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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
TIR0S al ANCO
EN- - TERRI De les clECoS

L-st.s. que Ii tEl~jN ~ -"
In r~oaycrtido ru cu..rtrI.
nero nu IN ra.r.r, ~" en- uada
.a,.. :. 'o> &c ;,ycr.
Ducstc a., cnrrr sus "soldados'
no h.v ordcn nj hoLo: nj PREF.
.;cn :,b4,as ' .tropc!os
ha:aLgs IN q pcder.
fsmo+os aycnturcros
uuc IN 4 Mexico qu" fIt
8; acaso Sc corsi&uirron
an. hoi.ta &c laurel.
he. ulc yer Ia cos: facjl,
h., III. IN n4cstso suelo ven
10 ma t..cil gu. o. co!a-:e
plya ha,...r : nvsvr
a!,vr:.ar con papanaLas
qac en- diplomuci: 10 ven
ms ..l!s d. So, uag.ces.
con t5dlt:: ma" tc
s. han paesto = gacur partido .
De q enormc sencillez
IL EOS prohombres dc ahora'
no ON busca de IN laurel.
Siuo dctt.ts Del bGen vino
par" mitigar ST. Sed.
pu.Gge. dicen. cuando hay bagreS
de- vig.iia hay que conner.
VillaeSceSa. Blasco Ib:ncZ
' otroS de! m!Smo Jac%'
,.G ~y.raroeo rpE
.3, . -, Santa. Cho,ann
,,,,,., ari M. y, mn, veg
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Lg|15IID4DES tXIRRNjERbS
- "r3RTALC2A AN.lUiLADA"
TraaucciEn Del frances ra:a Ii
Frcr22."

! TraducciGn Ge! frances r":a Ii
Frer2a."
Cranlo tny!mos Que volycr 4 Elan
6cs par. ven ba,ir i II .Alrniania po7
la xtD.ima ycz esjaba 20 complete
mcn,a gntristecido Dor la Sucrtr qnc
he h,bia rabido i D~uuqaerqUc, "Scri-
ibc - c,rrcspons;l dc "l.c MatIn.'
itr:l. e! frrct. dc FI2ndcs. '" abba
icsc In CudAd era IN gran caos de
ruinas arnontonadas, III gran hacina-
~r.ien,o de p!edras. De cascotes Y De
oeuaoo- dy t:erro, n especie de IN
T-acY.lc Val. IN Souche2 m0nstruo-
- a5la TODD ESQ porqae. rn al
yac" OCCASION lei eI communicate ale
man. ! t. information que q Eobie'
no dc BERN publico con iecha + de
;Oc;io:e no hanla r:oporcionado am
Ialiys ln:o.mcs sobrc el particular.
"DunguerQae, * anunciaba en- d.
e.. DOG complete, p.esa De las la-
mas"
Y MAJ. adelantc. despuvs de hahcr
;..5;....;o ,u. las .s~cuadrilIas ~.lleva-
ron = caho 81 tarea de hacer cxplo-
,,~ -. homn9s de II man"ra prodi,
.o.." .o.,c,,r . as,n.
D,o.,,.,,a
-. nrov, calo
'~S<'''. ,::.,;.,an. L,ro.
"''0S "''S'''''' ,-.~ No., nor
"S'"V' L.I:, Ill, 49,.
pi""'"' 49,.
'';@u'"' H"'
lS'~0" 'P '+'' a,,
10 "S,r"I, avs -" .L ~
g "'>C''''' "..,.1 .u.a 10
c~"t,'' ~ - N''"''' -.
H'''a"" '''S'' Lea P'
4tc io39 p"NGoeF4"' s. >O'.,'!
'.''' Go "'"' F,,S' ' Ii .;..,
I! o'!''''p"' E''''
CLIO ""S o0' na~o
S!"H"v P" ~ r
e. 'F"l''o '""''
sc ehc"'"''" ""'4"'.4H0
Am m"S H""E'" "'e"o' - ''S''o'
I~"rt"r!n; per' !" 'eroa" eS que =
h"ol'a "'c''Ea.' 0'nP.'' "'
|eI'S''' -eA''J""'e "S
l~maGIh"c'"" Se 40 ""''." ~'"' ''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

mahana De hambre. Aun estan He
nos al.nacencs y bodegas, aun cam
Dos : fabricas prcducen.... pero hay
que ayudar I los a!iados nl:strrirros,
V, sob-e todo, hay cue e al porve-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

