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Evening journal., 1916-03-14
NEW TREATMENT FOR
SWOLLEN VEINS

swollen veins are dangerous and
pften burst. Sufferers are advised to
ret two-ounce. original bottle OF
Emerald oil (fuli strength) at any
pharmacist and start to reduce the
veins and bunches at once.
Physicians recommend Emerald OIL;
small bottle will last n long time. be-
cause Il Is very concentrated. Apply
night and morning with the soft brush
duced to normal.
II Is so marveiously powerful that
swollen glands, and even goitre disaR-
pear when used steadily.
y. b. Danforth. Market and Second
streets can always supply you.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
Dover Men WORKING
At EDDYSTONE. PA.
Special 10 THE EVENING Journal.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. March IA representa-
tive OF the Bethlehem Iron Works. OF
Eddystone, Pa. came here several
days ago and through A. j. p. Clark Sc
cured the following men to work in
the plant: Frederick Simmons. Elmer
Grey, c. II. Jackson. w. Greenhall
Edward Taylor. Tim Crowley. Walter
Dyer. Herman Uranium. Thomas
Fisher, George Wilson. Charles Moore
Lester Jones and Pennewill Jones.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

these two districts should be con-
solidatod. p.
Professor Harry Hayward. G. J
Scott and Dr. S. c. Mitchell we're ap
pointed to consider a way Of adjust
ing difficulties in which the two-yea
high schools OF. the State are fndinf
themselves under the boards fequirel
ment that all the time Of one teacher
must be given 10 ninth and tenu
grades in two-year high schools
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

Women's Drawers or Corset
Covers. regular 39c IT,
value; each .... Il ~
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

that the sentiment for and against
the division was equally divided The
secretary Of the board was instructed
to inform the commissioners Of Mill
vile and Ocean View districts that
the board deems Il unwise at this time
TO present any plans of alteration and
consolidation. The board will pre-
sent such plans If the sentiment in the
two districts grows I'm favor of the
consolidation. The board thinks
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
DELAWARE CITY FIREMEN MEET

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. March IA.
Tho monthly meeting or tho Della
ware City Volunteer Fire Company
was held last night. William L. Rey-
bold. president. presided.
The equipment committee reported
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12
NoT So SUDDEN As THAT

''Oh, please, Miss Jeanne" begged
the youth earnestly, do not call me
Mr.. Durand.'
"Oh, but our acquaintance is so
short, you now!" she said coyIy.
''But why should not call you that?'
''Wel, +" hesitated they Dung man,
principally because my name is DU-
pOnt. Ladies Home Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12


new yoTIE.-About the last phase in
the world you'd look to lamp a COAX
wood be in the moTgUe, amt that a
fack, but Onect in a while 1 pops up
there which makes life briter for the
morgue keeper & helps him keep his
name in the papers
things was running a long purity
slow for bin. hoslKins who was IN
charge the other mite while he was
doping out the proberbel line up of
the giants and yankees & there
wasent nothing doing only Onect or
twicet when they brIIng IN anuther
dead man
bill had just given the giants a lit
tel the best of it in his own mind
when a Teller rushed IN very ecksited
and hollers is my Unckel here
don't know your unckel, bin reply
ed, but there is sevrul bodies heer
which we don't know there names &
maybe he is among them for all
know but you had better waite until
in the A NJ. or go & get a cop for its
agin the rules otherwise to show
them to you
well, the feller said, maybe you can
tell me if he is heer by the discrip-
ton of him which will give you
alrite, bill said, shoot
he is large and wen dressed and fat
and wares good close
there is sevrul like him heeF, bin
ansered, don't you know no pekUliar-
tiles by which his body Good be re-
cOgnized
o, sure, i do, the feileF said, you
ought to be able to ten him at onect,
for he is stone def and he shutters a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
rCS AUSTEC-ALEMANES CAPTU.
RAN UNAS POSiCIONES EN-
Ell NORTE DE RU-
MANIA

