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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
ANNUAL EVENT AT
NORTH WHEELING
DONATION DAY PROMISES TO
MEET WITH LIBERAL
RESPONSE.
Committee In Charge Expects to See
New High Record Set-DonStens
o. Provisions Appreciated.

Those in charge OF the annual dona-
tion day exercises at the North Wheel
ing hospital feel encouraged to be-
leye hat the day. this year. will set
a e high ecord for the popular in
sututiOn. The event. as already stat
ed. viii take place. this year. on March
p, a few days later than the usual
date, ST. JOseph's day. which falls,
this year. on March IS. Sunday.
\ few days difference in the date.
however. will make little. II any. DIFF
ference TO the friends OF the institu-
uon-the friends and others who
know OF the great good that has been
and Is being accomplished there. Most
% them. II not all. do not consider
Wheeling hospital az anytsing otRet
than a Wheeling institution. one that
the char1tably disposed must support,
even In a little way. II II Is 10 go tor
ward with the work IL already has in
hand.
The hospital. II probably should be
stated. needs money. first OF all. for
money will buy the things needed. II
also will help pay the interest on the
Indebtedness OF the institution. an din
d-ebtedness. by the way. which is GER
tain 20 Increase with each succeeding
year, unless the present indebtedness
can be- wiped out. For no hospital
ever can hope 10 operate at a profit. no
matter where located. so long IS char
lty ls necessary. But after mohey. the
Institution needs supplies, bedding and
~luperishable eatables-canne dgoods
is theother designation. along with
sugar. coffee. tea and spices.
The committee. as already publish,
-. is made up OF Mesdames J. A.
Campbell. George j. Mathison, A. J..
NoOme. j. j.. Carroll. r. B. Carney.
James Mccain and Seaton Alexander,
win be pleased TO accept contributions.
but money. In checks and otherwise,
may Do sent 10 Sister Dominick at the
hospital Other contributions and do
ratous should be sent TO the institu-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17

Petri. parcel Of land containing two
and eighty-hve hundredths acres III
Park View. consideration $40.
Harry c.. Miller 20 John M~uszynski.
lot "A In Cedar Rocks; consideration
$40.
Basil r. Tolbert 70 Samuel Oldham.
parcel Of land on Laidley Run; con
sideration SO.
Caroline Long TO j. +. Moss Iron
Works company lot I. In square 5.
South Wheeling; consideration so.
William VI. Herman 20 Elizabeth j..
Pryor. lot 90 iu Greenwood cemetery
consideration $40.
DEEDS Of Trust.
Two deeds OF trust w... left for re-
cord with the clerk OF the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
SONS OF VETERANS
Meeting to &c Held Saturday Evenino
10 Consider ACCESSIBILITY Of Or
gantztng LEGAL Camp.

An important meeting Of sons OF
veterans Will De held Saturday ven
inA. az y o'clock. m the Grand Army
Post room. Odd Fellows hall. corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. which
all sons and |graudsons OF veterans
are invited and urEed 10 attend.
The object OF the meeting is 10
consider the advisability OF organic
ing "a camp OF ;hc Sons o. Veterans
in Wheeling. Many camps have al
ready been orCauized and others are
contemplated.
The call for the meeting was sent
out yesterday, signed by b. ;. Hone
cker. Dr. W. =. McGrail and e. 4.
Reed. committee. In urging the lorna
ton OF q Wheeling camp OF the or
sanitation. the call a y in part.
The old veterans arc passing away
rapidly, and the sons are their logical
successors. and must soon take up
and carry on the sacred duties left by
their fatners.-that Of the proper OBJ
servance OF Memorial Day. Come 10
the meeting and help in the good
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
ACCESSORY SPACE
is NOW LIMITED
ONLY FIVE SECTIONS FoR ENri.
BtTioN REMAIN FoR WHEEL
ING AUTO sHow
Musical Contracts ciosea a. Seetins
Nestenoay-rail 10 Be Artist
eaiiy Decorated

