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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02

Teach the people the truth. Fire them
with the zeal inspired of true realiz.
alton of the facts. The trouble is tina,
the Germans know what to do and dc
it; while we know what to do and
think about it.
Remember the warning Of Maxim
ilian Harden: He who hopes for mir
acles paralyzes his will That is lit
orally true and / realized it 'ong be-
fore / left the States and came into
close contact with the actual situation,
for ] saw it illustrated all about me
not only in the family but among my
friends and neighbors. / could not ex-
press it, however, like Harden has sue
ceeded in doing. ! saw my poor, dear
old father sit and pore over newspaper
articles telling Of inventions that
would paralyze the submarines over
night. ! worked weeks to convince
him it could not be done, but fear
his faith is still with Mr.. Edison and
others. They are doing splendid work
which must not be discounted, but the
fact remains we have no antidote foi
the submarines. We want ships, guns
men, more and more of them.
"Plead, beg, urge, instruct, inspire
Action is imperative. Our country
our Liberties, our loved ones are in
peril. II is real. While there are nc
distinct signs Of Allied defeat, we arr
not winning, and we must win"
Where is the red-blooded American
north, east, south or west, whose
courage will not be quickened by thi:
message to "the folks at home" from
their defender overseas? - Boston
Transcript
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
SPRING FOOTWEAR
In all the new styles at
FELTS
VILLAGE SHOE STORE
Call and see them. Goods shown
with pleasure.
o. G.. FELT
nonsehsster, W. Phone lS.2
EAST DORSET
South Village

William Rowell has returned from
Bennington.
Miss Gladys Rowell went to Rutland
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Benedict is visiting
friends in MiddIetown for few days.
We are glad 10 see L. d. Buhum on
the streets again after his recent III
ness.
Mrs. Maud Seymour has returned
home after a stay Of several days In
Wincoski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis d. Buffum spent
the weekend with their daughter In
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Wall Of Ben
nington. spen, last week with relatives
In the South Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown OF
Montreal, Canada are spending some
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NORTH DORSET

Mrs. Olive Z. Petty is entertaining
her niece, Mrs. Preston, of Fair
Haven.
Mrs. Margaret Price Of Arlington,
visited her sister, Mrs. Kate Congdon,
during the weekend.
Rev. VIM. Kirby and family and
Miss Linda Blanchard Of Elyria, Ohio,
are at the Kirby cottage for the sum-
mer.
Miss Eleanor Torrey Of Duluth,
Mimi, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. W. d. Herrick, is attending
summer school at Vermont University.
w. d. Herrick spent last Friday in
Rutland visiting his brother, Azariah
Herrick, who made an unsuccessful at
tempt at suicide at his home in Dandy
Corners Friday morning.
All Of our young men who register
ed for the army draft have gone to
Burlington to enlist, viz. John Potter,
George and Ed. Congdon, also Charles
Stone ard William Jameson. Those
from this place already in the service
are Walter cooncy and Ed. Potter.
Charles c. Goss, glass manufacturer
Of New York City, and Miss Margaret
Gormley, daughter Of A. J. Gormley'
were married in St. Jeromc's Church
a, Eas, Dorset last Wednesday, July
18th. They will spend the summer at
Sea. Cliff, L. /. and then make their
home in New York.
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Commissioners' Notice

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of
ali persons against the estate OF
Joseph Rizio, late Of Manchester, IN
said District, deceased. and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
nose aforegaId. at the store Of Rich AZ
Andrews in the Town OF Manchester IN
said District. on the. 9th day OF Jam
usry next, from O'Clock II. NJ, until
4 O'clock +. NJ, on said day and that SIX
months from the 27th day OF July a. u.
1917, IL the time limited by SAID court
for said creditors 10 present their
claims TO us for examination ana al
lowance. ara. a., ~
w. r. ANDREWS,
A. IA. pETTlBONE,
Commissioners.
Frank NJ walker Admir-. Manchesss
ter Depot, VT lo-I
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time at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Brown.
Frank Z. Benedict and Miss Helen
E. Wall, both of East Dorset, were
married in Dandy, Tuesday, July oath,
by the Rev. w. A. McIntire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Roberts and
daughter, Gertrude Of South Walling-
ford, were dinner guests recently OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Nadeau.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
Estate of HARRIET G. YOUNG

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners TO receive. examine.
and adjust the claims and demands %
all persons against the estate y
Harriet G. Young, late Of Manch.stsf;
in said District deceased. ana All
claims exhibited In offset thereto, nefe-
by give notice that we VIII meet ior
he purpose aforesaid, at the Factory
Point National Bank In the ylllaes ol
Manchester Center IN said Districl on
The 18th day Of January next from l
o'clock T.. ~. until o'clock y b. on
said day and tha, tx m9nths i ,ss t, me
Iynlted by said Court for said creditors
Ia present their claims 10 US for exam
nation and allowance. 80
Dated At Manchester this 18th DAY OF
's'' W. IT. ROBERTS.
u. l.. WYAAN,
Commissioners
C. Y. Young. Admir-, Manchester Cen,
ter. VI
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Estste Of WILLIAM II. ROGERS