Napcecncs per que miriam : sangre ' fusgC c Il lcS huHhdeS c2rJoS DON
lie 50 han >snfina@- T.. il;mcs restcs de nucstra@ raz2s 2527igenas.
jams S-& una glcria para 81 carrancsmG se- el consnmador dc Ia
cba barbara 4" IL conquista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

mir. Nadie sabe cuanto puede durar
la guerra, y mejor es conner hoy po-
co que no conner NADIA mariana.
(Pasa a In IA. Col !5a.)
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I'm Ia r.,i5."& de ina calle Sc pLe-
d, obsc-yar III cdificio consumido
uor las lIamas. cuyos desnojos est4n
n c D. Cal o.
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MANNINGTON

AI:,;,;i.-.o.l ',i:::, school h"!A an inter
..ij;.G n.'.r-a.la~~ athletic met ~
I!r,t;!i'~ pa: Lri'a.' "tt"rri' on. u! which
al ;h" vents w'r" clos ~ contested
Tia, :,:mirr~ CARRIED off III" hnnorS IN the
n.;!nl.-:. uf r"ints W"u. y team! composed
-: Sr.,n. Eis>,Ir. ':nmn"l. Morris and
: T,;rl"." - representing IN" W. H. : AZ
~. :.mn::Il M","m"rh"la Valley high
>.i:r,.. ;rH-i: .::.,.: ~ Mnr"nat0wn today.
Mothers Day.
TIL. NJ +. church held q very interest
.rc Mc,th"rs' day program sunday at
r....ir ,.hurcir T'h" Following program
u.;.s r.ndr r,'d.
'''''rtur" .-.....-.... ''ICll'' - ~ 4"
:~"lrg ......-. .....,-.,-... '"h-rHSa't ZION
i';t'i"r ........''''' - '''' :;
, I;."'it.,t;"u .......-.. .kIth"rnc NhArliHh
, pur: Smith Sowth"r. John Ash
S;"ry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. olive ltyu"r
| Sol" -........... .....'.. fdnh fiaaki us
/ S"ng ............. -..... Congregation
/ Briefs.
nr Ph"..ii.. AI'"r.. was Wheeling Wis
it"r Yesterday E.,t.l" Miss Elizabeth
Si"ut acc"!ulani'd her ON visit tn her
.rnn,Iuotil"r. Mrs. ". Il; Andrews.
+; Lawrence" Hoffman ard littl" son
! Lam"S. John Nlr''r"a uud Doc Elliot l'f:
/ yesterday in III" formers car Tor Il WISH
! in Pennsylvania.
Or W. 7. S..:ri" w0a II professional VS.
, ii"r il, W-h""iuv This week.
Arthur. COWS Suu has n"""i't.1 Il position
| with tin. Matthew's IrUE Go.
-! Yrs !. =. Ferry mas rciurncd after n
! visit with h.r 'iniciri"r III jamestown
~ Y.
business ri$ifnr her" i"dH".
II. : Ferry has perceived word from
i.iS son Alfred. r"iIiug that b" enlisted
, III III" :. :. army - -. Louis Mo. On
: April "a.
i!acl"rty ~ t'trr"in"r"n w"r" visitors
here, rs$t..ri;;i.
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From Weak ard Lame
10 WEEK and Strong

