Big ln,provemsnt at Grounds
Miss Theodosia Rees Is the guest of
friends In Port Chester. n.
Elmer Dimock has entered the en-
ploy or the Hudson Garage company.
J. H. Valentine has been in New
York on g. business trip.
Arthur Tetreault has sold his farm
In West Stafford and is to move to
Providence.
Q. Of v. Election.
At the meeting OF William Horton
camp, Sons Of Veterans, Wednesday
evening. the following officers We're
installed: Commander, F. w. Howard;
5. ". c.. Charles M. Cummings; J. V.
e. p. G, Alberty; secretary. Leon
Irons; treasurer, John Hancock; chap
lain, Arthur Adams; patriotic instruc-
tor, w. E. Benton; camp counca,
Howard Smith, Charles Mcclellan, E.
K. Taft; guide, George Irons: color
guard George Angel: musician, Fred
outside guard, John Irons
The lunch cart which has occupied
the corner lot near East Main street
and Furnace avenue for the past five
years has been removed.
OFFICERS of Choral Union.
The Stafford Choral union has elect
ed the following officers: President,
Christopher Allen; vice president, F.
=. Pattan; secretary, r. M. Ellis;
treasurer, Richard NJ Fisk; librarian
Marjorie Eaton; director, A. E. Waite;
executive committee, DIR. G.. P. Bard
Mrs. C. B. Pinney, Miss Lulu Ide, Miss
Alberta. Eaton, CHI. Moore. A COM
mfttee consisting of Miss Mary Fitz-
patrick, Miss Alberta Eaton, Miss
Helen Butterfield, Miss Margaret
Cooley and Miss Josephine Newell has
been appointed to canvass the mem
bership list with view to increasing
the same. The next meeting will be
held in the high school building nexi
Tuesday evening.
Death of Mrs. Nancy M Irons.
Mrs. Nancy NJ Irons, 70, died We'd
nesday afternoon of Bright's disease
at the home of her son. Arthur ID
johnson. She leaves two sons, Charles
L. Johnson and Arthur D. Johnson
both of Stafford Springs, a sister, Mrs
Belle Mcintyre, of Pawtucket, R. 1.
and brother, John F. Whitford, o.
Cromwell. Conn.
Mother Fined.
Mrs. Andrew Kubecca of Wilmington
all to $12.13. in the borough cour
Wednesday foA neglecting to send hel
child who is under is years, to school
and daughter, Miss Marie, have re-
turned to Swanton, VT, after visi
! with relatives in the borough.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

fined to his home for several days with
a severe cold, Is able to be out.
Mr.. Barr, formerly employed here,
is employed in the thread mill at
Glasgo.
Miss N. F. Buckley of Norwich Town
was a visitor with friends here Thurs
day.
here, and now residing in Norwich. was
in town Thursday.
Mrs Harold Lewis was a visitor in
Norwich yesterday.
There was meeting of the athletic
association in the high school building
Thursday.
John Newton and F. I. Racine were
fishing through the ice at Moosup pond
Thursday.
There was a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of st. Paurs church
Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
Brief Mention.

G. F. Taylor spent Thursday in
New London.
Ralph Andrea of Hartford called on
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. John Reilly spent Thursday in
Putnam with relatives.
Burt Eastman is in Greenfield Cor
the balance Of the week. 80
Mrs. Kate Clark is spending a few
days in New London and Mystic.
Mrs. W. J. johnson is attending the
funeral of friend in Stafford Springs.
Miss Myrtle Mathewson who has
been visiting her parents in Andover.
has returned to the Epileptic colony,
where she is an attendant.
Local people who spent Thursday in
Hartford included Benjamin Jones,
Jessie Jones, Mrs. H. T. Burr, Mrs
c. C. Case. Mrs. J. M. Berard, Miss
Alma Dion, Mrs. Helen B. Commings.
Mrs. r. H. Fenton, Mrs. Arthur
Gates, Mrs. H. H. Spaulding, Miss
Ruth Taylor.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
JEWETT CITY
Officers and Committees of Baptist C..
&. Soeiety-David Hale Tanning
Acknowledges Cane from School
C1iIdren-Death of John Wright.