The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed BY the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester.
Commissioners, to receive. examines
and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF
William II. Rogers, late OF Rupert, IN
said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the ONCE OF y. =.
Liddle in the Village Of Dorset in said
District. on the 25th day OF January
next. from o'clock 7. MI until
o'clock p. NJ, on said day and that six
months from the 25th day Of July a. p
1917. is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present thelr
ance. ,.,,.
A. u. 1917.
c. N. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners:
Annie B. Rogers. Adm'x. Dorset VI
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The Undersigned, having been az.
pointed by the Honorebie Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners, TO receive. examine,
and adjust the claims and demands n.., 81 q
ali persons against the estate g.
George Il. Rogers. late OF Rupert IN
said District, deceased. and ali claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur,
nose Aforesaid. at the once Of 4. G.
iiddle in the Village Of Dorset in said
District. on the 25th day Of January January
n,ciock p. NJ, on said day and that six
months from the 25th day Of July 4. y;
1917, is the time limited BY sald CguTL
for said creditors to present thelr
claims to us for examination and allow
ance. r,uv
A. ID. 1914 ,,nn,r
c, N, WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
Annie %. Rogers, Adm'x, Dorset VI
1872
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After HE Share.

Motorist recovering from smashupl
Isn't that pretty stiff bill, DOCTOR
surgeon-You don't suppose I'm going
To let the other repair men do all the
getting rich in this business. do you =
Boston Transcript.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
Poor Histories.

ashe doesn't think much OF the his
tories that are written"
why noti'
They contain no mention OF her an
cestors, whom she In always Dragging
about. "--Detroit Free Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
asta,s ef ELIzAHErH CHAPMAN
tn~mls.looer., Nettr~

Tho undsrslxned, having boon APP
pointed BY the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester.
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against tho estate 81
Elizabeth Chapman late Of Dorset in
said District. deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that We viii meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the residence OF n NJ.
Campbell in the Village Of Dorset IN
said District. on the 18th day % Jan.
uary next, from o'clock Y. NJ, until
o'clock =. NJ, on said day and that
six months from the ieth day OF July
A. ID. 1917. Is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors 60 present their
claims to us for examination and allow
Ance
Dated at Dorset this 18th day OF July
A. ID, 1917,
r. NJ. CAMPBELL.
H. III. WEST.
Commissioners.
Rena II. Chapman. Administrative.
Dorset VI. 1873
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Estate Of ELLEN II. SWAN

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the estate OF
Ellen H. Swan late OF Dorset In.
said District. deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we viii meet FOR the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the late residence OF
the decedent In East Dorset in said
Dorset In said District, on the 18th day
Of January next, from | o'clock J.. NJ,
until 4 o'clock r. NJ, on said day and
that six months from the 9Th day OF
July A. d.. 1917 IL the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present
their claims TO us for examination and
allowance,
Dated at Dorset this 18th day OF July
A. ID. 1917.
GEORGE COPING.
JAMES KORAN.
Commissioners.
Chauncey S. Baker, administrator,
East Dorset, VT l4"S'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02

yisitor-Do you regret the pastf
Convicted Counterfeiter-Oh, no. Its
what didn't pass that feel bad about.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
UNITED STATES ARMY


the War with Germany the State OF
Vermont is called upon TO furnish re.
cruits for the three following mair
divisions Of the United States Army
!. Regular Army.--The authorized
strength Of the Regular Army on
April |, 1917, all incrcmcnts included
exclusive of Philippine Scouts, was
$4,000. The actual strength AZ the
time was l09,l02, leaving lsS,s9s to
be raised in order TO brign the Regu-
lar Army up TO its full authorized
strength. This total quota Of 1884,
was subdivided among the verious
states according to population. The
quota assigned to the State Of Yer
mont being ITO. Age limits for en-
listments, is to 35 years, both ages
included.
Pay of private, $50 per month, to-
gethcr with equipment, subsistence
and transportation.
Established Recruiting Station, Fort
Ethan Allen.
Postmasters are authorized to serve
as recruiting agents.
2. National Guard, of which the or
ganization in this State is known as
the First Vermont Infantry, the au-
thorizcd strength of which is 205S,
officers and men. Age limits, Is to 30
years, both ages included.
Pay of private, $50 per month from
the Federal Government, together
with equipment, subsistence and
transportation, and $40 per month
from the State.
Home Stations Of Companies
Company A, Rutland
Company B, st. Adams.
Company c, Bcrre.
Company d, st. Johnsbury.
Company E, Bellows Falls.
Company F, Mortified.
Company G, Winooski.
Company H, Montpelier.
Company |, Brattleboro.
Company X, Springfield.
Company L, Newport.
Company NJ, Burlington.
In addition to the foregoing, a.
Headquarters Company, Supply
Company, ard Machine Gun Com
pany and a Medical Department Of 33
men, are also organized.
By proclamation Of the President
the National Guard will become q
part of the Regular Army on August
5, 1917. Since April 2, 1917, said
First Vermont Infantry, National
Guard, has been in Federal Service
with Headquarters at Fort Ethan
Allen.
3. National Army Of $4,000 men.
ve,mort's quota 1049. These men
were chosen by selective draft on
July 20, 1917. Age limits, q to 30
years, both ages included.
Pay Of privates, $50 per month, to-
gether with equipment, subsistence
and transportation.
The Auxiliary Arms Of the United
States Army are:
Engineer Corps.
Signal Corps, including Aviation
Section.
Medical Department.
In addition tothe foregoing there
arc also Administration and Supply
The Organization Of the United
States Army consists Of:
/. The President, acting through
the Secretary Of War.
2. The General Staff.
8. The Administrative Depart
ments.
The Line Of the United States Army
consists of four main branches:
!. Infantry.
2. Cavalry.
3. Field Artillery.
4. Coast Artillery.
The first three are the principal
branches and constitutes the mobile
army, the Coast Artillery is the sta
tionary branch.
The highest organization OF lnfan-
try ard Cavalry consists Of Division,
which is normally composed OF
Brigades and some auxiliary troops.
A Brigade consists of 3 Regiments.
A Regiment consists Of ID compan-
les in Infantry, or Of 10 troops IN
Cavalry
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Chauncey s. Baker. administrator,
East Dorset VI. 1873
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
Estate Of GEORGE p. ROGERS