Al q meeting OF the wheeling dis.
trict motorcycle and automobile &C.
cessory dealers yesterday afternoon
in the assembly room OF the CONNER
cial association. In connection with the
executive committee OF the Wheeling
automobile show. plans were Complet-
ed for spaces al the show An the
spaces but five have been taken. Thir.
teen spaces have already been con
tracted for. all by Wheeling dealers.
excepting one. the out-oftown one be-
ing r. W. +. Roseburg. OF Trenton.
y. J., who purchased a space yester-
day morning in which 20 put on dis
play a number OF automobile maya
zines.
] The executive committee closed M
/ contract for Meister's full orchestra
70 furnish the musical program IN the
automobile department durinE the
week OF the show. beginning March
%. The c. A. House music company
Will furnish the music for the motor
cycle and accessory sections. The
auto booths will be decorated uniform
~ in gay colors. the Ohio Valley Auto
mobile club %colors. blue ard white.
will predominant. The floor committee
will make arrangements 10 have an
electric windlass installed TO pull ma
chimes into the building. Posters and
window cards advertising the show
will arrive today. They will be dis
tributed throughout this section aad
p%lacards placed on the front Of all
Wheeling traction cars. A meeting
Of the executive and subcommittee
will be held next week TO make fur
Their arrangements for the show.
The Exhibitors.
The following spaces were taken up
TO last night in the motorcycle and
accessory departments: =. r. Gala
han Insurance company. T. A. Hoge
Hardware company, c. r. Braunlica
company. John Lukens. Stone Broth
ers company. Elm Grove; r. T. Hutch
isson company. ID. Earle Rogers. Wes-
ley House. West Virginia Auto Supply
company, c. A. House Music company.
Gee Electric company. G. !. Killmycr
Insurance company and r w. F. Rose
burg. Trenton, y. J., automobile mag
azines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
LIFE INSURANCE
Will BE Discussed BY Charles seovel
at Luncheon, Saturday. Of West
Virginia Underwriters.

The Life Underwriters Association
Of West Virginia will hold a luncheon
az the Hotel Windsor. Saturday ar
IL 30 o'clock. al which Hon. Charles
Scovel Of Pittsburgh. past president
Of the national association Of life un-
derwriters. will deliver an address.
Mt. Scovel's address will be so i'm
portant hat photographers will be
present TO report It so that u may be
published later in insurance publica-
tons.
\ large attendance OF life under
writers IS expected. not only among
local agents but Of the state. especial
ly Fsirmont. Clarksourg and Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
HARRIS Is HELD
TO GRAND JURY
SQUIRE 7. E cORRIoAN HEARS
CHARGES AGAINST SOUTH
SIDE MAN YESTERDAY.
Was Able 20 Furnish $500 Bond and
Was Released From Jail-Many
Witnesses Testify.

George Harris. charged with at
tempted criminal assault on Bertha
Marinar. was tried before Squire r..
=. Corrirau yesterday and held under
5000 bond To- appear before the next
grand jury. Harris was remaudcd 20
JAN but was later released.
Seven witnesses testified In tho case
yesterday evening. and the squire fert
that 70 was a matter upon which re
DID not care 70 take final action. The
girl charges that she had gone 10 the
home of Harris 20 work and that the
attempt was made when be showed
her the % She was % occupy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
BAR TO MEET
Call Was Issued BY the President for
Meeting This Mornins-To Act
on Col. CaIaMeI,s Oeath.