I; The officers and committees elected
at the Baptist c. E. society are: Presi-
dent, Charles F. Babcock; vice presi-
dent, Lemuel Green; secording secre-
tary, Mabel McBroome; treasurer,
Emma A. Gardner: corresponding sec
rotary, Alice A. Brown; lookout and
prayer meeting committee, Alice Gill
bert, Alice Brown, Mrs. c. F. Gardner,
Ruth Gray, George and Louise Davis;
missionary and temperance committee,
Lemuel Green, G. F. Gardner, Rev. ].
A. Spidell, Royal Babcock, Tyler Gill
bert, Georgina Campbell; music and
social committee. la Brown Emma
Gardner, Mabel McBroome, Evelyn r.
Gardner, Erne Myott. Francis Brown.
Entertained Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church was entertained in the yes
try by Miss May Blake Thursday af-
ternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. D.
L. Phillips, Mrs. E. NJ. Gray, Miss Nell
lie Franklin and Miss Ida Foster.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

post, No. 80, G. A. r., were the guests
of the company, as were members OF
the Veterans association. several Of
the local clergy, the scoutmaaters OF
the Boy Scouts organization, ana sey-
eraI members of the board Of trade
including the committee recently ap-
pointed to look into the needs OF the
company.
There was playing by the Mandolin
club OF the Thread City Cyclers. and
impromptu speeches were made bH
several of those present. The occasion
was most enjoyable and undoubtedly
others villa be held during the drill
months to come.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

Mayor Daniel D. Dunn on Thursday
wrote to President Howard Elliott of
the New Haven system, requesting
that a watchman be kept at the Main
Street crossing after ten o'clock at
night. The man on duty there leaves
at that hour. and there is none to.
guard the crossing. This crossing is
on the main travelled road from Hart
ford to New London, and with the
new Adams Express and mail trains,
and the switching done late in the
evening, the place is dangerous for
foot passengers after ten o'clock, and
especially so for through traffic by au-
to or otherwise. Mayor Dunn re-
uuested the New Haven officials to
take steps to protect the crossing at
least so long as present train condi-
tions continue.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

/. NorwaIk.-The state park commits
sion was in session in New Haven
Wednesday, and among other matters
it had, before it was the proposition Of
Allen c. White Of New York city, a
the states system of public parks and
reservations by gift and establishment
of park areas.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
FOUND DEAD ON TROLLEY
TRACK IN EAST BRIDGEPORT
Paul Liscom Was ScaIped-Spine
Broken and Ribs Fractured.

Liscom, aged 40, of 266 Lindlay street,
was found dead on the trolley track
in North avenue, North Bridgeport,
tonight. He was scalped, his spine
was broken, his ribs fractured and his
body badly bruised. Motorman Fred
Sweet, in charge of trolley car, dis
covered the body on the track. Sweet
said he thought the fender struck the
man, but was not sure. Policemen
say the wheels must have passed over
the body
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
COMPANY L SOCIAL.
Followed Regular Night of DriIl-Had
Special Guests.

Following the regular drill of Com
pany L, First c. n. G., at the state
armory Thursday evening, another of
the pleasant social gatherings which
are proving a feature of the company 5
work this winter, was held
The members Of Francis S. Long
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
OBITUARY.
Jehn Grady.

John Grady, 20. died at his home in
this city early Thursday morning.
Death was due to infirmities of age
The deceased had lived in this city
for forty years, of which thirty five
were spent in the employ of the Amer
lean Thread company.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
FUN ERALS.
L.ucretia r. Corey.

The funeral of Lucretia r. Corey.
who died at the She1tering Arms, at
Norwich, Tuesday. was he.a- from the
Congregational church, South Coven-
try, Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Rev G. w Christie officiated. The
bearers were A. E. Harmon, D. S. TILL
inghast, ]. E. Stanley. L. A. Kingbury.
Burial was in Nathan Hale cemetery.
The arrangements were in charge of
Funeral Director Jaw N Sheperd
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
wbat Is eoina on Tonight.

Ancient Order of Hibernians, Di-
vision No. 1. Center Street Arrnory.
Radiant chapter. No II. Q. e. s.. in
Masonic hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
undereoes operation.