BERLIN. Novicmhre 8 En- h
-rontcra SopEent-ional d" Rumania.
n Surccstc De Predeal. las trcpaS
lRvaSoras acknowledgements cue a!
m7ndo del general Won F~alkenhayA
operan en- esa region. han ~clptur2do
otras importantes posiciones al enc
migo. de acuerdo con 81 corunicado
rficial ~publicado hoy. Las principale5
ie eSas posicines SO encuentran en-
as colinas de Laomu. Que son de gran
um~portaEcia e~strategica-
ii Sur del desfilade~n De n Tore
Roia, los 2ustro-alemares tam5ian
nan hecho ~posteriores avances. Los
ataques de los ruranos Ell el desfi-
laGero de Szurdu. fuercn rechazaios
los austro-alemaneS cor grandes per-
didaS para Ell euemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

nos de veinte mil habitartes seran
g~obernadas por sistemas atm mas sim
pies. dividiendose los electorcS sola-
mente Ell tres classes en- lugar dc
seis.
La noticia de la l~iheraci6n de Polo
MIA. ha sido muy bien reclbida tan
to en- Austria. como en- este pals. y
todo ell mundo elcgia la actitud de
Sintcrcsada de los jefes dc los I'm
perios centrales, a quienes siempre
Sc ha atribuido por sus encmigos. I'm
cspiritu insaciable dc conGuista para
CT cngrandecimicnto de sus respec
tivos Es;ados.
La decision dc los mcnarcas tcu-
'oncs para con.edcr la autonomia de
']olonia. fu& -omada por dichoS sobc-
2;.os. d~sruts dc Ia vista que hizo
! Carcillnr Imperial Dr.. o Bet
hman-Nollwoc. una delegation de
,]olacos. tornado por representatives
lie todcs los iistritos del RENO, Y
en- la c;Ial 50 haliaban miembros dc
todos los credos politicos V de todas
las classes sociales, Ia cual delegation
do = conoccr al gobierno aleman ell
deseo de los pelacos, que ha sido aho-
"a %convertida en- realidad. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
{! Rtv Victor Manuel pre-
seacia las ope. ACTOR es
de SIS tFa1aS
AeompanaGo del D:Ts., g. AoSta h7
estado observaudo .os n
he-i,os en- ia p!aai>;e del
Carso
<rr,irto Exclusive para L, pEEN>,.

Srr,frin E>riu>ilo para IL PEENNl.
ROMA. Novitmnre "a fin 4"
ohscgvar l2S operGcIones dc las lr--
pas i~talianas en- el frcnte del Carso,
cl Rcy Victor Manuel Y el DuGuc
dc Aosta han llegado al campo de
: ba.alla. habiendo sido recibidos POI
G! comandante en- jefe ae las fuer-
zas i~tsliaras, general Condo Cador'
ma.
Bajo Ia mirada de- monarch italia
no. las tropas de Cadorna emprenGie,
ron baio la direction de ST. jefe bri'
l!antes maniobras, durante e! dia dc
aver Guc rc~sultaron en- nucvo AVIAN
ces a Sur dc Gorizia. En- esaS &C,
clones les itaIi.noS ca0turar0n ur
regular numero dc priSioneros, mon
tando ell toca! de eStoS para ahora, i
mas de 5000, lie los cualcs go sou
oficialcs V S,992 classes V trOpa.
Los ultimo5 5x:tos ginados por los
italianos. han ta"ido lugar en- el sec,
ter Sur del camjno que CORE cnt"c
OprachiSclla : C.Stag~ioviZ2a, en- den
de las linens itaiianas fucron cxtendi,
das hacia adciante en- cast upa mi.
la Y capturados mas de 200 pr!sionc,
res. la mayor pprte de los cuatcs
ERIN hcridos quo fucron abandon&.
dos por los au>triacos.
Fl Ministo:io de Ia Guerra On o,
, informe ~puhhcado anoche, anuacia
que en- cl vale del Travigmolo. los
augtriacos i"Spu&s De hacer I'm intcn
! to para pos]cs;onarSc dol dcSFiladcro
| dc, Monte BIicon. cmrrcmdieron Gin
! CO a~saltos dc Gina Bocchc. Los alta.
quos fucron rcchazadcs en- su totali,
dad ' dcs?l@. del 30. los i,alian"s Gic
/ ron una carga con hayoncta, d~errotan
do = l. rcs;o> dc la> tropas a~ustriacas
/, que deia~oa gr2n n-mero De mUcrtos
: sobre .: campo.
Hacienda IN roGtmaa d" n ofcnSi.
Va italiana contra Trieste. dosdr
! Acosto del rrcsonte ana. 81 Minis.e-
rio dc Ia Guerra. dice Gae 1855
{ austriacos nan sido hechos prisione-
ros. de los cuales, l,OOS son oficia,
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
TAMEIEN GALICIA SERA DECLA
RADA INDEPENDENTS