@rv the,=. Toiev r,i,;nc:- Pills will
80 for o;hrr ~: ard w"3.en-1a;ck-
ly-what incy have done for Mrs
a;ray1tce.
Last year. get almost down with
::y- back" writes M:s. Il. T. S,rayESa
& Gainesville. ia. l.. No. ). Il sui
f.rcd rom :rtlaminatipn of the elad-
der, and whenever | s;ppT@d d"::"r!nS
I grew worse. l tried Foley kidne?
I.i!!s. AID after taking theta awhile
my biaGc:er action became regular anG
the singing sensation Gisa pIcarcl.
an now stronger in II" hack than I've
hcen for several wears. a:W since gel
ting we'll, I've StaEcI we'll and Aad
70 return os t"c trouble:
Start in now 10 use Foley Kidney
Pills. You viii feel an Improvement
from the vury first doses. showing
how quietly t&cy act OF kidneys anu
bladder. They stop irregular urinary
action. case paia in back and Sizes.
timber up Stir Joints and achiaS nus
tles. Thy put ti'r Kidneys AMI hi;ui-
Ter in sound, healthy condition. Try
taCo-
For Sale by Joaa Coleman Co.
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that he will arrive In Washington on
Tuesday. y month or more ago. Judge
p'Brtn los; ono OF his legs, amputatiun
h"in. n;ad" necessary rs Il result Of
blood poisoning For several weeks his
fife hung in balance. lie is coming here
To- get equipped with All artificial limb.
Will. here he will hc guest OF Com
yrrSsman and Mrs. Woodward judge
O'Rrien IL Il leading lawyer in his pee
lion and is We'll and favorabIy. known
in the COUNTIES which comprise the
prrSSinnnI dist ri
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Strike at Fostor1a.

In IL" n'.tGhh"rh"",i "l ~"v"n'y-i'T'.
h"NS and men. unSkill"i W":En"m. Ia"t
Down their tnhls a Tho F">t"ria Glass
company Plant yesterday afternoon and
wont on an II >irk" Toy NOR" nl"n"E.
Tn" iah,'r rs want an increase "i -
.'rliS on the ias ANA a. va IN" com.
r:!uy has refused :" meet Win ;hrir d.
mnudS. Til" 'trmpauN. proposed ElI"u
T.. mon sem m"rr "u ia" week. rr"Nri-
ing they worked oyer! tUrn. hat THIS
was M! saIiSfH"tnry.
The glass p,tni il considerably "riH-
rl"i a. Il result of Ih. strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15
WILL HONOR JOFFRE.

PERPIGNAN. France, May IA, 5 a.
MA committee Of prominent men in
the department Of Pyrenee- Orientales,
Marshal Joffrc'S native region, has
been formed with the object Of pre-
Scnling the victor of the Marine with a
sword of honor and a marshal's baton.
Mayer Denis. Of .Perpignan, is presi-
dent; the president of the commune
OF La Salvetat and the mayor Of Riv-
csalteS, Marshal Joffre's home town,
arc vice DresidentS
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Burns May Provo Fatal.

Tn" cui.rliii"nS al John W"niS. AEc" :.
>"u of Frank Woods ~ Linden avenue.
VIII" Sustained t"rribl" burns about th"
fnr, ami body al ais humc last Thurs
,iaE evening when an oil lamp rNri"i".l.
i very rrIiiral 1T tn" Glendale h"SlliH!
ANA but lItiI. hop. Is entertained for hi-
!..ruV".V Tn" lads condition ha> m"t
cnunr"d since his removal !" III" MS
piiai aud II - I,;trr,i his injuries Niil
,l,V,. fatal
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Memorial pav Plans PROGRESS.

rian$ Tor III hiG patriotic dcm'n-trl-
li,.u and Ih.r"rni ION lay celebration At"
prurr"SSinG nicely. H"d from all iu"i''a-
l!vrS Ia" affair VIII II" "n'' "i ,h'' big
r"~t II tn" kIud eyer held here. ar
ranEcin"ui$ for inr celebration Wy"
turl h"r'd 81 III" general committee
m..c! IL. M-lI insl l-AnnlMG.
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Senior Exams In Progress.