Miss Emmeline Haddad, daughter of
Joseph Haddad. of Union street, was
successfully operated on for appen-
dicitis, in ST. Joseph's hospital, Thurs
day morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
Mrs. Jane Taylor.

The funeral of Mrs Jane Taylor was
held from ST. Josephs church Thurs
day morning, at nine O'Clock. Rev. T.
F. Rannon officiated. The bearers
were William Lennon, Michael DAILY,
Daniel J. Kollourey and Louis Paul
hus. Burial was in ST. Joseph's GEM
etery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
WILLIMANTIC

falling on Thursday. and they receiv-s
ed the best wishes of many friends. In
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Brown were
guests at a dinner given by Miss AM.
ME Hall of Turner street s.
Rain-in- the Addresses Pupils.
In the assembly room at Natchaug
school, Thursday morning the pupils
listened to an instructive and help
full talk by Chief Rain in the Face. a
Cherokee Indian, who is a student in
a Baltimore institution at present. The
speaker talked of his own efforts to
study and told in an interesting man
ner many facts about his life and the
life of the Indians in general He
urged the children to take advantages
Of their good fortune in being able to
secure an education so easily and he
emphasized the necessity Of every boy
taking good care of his body and his
morals. Chief Rain-i in the Face stat
ed that good health was secured by
plenty of out door exercise. plenty Of
cold water and by abstaining from
sweets and heavy food. Truth, and
honesty, even in the smallest things in
life he considered the earTnarks of up
right youth.
The speaker closed with a. reference
to the missionary work he is plan
ming to do among his own people, on
his return to his home
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
BRIEF STATE NEWS

SuffeId.-Charles Bronze has started
harvesting ice at his pond in Mapieton,
the ice measuring IL inches.
Stafford Springs.-AlI the inmates Of
the town home were remembered with
Frederic Faulkner.
South Manchester.-Miss Julia Sher-
idan slipped and fell near Russell
street yesterday afternoon, breaking
her right shoulder.
Hartford.-w. s. Todd of this city
was reelected president of the Con-
necticut State Optical society at. its
ninth annual meeting held in New
present, and the old officers were re-
elected.
New Haven.-The jury in the supe-
rior court Wednesday returned YER
dict for $3.50 to Fireman Edwin +.
Hendricks of Engine company In his
suit against Michael Emmons, owner OF
a jitney that struck Hendricks on Sept.
%. Hendricks sued for $1,000.
New Britain.-Manufactur In New
Britain are said to be apprehensive
over the embargo placed by the New
Haven road on many descriptions OF
raw materials lest their plants be COM
PEELED to go ON short time should
freight traffic conditions be not early
relieved.
Hartford.-If Prosecuting Attorney
Francis H. Parker will consent to
prosecute, legal action will Soon be in
stituted by the board of health COM
missioners against the Connecticut
company on the ground Of so over
crowding trolley cars as to form q
menace to public health.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
Body of John Wright to Be Taken to
Rhode Island.

The body of John Wright of Volun-
town, who died in Norwich, was
brought to Tillinghast's undertaking
be taken to Washington, R. L, where
the funeral is to be held. Mr.. Wright
is survived by his wife and one child.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

Normal Seniors Give Comedy.
A cast selected from among the Sc
nior class of the State Normal school
ably presented a three act comedy,
'Lucia's Lover" to good sized audi
ence, in the assembly hall of the
school Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

In the probate court Thursday
morning the hearing on the will of the
| late Mary E. Eaton was postponed un-
til Monday, January II, at ten o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

iHesH before tho public, there 10 no
medium bottec than through tho Gd-
ve-sssng columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
Damp Weather Increases Grip.

A local physician stated that the
damp weather of Thursday was good
for ten new cases for every doctor
in the city. Over thirty cases of
grip are being treated in the local
almshouse end Daniel O'Brien. of CO.
lum5ia avenue was taken to ST. Jo-
seph's hospital for treatment, suffer-
ing from the same malady.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. Remember to call for
full name. Look for signature of E. w.
GROVE. Csc.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

Silver Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of
Meadow street have been married
TWENTY-FIVE years. the anniversary
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14

Piles Cured I'm to IA Days.
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First
application gives relief. SOC.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
ASKS FOR WATcHMAN.