a cali was ISSUED Yesterday for a
meeting of the Ohio county Bar Asso-
citation This morning AZ $3.50 o'clock.
At this time. official cocnizance OF the
death of Colonel George b. CaldW eli
will be taken. resolutions and arrange
ments committees named. and ad-
journment taken until they report.
Colonel Caldwell was one OF the
bis men of the local bar. and his death
Is mourncd by young and old alike.
, 1916-09-23
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby brought to public notice, that
n halnuce of intei est amounting to Frcs.
: $40. 221 will be GU hand FIR distribution on
the 90 Oc,ober a. G. from HIS Royal High
ness Prince VALDEMARs Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit Of worthy INDECENT
persons in ST. Croix.
Applications, containing the requisite IN
formations aud duly certified, to he forward
ed to be- Government of the Danish West
India Islands within the 49, October a. c.
Government Secretary'o Office ST Croix.
the 14th Saptember 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN
, 1916-09-23
BEKENDTGORELSE

net bekendteores herved, at der af Hans
Knngelige Hoihed Prins VALDEMARs Bryl-
- iupslegat til Fordel for ver,iige Tr@ng-
ende pan s.. Croix vii veere ct Rtntehe Oh
af Frcs. 310.221 til Udt eAug den % Okto-
Der d. A..
Anllagender, in lehoIdenle de forn0ane
og bahotig konstaterede Oplysninger, vile
vere at inlsende til Guvernementet for de
dansk vestindiske Or iuden den 10 D. NJ.
Guvern+mants Stkretafintet. ST. Croix, den
IA September 1916.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1916-09-23

Trieste has not interfered with the work of
consolidating the newly occupied positions
on the Carao Plateau. The statement reads:
During Monday night and yesterday demon
~strative actions were attempted by the enemy
near Casere Zabio on the Asiago Plateau on
Col. San Giovanni at The head of the Vanci
Valley on The northern slopes of Col Bricon
in the Traviguollo Valley mud on Oisic Monte
Spur. The enemy succeeded at some points
in obtaining a footing i'll our trenches but
was immediately driven out by our counter
attacks. In the Bren;a Valley small offensive
operations directed toward driving the ene-
my from the left bank of toe Muse resulted
in the capture of Hill SO north Of Ghisi.
The Austrians suffered Losses aud left about
80 prisoners, including three officers in
cur hands. On the Curso the work Of
consolidating new positions continues on
both sides in spite of the bad weather
Paris, Sept. 20th-The text OF operations
on the Macedonian front ls as follows:
From the river Struma rs far as the region
to the west of the Vardor there have been
the GUS omary artillery exchanges and IN
gngements between patrols. To the east
OF the Gerna, Serbian troops following u
vigorous offensive movement, attacked the
highest peak of the KaimakcaInn range
which had been dofcnsively organized by
the enemy. After a fierce struggle which
developed iuto hand 10 hand fighting the
Serbian infUntrymen came out masters OF
the position. The Bulgarians who suffered
very heavy losses left so prisoners III the
hands of the Serbeaus. TO the enst Of Flor
ina in the region of the DIona River a Bull
garian counter-attack supported by cav
airy was driven back in the direction or
Boresnica by the fire of our 70 millimetre
guns before the Bulgarians could reach
the Serbian liues on our left wing. The en-
envy is still holding out on the heights to
the north of Sisoderi ard near the monastery
Of San Marco. In Fiorina we have cleared
up several houses in which Bulgarian troops
were still defending themselves with savage
euergy. During these operations we took
100 prisoners. One of our air squadrons has
thrown down numerous projactlles on Mon
asst l..
Berlin, Sept 2Oth,-Stubborn and fuctuat-
ing battles are going Oh in the province OF
Dobrndia between Russo Rumauian forces
and German and Bulgarian troops say S todays
German official statement. The Russians and
Rumaninus have hastily brought up rein
forcements the statement adds and are de-
Tending their positions with great stubborn
ness. Rumanian forces which invaded
PENNSYLVANIA through the Szurduk pass Of
the Transylvanian Alps have been defeated
and driven back over the pass The War Office
announced today. The text of the German
official statement reporting operations IN
southeastern RumaDia says Balkan thea
tire: In Dobrudja stubborn and hnctuating
battles are taking place. With hastily
brought up rei~nforcements, the enemy is
defending his positions with great stub
bornness.
CONFINED on Supplement-
, 1916-09-23
Censored at jamaica

Petrograd, Sept. 20th.--A brief sentence
in the Russian official statement OF yesterday
shows that a very considerable success has
been achieved by The Russians in Persia.
The Turks. after occupying Hamadan, advance
ed 60 miles northward in the direction of
Kasyin. The military advices say a Russian
blow from the direction of Tabriz fell. The
Turkish rear being seriously menaced the
Ottoman troops were compelled to fall back
until eventually the Russians reached Kurid-
ian 20 miles from HamadaD.
Rome, Sept. 20th.-Inclement weather in
the Isonza region where the Italians recent
~ have scored advances in the direction OF
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Corrected His LAWYER.