TIM WuAl 'NnInimHiiUnS Tor IN" M NJ.
L"rS Of tn, senior class -; Nh In'ai
high schn"l commenced y"S'"rd"E aIld
VIII b.. in progress throughout thu week.
luther high ~t,h"ul classes and IN" grad
S'h"mi "NnrIiunii"us begin next w""E.
tn. final week ~ ih,. present SEMESTER.
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Appoint Teachers Next week

i,"ndrmt S"huul district Mounds, III"
viii m""l IN sp.ciaI session r'>l Mim'!H"
evening May a. ~ which 'ilm' 'rit"hrr~
will IN appointed g." 'h'. n"Nl REGULAR
t.rm 81 school.
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Cane TO Lin sly,

Walter \. T"ir". for fuur years a'h-
lIic Instructor ami i.ari: r"Hrh"r ~ Nv"
local high ~,'h0ul. who hU' 'r"r"mtlv tend
cred hi: resignation with In" local board
~ "duratj"n. has accepted Il position rs
instructor 1T LinSIy Institute at Wh""l-
ing. NJ. r"iie viii aS>uU" his nov dut-
iL.M tnil.IN.
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Pool Room Proprietor ArTaigned.

Th,' pruprI'l"r ct ON" 80 lie local i''"'i
rooms vas nrariru'i n I,"li"" court Us.
f.r,iav ninrninr charged With not clos
Ing his lilrr at business alih" Si"Nt'rd
boar. tn" cas-" was continued.
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Rooher 70 Training Camp.

MILFORD j. Hammer son az MIR and
Mrs. y W. l:nuh"r. -: Firth street. ,ci'
Yesterday t." Fort I:"ui2min lIarrIs"rI
Ind. whore H." will take M military
training a, III" "Itir"rS' .r">"rv" camp
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il getting along nicely n ia" 'il"nIn!n
hospital. and there. is lttli.. doubt hu:
that h." VIII recover. Til" Wounds III tha
chest and arm ar" not considered SIR
i"uS aud il" viii be- abb" :" return :"
his nom" within tn" next |"up!" -. 81 :.
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e WIDELY Endorsed.
Build Grade School First.

One Slatrmrnt WNS UaNN iaSi "E'l'
in" that ii the bond iSSur is ratified
the school board intends To erect the
high school building first and iha'
structure would consume III" entire
Sum rcali2rd from he bond sale. VI
official authorized TO speak for ih''
school board Told The Int"licrn""r
that. such an idea positively i ere
nruuS. as rh" schno! board intends /"
begin clearing the Third street prop.
arIv as soon as The bond issue is "a !.
it'd in order 10 have the new grad.
building ready lor the l?l.-l> term III
school,
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Sarn1nn TO MOtNerS.

=. ". Fuller. il. IuIuISi'r -! IA" I'""iI
''ir;~I ian church. VIII ir'':tri a special
sermon !" mNihr> "u Ia" '.N'rllmg "t Ia"
10Th. az This service WAS postponed r"I
:!u, services at all tho churches ~ IN
u!url hI.h ~ch'."' rH uu'h'.rS.
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Pant. Worms Ruilding

.Euheri NJ I.inrl proprietor "l til"
Forgery" has leased III" new -. y.
k"ruS hullIin" on jefferson avenue. and
will u"vr his hri>iu"SS tn" FIRST "f 'h''
month.
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yauple VIII Recover.

Charles =. Naupl". we'll known local
ciaSSwnrkcr. who Was shot by l'r. II. y.
Enly carry Sunday morning. Wh"u tn"
doctor n!i~,n"k hI,n for chicken thief,
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Isaac 7. Rogers. Washington district
road supervisor. yesterday WAS gwen
charge 81 five county prisoners. wh" AZ"
IL he worked Oh III" roads in II" county.
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Red Cross Society,".