AMSTERDAM. Noviernhre 6.-No-
ticias recihidas hoy en- esta ciudad
dicen CUE ell Emperador de Austria.
Francisco Jose. ha enviado una carta
aut0grafa al Primer Ministro del Ga
binete DR.. o Koerber, en- Ia cual
le manifesto que deSea conceder Il
Galicia la independence n~ecesaria
para que Sc go6ierne por 81 sola, tan
pronto como entire en- existencia ell
nuevo Estado de Polonia, recomen-
dandole a csc cfecto, que tome las
medidas necesarias para la realza'
cion legal de csc acuerdo.
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scrylrio exclusive para IL rrENSA

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
POL0NIA VUELVE ASER UN
RENO INDEPENDENTS
Los Emperadores de AIema0ia y Austria expiden
una proclama decIarando la autonomia
del antique RENO c0oquistado
La FORMA De GoBiERH0 SERA Ell De UNA
MONARouA CONSTITUTIONAL HgREDlTARIA

COS han siIo muertos y pueblos han
aucdado rcducidos Il esccmbros, par
cia, Y totalmente.
La proclama de los soberanos teu-
tones, cS como siguc:
"Su AIajcstad cl E~mpcraior de Ale
mania ; So MajcStad c! Emperado!
de Austria y Rev ApoStoiico de Hun.
gria. inspirad2s por la firme con-
fiaaza en- n Victoria final de sus
ciercitos. Y dascaado r2aiizar GUAM
Z antes su prop6Sito de hacer IA fe-
licidad De los districts raivindicados
de Ia domination rusa. I costa de tan
tbs SACRIFICES. han convcnido en- cri-
Il esos districts Gu TN Escadc Ma
ciona! con una mcnarcura heredita.
i, = III ~Gobicrno constitutional.
Las froElcraS r;actas del RENO
dc Polonia scran dclineadas postc-
riormcnte.
FL nucvy reno rccio!rj las ga
,~.n;ias ncc.sarias n"ra ri Iibre dos
~.~rol,a de- a~cnios rcclgsos po~ me-
dio DO ra;a,innos iutin;as con ambas
pe;cnrias
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nc! pas"'' p"l1co, pa"a n e~To.ucion
"r STAGE" y par" G! @7''rToIIo N
li":.'! .''i i-i1' po'3'7' Hran ahc-
< l""i%d2@ en- ,'da 81 ainpiltud, to-
r1aHdo en- Ge9id& c2nSlHe'2clon las
condolences poi'tic2@ generates que
plevalecen ea Europa ' el bicnesta"
Y Sogurldad dc SuS PASSES y nacio-
mes.
Los grandea reInos vecinoS que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

WASHINGTON, Noviembre g.
Hoy Sc recinio en- esta capital "a no.
ticia &c que eli vapor Lanao fuf
echado i piquc por un submarine,
desclibiGndose dicho va?or como de
nacionalidad americana. Ell citado
barco ~pertenecia, eff 4ctivamente a una
empresa americana de F~ilipinas, la
Finlay Steamship Company de Mani
IA, pero hacc tempo vendio csc bar
co a Hans Hannevrg de Cristiania.
Noruega, segun Sc desprende de los
archives de la oficina de Navigation
del Departamento de Concrete. La
vcnta Sc efectuo por la suma de
10000, pesos, segin ell informe en-
viado Il dicha oficina ell dia "a de
Julio proXimo pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