James Englt, former judge of the
Randolph county circuit court was
once called on to defend, at Winches-
ter, the owner of lemon patch who
had Shot an invader. The only pos
sible defense for the prisoner was self
defense. The trial had proceeded to
the point where the defendant was on
the stand and was being questioned on
direct examination by Engle.
Nov, Sam" said Engle, you say
you shot in sef-defenSe. Just tell the
jury all about it in your own way"
NO sir jim" said the witness.
You got that wrong l didn't say
that. 1t was just like l told you in
your Office before we come down here,
diG,st shoot him in self-defense; I
SHOT him in the back and he jumped
over the fence. '-IndianapoliS News.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19


other fine boy at their house. We in
tended to mention this arrival in our
last weeks issue, but by mistake the
item did not appear The boy is said
Ito resemble his father so much that it
lis predicted he viii be a bank cash
Ter
An unusual coincidence is shown in
an item which stated that on Decom-
Der IS, 1901, the government Their
mometgr at Conway registered tenn
perature of degrees below zero. On
the same day OF the same month IN
1910 a MINIMUM Of / 3elo" zero was
recorded here. Inc cold snap IL
years ago put the steam heating sys-
tenn at central College ana the city
hght plant out OF commission.
Inc conway Oh! miIl was adVertiS-
ing that 1t would pay $40 per ton
then an unprecedented price Tor cot
tohSeed deiiVered at their plant.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Reua inina Lost Speech.

Nearly every day tine papers contain
Il paragraph stating that some victim
OF shell shoes has Suddenly recovered
his speech, and the variety Of the
methods is curious. the London OBJ
server observes. Here are a few:
/. Grew excited over a game of
cards.
>. Fell downstairs.
g. Had IA tooth pulled out at the
denttst's-wilhout anesthetic.
j. Clicked through inhaling cigarette
smoke.
). Cnderwent a hashlght photo
graph.
6, Put the wrong end Of lighted
cigarette in his mouth
The card cure, on the whole, seems
the least painful.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
IN GAY new YORK
HUNGRY BUT Rash MAN DE.
SCRIBES HIS EXPERIENCE.
According to Him. the Fine Art Of
Separating Man From His
Money Is Highly Developed
in the Metropolis.

Inspired by hunger, in Il rash mo-
| ment entered a New York hotel to
get L bite 10 eat. l was accosted by
gentleman Who opened the door.
Ten cents, please" he said.
What for!
Il represent the Metropolitan Door
Opening Syndicate"
After giving him the money l pro-
ceeded i'll through the corridor. l was
detained by another gentleman.
Excuse me- sir; 10 cents, please"
What for?'
For not getting weighed on that
weighing machine over there. | repre-
sent the Metropolitan Delinquent
Weighing Machine company. We have
the right to impose fines on all guests
of this hotel who do not get weighed
as they pass that machine"
Paying him the money l passed into
the restaurant after giving up my hat
and stick to the representative of the
Metropolitan Headpiece HoIdup So
ciety, | was about 10 sit down, but
another functionary appeared.
Halt dollar please.
what for
In entering the diniug-reom you
neglected to walk UP To The headWait-
er and shake hands with him"
paid the money and ordered a
meal. When had finished another
gentleman came up. and leaning over
in Il courteous manner said:
How much money have you gotY"
rs it necessary for me to tell you?'
Yes, sir. \ new rule just estab.
Iished by the Metropolitan Cash Ex-
tracting company requires ali guests
of this hotel to pay all the cash they
have Oh hand for meals
suppose object?'
You will then be boycotted by every
| restaurant i'll New York and might
have to have your meals ut home"
paid him the money aud prepared
to depart. | was accosted by another
functionary, who was accompanied by
| officers of the law.
You are arrested, he said 1T
/ will be necessary ter you to appear at
the court of general sessions and put
up bond or else spend night in
+ Jail
"What for?"
He smiled defereutially.
"Ihorc is an extra charge here for
all people who have uo money on
their person
But / protested, ''hoW can this
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
NEWS OF CONWAY
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
from the Log Cabin Democrat, De-
cember 10. 1901