4 temporary organization of III"
Amrrican Rcd Cross WAS effected her"
yesterday AT Il meeting ot interested
people held 1t the E,lkS Club. \ per
maucnt branch or chapter will no
doubt be formed here as soon as pos
81 HE
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aides Maxine FiaC.

The I.aLirs OF the G.. \. Il. her" ar"
AZ thu present tim" engaged in ih,'
task of, making The large flag which
will hr raised here Memorial Day.
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PORCH OR LAWN SUITE
.S5.08:

Il not bit think about your furniture for porch
lawn We know need and anticipated your desires
wonderful pictured
floor awaiting Inspection Consists
CHAIR rocker table all we'll constructed and arranged to
Hardwood Sat construction natural
finish and trimmed See this and will quickly
rcalz wonderful value Is.
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an api,j,au! for reinstatement. con-
gresham I%tdI raid u ySiI 10 the cher
- shat SnrI!r" AT tn. r"Stofiic" Depart
in"ui Hui iT!t az u strong argument Tor
: W reinstatement ~ Mr.. Fisher
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:. =, ,,,,,,- .
| the "tIiia"!" HliH"lr|'''"' 80
! ~uirr,rr.i ',,r TN" I,U'ir"S''. In" $50
!rr'r Ma. n.n.i- three "r Tour %"'iS nS"'
nud iu.u 1t ~ ""'i-"!"r'" itHH' 'h1' ~
hN "NIr'ri> n"i connected Win W. -,
'.Ifun!"ni. it, NJ" 80 ',''''''''S "a w.
cost az h"'l'rIl' "h" lH'"'' -,,' ~,
!; - r"i ih"uGh' M III" i'''"' "a" ~
hu:lt for les lhhh >-'""""". ;,
Nu interesting "l~'"'' VIZ 'n'''
transfer al tn" land at 'har!"S'"n'
.viiirm ,iv"jy"" ''i" '''~$i"i. "i ~"' ;'''
of Hand from ~. city. II M;tN i""i'
.hai :m obi Si"'H''' g.! ia" sat, hr",
, liiit,rI liz "Hn'ESllh 'A 'h' mn"
- ,,.r,s 81 l,nd. hut ihat law viii H.:
,,.,,...,i,.i T., nae. ~t".rigl session Of Tia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15

GROVER = Moran has l"on rcmmi%-
,-uI!'rl postmaster al Iuri"rwn"rl w.
Na... his commission dating from May
lp:h
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PROCLAMATION,

Whereas. TN, :nit day OF MAJ has
h."n -. n~l,I,' ~ :: national h"itnny ny
cur government ~ h"r"r "f tin. soldier
.i.ad of our ,"unirN:
That W.. - YIN .rI'rr ttii%"'iS SHOW
TT. respect - ~. rl.u hat .l\" 'l,. II
lives f'r thei" ,'"uui:N'$ honor:
And 'thi; we "a ,I,iH' rs IL N'Al"chrh
;,u.i n"iGhhorilnui l.ma "ur all 10 TN.
l,.t:iI Cnmruiti""S at III" I1llo Valley
h,,"It inm Fay Association having IN"
matter in charG"
Amd ~ tn. %",h day ~ MAY has bon
mui.. tn. "p"niug day at III" Play
Ground hy. III, rlay Grnuud Association,
ard tiiat "" a. citizens r"Hli@rns. that
,i, iulur,. Of "ur country d"p"!"iS ~, IN"
'r:.ir,ir- Of N" children 80 '."inv. and
that W. civ" All tn" all r"SSilri" 20 the
a>e""iati.p in raising Flags on that day
,.,t liz. luhrir :Sri'n.l Ground aad ih':
itay Ground.
.\ri ihal ". u rntriulI" american
Il, iI..nS 'l'$.. 'ur places 81 business
an that Gay au'! can" ~ ! "'"t"''k p. III.
with flowers and i""nrri" ti' graves OF
Ia. !u.n NJ" "rv'. th"ir uy'S !"r their
,,;i.iry'S l"l,"r T.. Kf.l.Lt:H.
Mayer uF ~" city IT MrM"ch"n.
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IMOUNDSV|LLE VOTES
! ON Big BOND ISSUE
SPECIAL ELECTION WILL BE
HELD TO-OAH-RATlFlC
TON EXPECTED.
ProrosaI is to Issue S16S.000 in Bonds
for improved School Buildings.
mounGsviIlc News.