PETROCRADO. Noviem5re O.
Las tropas alemanas Cue aver aau-
mieron Ia ofeaSiva on cl frentc dc IA
regi62 oriental de las villas de Lipit-
"a Y Dolnaia Y de n occidental de IA
villa de Si!avsntin. con e. ~propjsi-
to dc carturar las ~colinas d2minan-
ties de esa region ocupadas' por los
rusos. Theron r"chazadas en- todos
sus 2salcos. Il acucrGo 0 81 infor-
ne Official daIo = II puhlicidad hoy
por 81 N;nistcrio de Ia Guerra.
Los ruscs resis;icron rsos ataqacS
nj principle. por un nuti!do fuego de
infantcria, Y al fin rechazaron al enc
migo con Ia artilleria dc grueso call
hre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
UN SUBMARINE INGLES ATACO
A UN BARCO DE GUERRA
ALEMAN

LONDRES, NovieHlbre 6.-,Uno
de los submarines irgleses que ope-
q en- ell Mar del Norte ataco aver
2 IN barco de guerra aleman GeI<tipo
dreadnought. segun los informes re-
cibidos en- esta capitl how.
Las noticias p~ubiica6as aqui So
bre csc particular. dicen que II de
los torpedos lanzados por e. submari-
no. logr6 hacer harco en- 81 barco
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Fue echado a piqus par IN
submarine ell vapor no.
ruega "lanae"
Ell barco pertenecis a una cmpresa
americana, pero fue vcndido
recicntemente a una COM
pania noruega
scrvicio exclusive para ~ rRENSA.

ScrviciO cNrlilSltO para IN ilhs.>Hh"
LONDRES. Noviembre 6.-La
agencia martina Lloyd's de csta CAPT
tai. anunci5 hoy que el vapor Lanao,
que sci describe por Ia citad2 empire
81 navicra como americana. fCa echa-
do Il pique cl ola IS de Octu5re Hor
un submarine. Trcinta hombres dc
u tripu'aci6n del Lanac fueron dcs-
cr1ba: codoa en- Barry nor cl vapor
norucgo rromp, que los rcsc&to.
La agcncia de information cita-
da. agraga que IN Submarine aleman
Ia cst1dc des?Icgando gran. activldad
das,!c hacc algrnas semapas, frente
a las costas dc Espaha. en- donde pa
recc cue 81 Lanao fue cchado a pi-
que.
Sc atribuy2n adcmas al CONAN
d2nta lie un Submarine unas dccla-
racicres relarI"as d que habia reel
hiGo 6rdcnes lie atacar a todoS los
barcos que navegaran o destino a
las costas inglcsas.
Por informcs de fucnte %fidedigna
So sahc cue cl mcncionado barco La
mao, t~orpedeado por un submarine
no cs de nac;or2lidad americana, CO
mo Sc dice en- el informe de Ia Agcn-
cia Lloyd's. sino que pertenece a una
compania norucga, a quien le fue ven
iiGo rccientementc dicho barco por
Sis propictarios.
FL Lanao era IN harco pequeno de
! C29 toncladas De capacidad. cue fue
cnnstruido cn 1912 en- Bowling, Es-
cocin. La Ultima noticia que sc tcnia
de csc barco fuG Ia de su llegada a
Sucz eli dia 9 de Octubre. FL vapor
sali6 de Saigon, Cochinchina, para
el Havre, ell dia 20 de Agosto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
SON RECHAzADAs LAS TROPAs BuLGAR0-Al EMAHAs EN- DOBRUDJ|
Ash Sc asegura en- uu inf ,rme Off
cial p blicado en- Bucarest, 'gre-
gando Cue estas b ircsn-
d. do v-1ias villas
OTRAS INTEaESANTES NOTICIAS
DE LAS OPERACIONES EN-
LOS DEMAS FRENTES
DE RATALLA
Scr,icio Exclusive para IL rEh>sA.