cember 10, 1901
Benton Turner, "A, we'll known
Republican politician and noted
character of reconstruction days in
Arkansas, dide at his home in Pine
Mountain township December 10
1891 He was representative from
Conway county in the legislature of
1873, at which session the county of
Faulkner was created from territory
taken from Conway county, and was
appointed as the first sheriff of this
county.
Retail grocers of Conway formed
an association with the following off
GERS; w A. Simpson, president; W.
D. Cole. vice president; G. A. PANE,
secretary; W. T. Piercey, treasurer.
"John NJ Written and Miss Vida
Joslin were married December y,
1901, at the home of the brides faith
er, g. D. Joslin, Judge W. H. Duncan
sfficiating."
Twenty three whiskey eases sent
here on changes of venue from Lo-
noke county were docketed for trial
at the January, 1902, term of the
Faulkner circuit court
"Mr and Mrs. L. II. Pyle have an
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Sacrifice OF Serenity.

"A candidate cannot afford to miss
meeting the public during Il campaign"
mo" replied Senator Sorghum.
There are tines when a great man
has to climb down of his pedestal and
take the stump"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Conway, Ark, Dec. Is, 1916.

conway, AK, Dec. Is, 19lG.
Dear Santa Claus-I am a little
cripple boy and want tricycle. to
ride to school, go to the Normal
and get tired walking so far. l want
rain coat and some rubbers and
some candy, nuts, apples and oranges,
and bring my sister. jeanette. a cap
and scarf and some ribbon, candy.
nuts, oranges and apples.
Robert Long.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Conway, Ark, Dec 10 1911

conway, Ark, Dec. Is, 1916.
Dear Santa Claus-I am a little
boy six years old. want you to
bring me a toy auto and a little
train with tracks and a box of fire
crackers and horn and knife and
drum and watch that | can keep
time with, and a lot of good things
TO eat. Your little friend,
Denis Goad.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
JUDGE INSPECTS BRIDGE.

County Judge Z. L. Smith is spend
ing today inspecting the Springfield
bridge across the north Cadron,
which is reported to be in bad repair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
=. .
:. LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS. .
- .
:. Observation-Disclosures. :.

Conway, Ark, Dec ~, 1916.
Dear Santa Claus want you to
bring me a steam calhope to play
on ana a valet to wait on me.
Willie D. Cole ST.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
Stirring Detective Serial
~ SCRAP or PAPER"
Written by Arthur Somers Roche
The Man Who Wrote Loot
Starts in the December %
Issue of the
Saturday Evening Post

1t vas only a sheet of paper. yet
the three richest people in America
would pay SL0Q0.O00 for it. \ puff
OF wind blew it out an office window
clever crook picked it up, hid it,
and discovered when offered a million
dollars for its return that it had been
stolen. Scores of detectives tried to
find it. for if it were printed a revo-
luton would ensue. \ girl found it
and used il to force the milIionaries
to do what millions of people had
failed to make them do. The story
is in five installments.
Other good stories this week
On Sale Thursday-5c a Copy.
LEWIS WILSON
Phone u Special Agent
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19

~
Dear Santa claus am a little
girl four years old. l want you to
bring me a pretty doll and a bed
for it, | also want a toy piano and
some candy and fruits, am going
to look for you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19

Pooaiar Mechanics offers no premiums!
does NOT joiT n clubbing offers" and
employs ne solicitors to secure .ubscyiptioo,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19

Pauline Martin.
P. S.-Please do not forget my
little sister, Mildred.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19
NOT IC f.