! Noundsvillr votes today upon "
; propnSi;iun 10 bond the IndCp' nd@nt
school GiSlriC; OF MOundSviIl" Tor
! SIZES .nnn for the erection Of TWO moi
fern school buildings. The school board
Proposes 10 erect y SiNtcUn-rO0m grad"
school building. ii III" issues carries,
"n The nunkm"r property AT 1hl:h
street and Cedar avenue. and SIN
; ;"rn-rOum high school building IN IN"
! Thompson property on Tumi!nSun ~
rnue. between Third and Fifth streets,
/ All qualified voters within the IN
| dependent school district a. well d>
hr corporate limits Of M"u1dSNIiin.
will BE- permitted 10 vote. The polls
! vii! H. open from Il. III. To pm.
NuI in lOn% tim" has an election
in thu Mound Eily created such IN
interest. amErg the citizens generally:
70" several years tn" school boa
has found itself confronted with So
riuuS task in providing room for III"
schools. With the new smcltrr plan;
almost ready 10 begin operations an
every other industry in he city uSins;
every man they can GET. The grown III
he school enumeration is so rapIu
that ii is absolutely imp"ratlV" @
provid" NOR" school room.
The issue has been made sqGarely
an ISSUE of favnring or opposing a!
vanCemrnt of education in Mounds,
willie. and supporters Of III" bond IS,
sue declare thar arguments advanced
by opposition Ia The bonds are unl!
used To DISCUS" their opposition 10
further educational facilities.
Is Widely Endorsed.
Not only Individuals. hui fratcrnHI
organizations. labor organizations,
business trans and Others have come
'out publicly endorsing IN" ISSUE and
llrdGng it their unIiriNg labor in In"
election to-day.
The bond issue. if ratified. will ely
able the school board to provide thir-
ry-twu additional school rooms III th.'
best localities to he secured at "ra,
: Sunablr prices. For years III" board
has been compelled 10 r"ni small
buildings Al least six NOR" runHls
must b. hal the cumin" fall. Rents
are going up and iii BUILDINGS are al
most impuS>ibl" ~ any price. by con.
uinuin@. 10 pay rent The board could
only relieve The school congestion
temporarily AMI hay" no property in
| he end
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Grrman$'S ~" f,Iaut> u3:,h.. electric
rover available. l"t ahuut tirlr.-t"r.hS
# lis population.
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,;"mrr, f.. Fisher ii Weston. VIII" Waa
formerly IN IN" railway mail service Is
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Charles : Trump. ~ Morcant"wn.
has lnr.n r"cnnlm"ul "d hv Congressman
Bowers for appointment In tit" 'HiHrt"r-
masters department "f II" officers 70
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-15

Applications f"r pensions HAY" neon
,;i.d with the Pension commissioner by
S,rn,ur sutherland fer Ian" larkS"n "i
p,auI and Elizabeth Jackson. Of N"S-
Ion. H." filed additional "vl't"nC" ais" IN
Surunri If IT,. p'.niinI cialniS at Susan
I:lnhan. -: NarlI"iu,. and Rachel T..
Mart in If N"UDn@Hl!
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-28
ENLIST FOR SERVICE