BUCHAREST, Novicmhrc 6.-EI
Ministerio de IL Guerra en- csta CAPT
tai die \ Ia puirlicidad hoy un infor-
me Official en- cl que anuncja que las
fuerzas Ell Il provincial dc
Dobrudja han obligado a las tropas
observation-disclosures i r~ctirarse. hacien'
GoleS considerahlaa bajas en- estas
acciones. Agyega cl iaforme official
citado que los 5ulsaro-tcutoncS han
incendiado numeroS3s villas Ell IL re-
tirada Y nan cometido otros muchcs
atropellOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
LOS ALEMANES RECUPEEASCN
OTRAS pOSiClONES EN- Ell
FRENTE DEL SOMA

S~rryirio r>rluSivo Para IA ruE.NSA.
LCNDRES. Novivmbre 6.-UH Vi
goroSo contra &taque cmprcndido por
las tropas alemanas anochc. en- las
cercanias dc B.t5e de Warleacourt,
e. 81 frentc Scptentriuai del Soma.
obligo a los iagloses a dcsalojar una
ps4sc del terreno que en- csc sector
ahablan caprurado con artcricr!dad.
segin Sc anu9ci5 en- e. irforme Off
cial publicado por el Ministerio de
Ia Guerra en- csta capital.
BERLIN. Novicmbre 6.-DUrante
ell dia de aver. ms tropas ingicsas Y
~francesas, empleando el mayor con-
tingente possible de hombres, estu-
vicron emprendi2nGo constantes alta
Uues a 10 largo de toda IA Inca dc
oataiia en- el frentc del Soma.
r. Minisrerio da n Guerra en- e.
insorno que rublic6 hoy. anurcia que
los ajaqucs de eve So G2 cuenta tUe-
-oa rechazadcs por las tropas alcma-
mas que le = considerables ba
a n enemigo.
PARIS. Novirmhre s Un vi-oro-
50 ataGue fu5 cmprsndido anoche por
las u.opas alemanas en- el frente sep
t]ertrionaI del Soma, en- ell sector
~.om2rendido entire Sailly-Sailiisel Y
81 bosque dc Saint Pierre Yeast. en-
donde las rropas f~rancesas captura-
ron rccientemente al enemigo variaS
pcsicincs.
FL ataque dc referencia fuG rccha-
ado con grandes baias para el enc
mico. de acuerdo con 81 communicate
oficial dado a Ia rubiicidad por ell
NinisteriO de la Guerra.
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BONBARDEARON CONSTAMZA Y
MANGALiA LOS BARCOS
RUSOS


BERLIN, Noviembre 6.-Una flo
ia de barcos rusos Sc acArco aver a
los puertos De Constance Y Mangalia
en- Ia costa de Rumania del Mar Ne
gro, y abri5 I'LL nutrido fuego sobre
las ciudades. que Sc hallan ahora ocu-
padas por las tropas del mariscal Won
Mackensen.
La artilleria de Ia costa Y varlos
escuadrones de a~eroplanos contesta-
ron ell fuego de los barcos enemigos
obligandolos al fin a e~mprender, la
fuega.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

La mujer que Sc inmola a sus hi
Jos es cl mas sublime predigio de la
rreaci6n. pues e5td sin recompensa
sobre esta terra
VTRREY.
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aleman. pero que no Sc ono Ell re-
sultado de los desperfectos causados
al bsrco enemigo o 81 este Sc fue a
pioue.
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Cuando necesite libros Ell espanol
di"ijase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-607
Doiorosa St.--san Antonio, Texas.
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Adress all correspondence TO:
Sr. IGNACIO E. LOZANC
So7 DoioroSa St.-San Antonio, Tex
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

Entered u second class matter February
4. 1914. at thr Pn>tOifirf at san iIlOuiO,
Tes. under the Act. OF March >. 1873.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

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The midland journal., 1916-08-04
Acting Secretary Of state.