10l Faulkner street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-19

Old Papers g9r sale at this Office.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
EI Gobierno apoya Ia ex.
posici0n Internacio-
nal de San Antonio

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Mayo %. .-
Tan pronto como el Presidente VII
SON este satisfecho de que el pueblo
&c San Antonio, Texas haya hecho
una adecuada provision de tierTas Y
cdificioS, para n Exposition Pan
americana. con que Sc celebrara el
20. Centenal'io de la fundaci6n de San
Antonio. el lanzara una proclama, III
vitando Espana Y los paiSes dc
Sur-America para que participen en-
Ia feria. La Camara de Diputados
autorizo ampliamente a. PreSidente
para obrar en- cuanto 10 crea pertinen
te en- bien de la Exposition de Texas
Y Ia resolution correspondence paso
al Senado, con 10 que quedo reSue!tO
que el reconocimiento de IA EXDo-i-
ci6n fuera extendido hasJa el 60
bierno federal. Los acuerdos sobre
todo 10 relative a este asuntO. iran al
Presidente para su firma Y este los
firnara sin dilaci6n. FL Presidente
Lexpreso que tiene especial interes en-
el proyecto de la Exposition ' que
deseaba que tuviera eXito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

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- do lbs Canine. sc produIo una
e,,.oo cvri,ario7 con motivo de To-: de-
ha7os sof,rc r,s nipcrrioncs de alguncs
ia Ios 1aoJors i,.Iarda.es que s,. ue-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

Para ningun obServador de n poll
tica americana es in secreJo uue e,
Canal de Panama eSta deStinado ? Sc
Ia lave del comercio continental. al
como el punto estracsgico de mayor
importancia en- el NUevo Mu0do. CO.
mo Gibraltar 10 e. en- e Niejo Nun
do. De aqui que eI gobierEo De scS
Estados UnidoS cifre todo 81 enreho
en- resguardar esa peQue6a possession.
haga los mayoreS estuerzos dc coll
vertirla en- fortaleza ineXpugnan.e.
Para conseguir eSto JlItimo. los Es-
+ados Unidos cuentan con Mexico,
sin duda. como factor considerable;
porQue 81 las defersas navales no 5Gs-
tan. como parece. para defender e.
Canal de una aggression eXtranjera, sc
hace necesario buscar Ia mane,a de
corducir. pOr terra, tropas sufic!ea-
tes que refuercen las maritimaS. ASi,
no es extrano que IA Casa Blanca ha-
va impueSto 4 diverSaS RepublicaS dc
n America Central tratados que con-
Queen al fin indicado. como e. de Nj
caragua por ejemplo. Desde hace me
dio siglo-aun anteS de a conquista
del Canal de Panama-el gohierno
americana viene pensando en- es.oS
asuntoS, Y eS oportuno recordar q
tratado propuesto I Mexico en- virtud
del cual nueStra nacion deberia per,
mitir el paSo libre de tropaS ameri,
canas Z tyaves del istmo de Tehu&n-
tepec.
Estas roticias concuerdan con Il;
cue encontramos en- un diario ncoyo-
kino de fecha reciente. Dice tal imfor
maci6n que los agenteS alemares s(
muestran activisimoS en- II zona ie
Canal. inspaccionando las obras d'
fortifcacion Y recogiendO cuantoS da
tos pueden ser utileS I Su goolerr,
para e. case de una guerra. Por or:
parte. entire las tvopaS amemcanaS d
esa region. el veinticinco por rienr
es de extraujeros naturahzados. sien
do el ounce por ciento alemaneS.
de estos Sc ha advertido. en- los ulti
mos meses. que muchos desertan =
motive aparence.
Como Sc ve. e "peligro aleman
no desaparece para los Estados Un
dos. nj con las ..notas" sentimentale
literarias del Senor preSidente VI
son.