Mayor Dunn Requests President El-
lott For Later Protection at Cross
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
BALTIC

Fourth Quarterly Conference at Meth
odist church-Rev. Charles Smith
Given Unanimous Invitation to Re-
turn as Pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-14
DIED IN NORWICH.

DAVID HALE FANNl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08

PARIS. Abril En- Ell informe
Official puDIicado hoy en- esta capital
Sc ia cueuta de que las tropas ale
alanas que cmprendieron IA ofensiva
aver en- ci trcntc de Avocourt-Bc-
thincourt. Iograron penetrar hoy en-
Ia primera Inca de trincheras fran
ccsas entire Bethincourt y Chattan-
court.
La situaciou de csa trinchera sc
e~ncuantra al o~ccidente del rio Mosa,
al noroestc de Verdun, en- las cerca-
Mas dc Ii co!ima del Hombre Nuer-
20.
E9 81 mismo mforme sc dice que
los FRANCHISES eElprendieron un vigo-
roso contra a1aGue. 'ogrando desa-
.ojar en- parrc, dc esd region. I los
a,emancs : rccuperar a!gunas de !as
HosicioneS c~apturadaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
FRANCI.A
Scr,irio Especial para ~ rEEN,,.

Scr,irio Especial para ~ PnENrt.
uApIs ,hr;t = n ,av.o do! ;,-
forr,a of;cia, ,nhF,ado nov 81 Minis
tor;o ia J., C,Y.r.., arocho o.. coma
.ig,o.
.Ca,na r., y,ro,oi. on ri distrit,
do l., ,~ror, r.,c-,,,s ,ropa. b;cio-
ron, ost.I'ar nra min s,b,orrsrc,
cue cause ba.-anto, Icsoerfccros en-
Ia, po,jcionos cncmjoaS que SC ha-
Han Ell las ~ccrcanias.
al occidcatc del Nosa 10, a,c-
names continuation bombardeanGo
con vio!cncia cl saI;en;c de Bethir-
court y las Villas dc Esnes Y Monte
Vile; pero sin emprcndcr ningur.
acci5n de infanteria.
Al Oricnte del men1jonado rio, q
enemigo abrid TN intense bcmbardco
sobrc Ia cordillera de Ia, Pjmienra,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
cuatr0 bafcos meTsa6teS
aIiad0s mas han side
eciiai0s 9 pigus
Crasss que los frecuentes hundi-
mieatos de estos Sc deber Ia
sciYiiad de los submarines

s'r'r'" '~@'''2' "a'a IL E".\7'
LGEDi.E>. Ao-a los E-2<'-
~".-~,"s IL aa-cos ~na"rcantca ala
-oa " "e:.r".=' e~s2n 4 Ia o"de" H..
Gi7. No 2-S"" ve'at!c1at'o hojr2S 81.
gse - ~egist'e c9anao memo i"
ruev" @c''fents. P7sSG@tsnoo"e q2'
clos e deban a n ~act'Vldaa dc .''
s"Am:~.'"oS teu'2nes-
Dar."te !2s ptiilH2s T~eMtic"a'ro
a"."S - H"n Fee'o'oo {" eS'@ e8P"3'
n"tlcia~ q eI2iTo barc"N rlHTcaHtea
mas ec""'2s : p;q-e, ell diverse" ma
yS, co" p2rdieaS de numeroaaS "
Us.
t"A as los IsSp"cno' 41S u"''
S"''s" 1e e>'' "~''" 80
~,cioio 81 London Times, relative
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
La celebre tTagica acudi6 sollciia
a atender al posta coadscorsdo
de Ia har;da que recibio

scrlcio Especial r2ra Ia PRH-Not
PARIS. AbriI 7.-3Iuy comentaG-
ha sido en- esta capital Ia noticia &c
a reconciliation que han tenido E!eo-
nora Duse. IA tragica de las be'!as
manos'' y el poeta Gabriel D'AnuH--
20. deSpaos de Tcinte amos de Sc
Pa-aci6n.
E,sta reconciliation ia <iGo 9! re-
sul.ado de Ia G-esinceresada ac;it@a
de Ia &C eb-o actr;z. que q! ;eaer CO.
n~ocir:eato lie a heriGa lue recioio
Z. ,oeJa ' Que estuvo = pu2to C.
c~osearle IA p1rd:da de u ojo. 50 pr
sen.o yo'unt&-.anaate 81 "A case d",
poeta, Para a.arderio, p2-manecio"i)
{ Il cabccera De 81 "s.@a h&-t4 60
Ia crisis paz3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
VusIva a ser tsatFO de
eaeargizada lucia Ia
coIina del Homh5e
hiuerio
Los alem mes ~Iograr0n panetrar a
las t~.iacheras francesca, pero
fueroa iuago d~esAloja-
des De elias
Tambien en- ri teatro
orie1ta Sc recrude-
&c ia Iucha