Appointment of the American COM
missioners will await General Car
rana's reply. If he approves the sug-
gestion that the scope of the commits
sion's deliberations be enlarged as de-
sired by the United States. it is ex-
pected his note will be accompanied
by authorization to Mr.. Arredondo to
confer with Mr.. Polk as to the time
and place of the meeting.
The midland journal., 1916-08-04
united STATES
MAY RE ETAL|ATE
Should England Not Modify It's
Blacklist Order.
PRESIDENT SENDS PROTEST
The President Sets Forth That illegal
Restrictions Are imposed BY
the Blacklist Order Upon
American Trade.

hington.-American Ambassador
Page presented to the British Foreign
Office a note protesting against the
blacklisting of American business
firms under the trading with the
enemy act. In announcing that the
communication had been transmitted
to London, Acting Secretary Polk said
it discussed only the general princi-
pies of international law involved,
without specifically taking up cases OF
individual firms blacklisted.
The note, officially described at the
department as protest" Is said
authoritatively to be positive in tenor
and to leave no doubt regarding this
governments attitude.
This governments view that illegal
restrictions are imposed by the black
list order upon the freedom of Ameri-
can trade is set forth in vigorous
terms Some modification of the order,
is insisted upon. There have. been in
Hdications that should diplomatic efforts
fail to bring relief to affected Ameri-
can firms, some form Of retaliation
would be considered by the United
States
After PRONUNCIATION of the Trading
with the Enemy Act last January, the
State Department notified the British
government of its view that possi-
bilities of undue interference" with
American commerce were contained in
the instrument, The potential, rather
than the actual, injury SO far accom-
plished is understood to be given stress
also in the note.
The British Ambassador conferred
with Mr.. Polk and. it is believed, he
was given a full explanation of the
basis of this governments protest in
international law. Individual cases Of
blacklisted firms, it is expected, will be
taken up in personal conversations
here and at London. Business men
have been appealing daily to the State
Department since the extension of the
blacklist to the American concerns was
announced
The midland journal., 1916-08-04
Expected At Washington.

Washington.-The reported inten-
tion Of General Carranza to retire as
first chief so that he may become a
candidate for the Presidency con-
forms to the expectations of officials
here, who have understood he would
follow that course as soon as condi-
tions in Mexico warranted the hold
ing of a national election. Such re-
tirement, it is expected, would be
merely nominal and not mean an ac=
tual change in the directing author
ity of the Mexico City Government
Under the Mexican Constitution. Gen
eral Carranza would be ineligible as a
Presidential candidate unless he re-
linquishes his military position.
The midland journal., 1916-08-04
CRUSHED UNDER PAPER.
Case Containing 700 Pounds Falls At
Paper Mill.

Newark. DeL-James Street, SO
years old. superintendent of the ware
house of the Curtis & Bro. Paper Mill,
died as the result Of having his head
crushed when large case of paper
weighing more than 700 pounds fell
on him at the mill. The large box
of paper was on a truck preparatory
to being loaded on wagon for ship
ment. The truck turned over. throw
ing Mr.. Street under It. He lived but
six hours
The midland journal., 1916-08-04
HAS NO HANDS OR FEET.
Child To Be Taught To Use Artificial
Limbs.

Eiyria, Ohio.-Born without feet or
hands, little Frances Campbell, years
old, Of Lorain. Ohio. is new arrival
at a local hospital for crippled chill
dren. Orthopedic physicians hope to
equip the little girl with artificial legs
so that she will be table in time to
walk and, use artificial hands in per
forming simple tasks. Frances has
short stubs at each limb socket. She
hops and rolls around much to the
amazement of nurses. It may take
several years to train her to use the
artificial hands and legs.
The midland journal., 1916-08-04
LIBERTY STATUE JARRED.
Damaged To Colossal Figure And
Base Estimated at 100000.

New York. = Great havoc was
wrought on Bedloe's Island by the
explosion at Black Tom Island. Dam
age to the Statue of Liberty has been
variousiy estimated at from 100000
to 1,0OO,0 600. The latter figure is the
guess of Captain Clifton, in charge of
Liberty Island. The exact injury can
not be ascertained until experts have
made careful examination of the
pedestal and base of the statue.
Bedloe's Island, almost on a direct
line with Black Tom, bore the brunt
OF the shock.