/, San Francisco, May 29.-Applica
tions for enlistment in the forestry
regiment for work in the florists Of
France are pouring in upon the For
est Service from lumberjacks, woods
men and outdoor people from all part
OF the state. according to local for
est service officers. The application
are placed in file and action will b6
taken as soon as the final plans TO
the formation of the regiment art
received from Washington. To date
GLout sixteen officers from the ma
tional forests in California have beer
listed for commissions. Axmen, tie
critters, sawyers, lumberjacks, saw fiji
ers, millwrights, portable sawmili
men, teamsters, blacksmiths, cooks
motorcycle and motor truck operators
will make up the rank and file. The
duties of the regiment will be to ait
il, supplying the continuous and in
sistent demand for lumber for rail
road and road constructions, canton.
ments, posts for wire entanglements
t;mbers for roofs of d1gouts, and nu-
merous other purposes.
A unit of woodsmen, organized By
the Massachusetts committee on put
lie safety, it is said, have already beer
accepted by the British government
y unit organized in Canada has fo'
months been carrying on lumberint
operations in the Thames Valley, Eng
land, on the border Of Windsor Grea
Park, in the forests of oak, pine, chest
nut, fir and spruce. Units organizec
from the British forest service il
India, it is said, have for some time
been doing similar duty in France.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-28
SEEK STORY OF DiAz'S LIFE.
Search Being Made for Autobiography
of Former Mexican President.

Correspondence Of Associated Press
Mexico City, May 29.-EarneSt
search is being made for the "auto-
biography of Porfirio Diaz," news OF
which has just come to light here
Il is alleged that Diaz in 1892 com
cted book covering his life expert
ences and administrations up to that
time. This book, it is said, ne wished
made public only after his death
Only 100 copies were struck off. The
original manuscript was destroyed by
r.az, it is said, and the 100 copies
laced in a chest and put away. One
e these copies, according to Diaz' S
directions, was to go to each state
governor on Diaz's death, but D,a2
cied in exile in Spain and the inter
esting and valuable historical docu.
ment has not been discovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-28

antse this. Anything that is bought
and sold is liable to variations in mar
ket value. But United States govern
ment bonds ar the nearest to actual
stability of any known investment.
And their tendency in the long run is
upward. Buyers of them at the time
of the Spanish war made a handsome
profit on their investment.
Liberty Loan bonds are not likely
t., appreciate much until after the
war, owing to the great size of the
loan and the possibility that other
loans may follow. But neither are
they likely to depreciate to any ex-
tent. They are. in short, gilt-edged
investment. absolutely secure, yielding
fair return, not subject to taxation,
readily convertible into cash, and high
ly acceptable as collateral for loans.
Thus they offer fine opportunity
for the exercise of a wise and profit
able patriotism.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-05-28
Making Patriotism Profitable.

The Liberty Loan presents an op-
portunity of making patriotism prof
liable. of doing something fer ones
country and for ones self at the same
time.
1t is not often that the paths o.
duty and profit thus coincide. Patri-
otic duty almost always involves sac
rifice of some kind. But lending mon-
~ to the government for the prose
cution of the war helps the country.
and at the same time enables the in
vestor to get fair, steady and a5-
solutely certain return for the use o.
his money.
There may be a small sacrifice for
the man of wealth VINO buys Liberty
Loan bonds when he might get high
or rate of interest from other invest
ments. But this is partially or en-
tirely offset by the fact that Liberty
Loan bonds and their yield are en-
tirely free from any sort of taxation,
federal, state or local. The interest
yield is strictly net.
But the man of smaller means will
receive practically the same return
from these bonds as he now receives
on his savings accumulations. And the
installment plan of paying for the
Lends stimulates the saving of money
that might otherwise be spent heed
lessly, in order to make the payments.
Some men may hesitate TO tie up
their savings in such an investment,
preferring to hold them where they
can be drawn on quickly in an emer-
gency This hesitation is based on u
mistaken idea. A United States gov
ernment bond is the most liquid of all
Investments. II can lie sold wit0hut
delay through ones bank or other
pgent. Or, if the emergency is tenn
porary, the bond is the best possible
collateral security for short time
loan at the bank.
Thus the man who cwns a Liberty
Loan bond is in practically the same
position as if he had his money depos-
tied in the bank drawing interest.
But, some one may ask, can these
bonds be sold at part, that is to say
for exactly what is paid for them
OF course, it is not possible to gual