LONDRES. A1ril Las noticiaS
&e us 1pcrlG.oues Ell .. trente GO
Ye-&an. r~c:.hidas noy e. c5ta CAPT
n. dan cuenta dc IN Duevo ataque
de !c- a.emanes :! Hurocste DC "a TO-
:a.cZ. G-..nce>;.. Esa acI;6a ha S!do
Dor gec:e,o as!. ura confirmation &c
Il ~ofe4g.ya ayumid: por las fue7zas
del Pv!ncip: Hercdc'o G: t! lreEtc
De ACCOMPLISHMENTS - = Ia!
lograron capturar IA villa de Haul
c0lrl.
DespuGs de Ia caprura de esa Villa.
los alcmanes cambiaron la direc-
cijn dc 81 atague. ~logrando penetrar
i Il Drimera Inca dc tr!ncheras fran
ccsas ~esrao,eciGa entire Bcthincourt Y
Cs.uttaincourt, has:& las c~crcanias dc
Ia Coiina de. Hombre Nucrto, que CO.
no sc sabc. ha sido desde mace algU-
mas semanas e, tcatgo de cnccrniza-
das e intcrmitentes luchas entire teu-
tones Y f~r2nccses.
=. in:ormc Official publicado en- Pa
rs d~ecl"ca hoy quc los alemanes
fueror parcia.meate arrojadoS de
esas posicioncs POI IN vigoroso con
tra-ataque. y que para ahor" So!a-
-aDfa ocfl0ar aIcunos <Cctorc5 avau-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
ALEMANIA
sor,irto Especial para IL rRr>sN.

BERLIN. Abril FL iuformc Of
cial puDlicado auoyhe POI el liinis.v-
rio de Ia Guerra, cs come sigue:
"Tcatro Occiden,ai.-Gran act'Hj-
dad dosplcgaron nuestras croras du-
rante eli dia &c aver, nrincjpa'mca.c
Gcbrdo q los preparations dc araqac
en- cl Gis.yito i@ Uaucourt. Pas a
tardc las activiiadcs de Mu1st-a e.
famlcria CT esd :e=ioa, fuo"om mayo
res.
"Du~:n-" 9: IN ,ie roy. m"o5;r&.
lro2as en- IA ~cri6u d.. :rcute IL b.
ITALIA a.al,aron las po.:giorca france
sas en- II villa de Haurourr. " las tie
felgsas forlif;cadas quo 80 c@c"cl-
tran al oricntc de esa Villa. Nucs,- .
tropas tcgraron posesjonarsc de ia-
prima~as. causan0o.e nj enemigo co..
,ider&b;es nar4I&l> y ~naberdoi2 4u,-
tado once oiic;aics priSiorcros = n:a,
de 500 soIIaIcs.
"Sohre J.. mavgon dcrec2a de NJ.
"a los francescS r~enovarou sUS al
Qucs sob:e las posicio1os que LIS
carturamoi hac, di2s. CT q oosq.e
de Cai.Icte, : ii no"ocs:e Dc csa r.
gi5u. pc.o fucron r~tci"radoa con
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08

recibi6 III mensajc en- c! cual : da
cucn,a de, huriimiento de otro bar
co ai!ado. an largo transportc cuyo
nonnrc no &C dice CT ., icSHacho;
pero qua fu& hIndido trcntc 4 IA cos
,a occidental de Grecia.
FL eI rlcnsaje de ~referenc'a sc
agrcga que hay Ia c~recncia dc que
eli CSC acciGente p~erecio I'm gran ma
nero de personals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
PfesideHta Wilson Y
su Gabiaete e0afeTeG-
ci2rsn sabre Ct case
del Sussex"
La controversial queGara ~PeRdieDte
hasta que AIsnaaia iaEorme So
bfe las investigaciones que
Sc lie pidan
Ell Embaiador america
no en- Berlin NO ha re-
cinido informes
rNcIGSiv0 para IA PRENSA.

'
NAH!!lNNiON'AoT - Nue.
raiae"'r t.'lc"on hoy una ~conieren-
ci& $oS:a 4 s@itIacicn international!
creal& por IL camD"na dc subma-
-i"os, 81 P~re-ideMtc Wilson y los
mirrJ"o< dc 81 gab1nete. Ssg@n Sc
<uHo, Eingina so!uclon Sc tomo poT
ahora en- csa junta, por 10 cuaI "a
Sltuaclon peEln"neeeIa en- las m!SmaS
coHd'c!oaes hasta que A!emanla no
co1lests las not;!s de! goclerno anne
rlcano re:atiTaS 1 las 'eSt!gacloneS
cue Sc !e piGen SCORE c! hunGlm!en-
% de! Sussex Y d"maS barcoS
meTcantcs que han s!do echatos Z
riCua durante cstos u!timos dlaS.
Hasta el momento en- que e! Pre-
S!dente wilson ) 81 gaoine'e Sc reu-
niefoA para FaIar este a""iIo' nv
guna lHlormacl"H ollcia. Sc NADIA
Fecibido dc paF'e ae! goolerho ale
man, relative 4 81 L submarines nan
tcn!do pa.i!cIpacloE alEuEa Ell e. nun
dImlento de dlcEos barcoS- La talta
dc esta IhioFmacion' en- opinion &c los
"~''''I'''H US' S',''''e' ""'' VOC mn
7''' P'
o;,,or;o. Il. l., ,5r;r;s,~.,;o, >, c,,c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
FL REisCHTAC APRoBO LA CAM
FANA DE SUBMARINES Y
Ell NUEVC PRESUPUESTO

AMSTERDAM. Abril 6.-tNia
Loadres}. z Reichstag alcman adop
20 hoy Ia resolution rc!ayiva . ia
prosecution dc IA guerra submarine.
: aprobo los preSupuestos 2reSenta-
dos por eI Canciller imperial Y por
Ct Miaiz.c-io he RclacioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
OTRO BARCO FRANCES HUMID
DO PCR LOS SUBMARINES
icirgraua Especial para IL rHENeA.

LONDRGS, AbriI Il Agemcia
Maritima de information Lloyds, Dit"
4 Ia publicid&d hoy una nolicia Ell
il que dice que el barro velero fran
cts 'Sl. iium5err," Ia zido torpe-
deado por Til submarine. La uipUia-
ci0n del meHcioEado barco. fut res
catada, segilH Sc dice Ell el rlensaje
dc refcreucia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-08
. - s y = 3 y > : . x = :,
AFISO A NJESTaSS
Up

Los suserlpSo-es de Ia PREM
SA no deben oividsr, cuaudo
cambien de Residences, darnos
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BERLIN. Abrii 7.-Mr. James *.
Gerri, cl Embajador americana en-
eSta capital, c~onfc-cnci0 hoy con ci
Subaccretario De Rclaciorcs Exter.o
yes. doctor Alfredo T. NJ. Zimmer-
mann, sobrc ia controversial ~intcrna-
ciona! re!ativaAa la campana de sub.
marinos.
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~.acioncs EXteriores no tuvo informa-
ci6n Official que trasmitir al Emba-
jador Gerard, respecto de! hundi-
micnto del Sussex" de los otros
vaporcs m~crcantcs, en- cuya iuyestiga-
ciGn el gobiegHo americana ticnc in
ter1s; pero ei Subsecretario Zimmer-
mann IN reitcrado Ia declaration que
hizo cl dia ) del actual, m~anifestar-
90 que Aiemania esta diSpuesta a re-
parac los perjuicios cauSados a los
american0S Ell caso de que de Ia III
yestigacioE que Sc practiGuc sc Ven
ga CT conocimicnto de que eI "Sus-
SEX" fu@ cchado Il piuuc por un
submarine teutoE.
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