Annie 3. Rogers. Adm'x. Dorset, VI.
1872
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Estate Of JOSEPH RHO

Annie b. Rogers, Adm'x. Dorset
1862
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
FRANCISCO VILLA Marcia
tH@R4 IL. SIR DEL [SId.
D0 DE- (HHyEH GA
No Sc sabe 81 pretende atacar la ca
pital o ocupar las pob!acioncS
situadas al sur de ella.

FL PASO, Texas, abril 30.-Fran-
cisco Murguia, general c~arran"!sta
que tiene 4 81 cargo Ia campana con-
ira Francisco Villa en- el Estado de
Chihuahua. lego u Ciudad Juifcz,
~proccdcnrc tie CasaS Grandas, dom
dc ha tcnido estabIccido SD ca@r,el
general dcsde que rcsolvi0 cmp."n-
der Ia campana ofensiva contra cl
,iefe rche,da en- Ia region occidental
del Es,ado. MurCuia, al arraar 4
Ia vcciua plaza, do i los represent
tantcs dc la prensa americana ana
declaration, exprcsardo que FraGc:S-
co Villa, despues de haber intantado
haccr una scgdnda amenaZa contra
la fronte~a americana. 10 que fue
cvitaGO por las fucrzas carrancistas,
Sc ha rctirado hlcia cl Sur de chi
huahua con cl principal nuclco de
sus fuerzas. No fijo Murguia q lu-
gar hacia donde Sc dirije Villa. perO
sup0nese que el rebelde trata de
atacar de nuevo la ciudad de Chi
hlahua 0 bien apoderarse de las DO
blaciones situadas al sur de Ia CAPT
tai con ell objeto de interruMpir
nucvamente G. uaiico % To!reon,
que hace muy pocos dias Sc re"nuio.
La mas imp~ortaate seguramcAte,
de las declaraciones que hizo Muir
guia anoche a los representatives de
la prensa. fu6 Ia de que" era absolu-
tan1ente inexaclo que Sc huhiera ira
bado combate entire carrancist@s y
villistas en- Guzman, como Sc GlJo
en- FL Paso.
Nj ALI nj en- ninguh otro llgar
d. la region occidental del Estado
de Chihuahua-dijo Murguia-se han
regis.rado combates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
HOY TOM RA POSSESSION CA.
RRANzA De La PRESJDEH-
CIA De IA RtPUbLICA
i domingo Sc promu!go por band
Ia declaration de que es ci nue.
vo jcfe de Estado.

CIFDAD DE MEXICO. abril SO
lIar quciado Va ultin.ados t0dos 10
prcparativcs para las ceremonies quI
tendrin lucar hoy, con rlotivo re Ia
protesta de don Vcnustiarc> Carran-
"a COMO Prcsideltc dc ia R~epublica.
Aver Sc promulg6, por bando so
femme, cn csta capital ' Ell todas IL:
pnhl2cicneS de los EstadoS que domi
ma i ccbierno de facto, Ia neclara
cion de! Cclfgicse dc cue Carranza
es cl + .esidcntc e!ccto lie IA Repibli-
ca per .!aher obtenido Ia mayoria dc
vo;os cn las elecciones verificadas 9
Me- pasalc. Con MOTTO del Band
Sc Yerificaro1. aqui V en- las princi
pales ciudatc> lei pals, paradas mi,
~litares.
Sc ha dado amplia publicidad /;
las disposiciones del presidente cleo
to, previnicndo al publico que nc
haga ning,.nas dcmost!aciones nj er
favor nj en- contra &c los diplomatic
COS. al r~resentarSc estos en- la CANA
IA. Fay pIena seguridad de que nc
ocurriran ningunas demostracioneS,
pucs sc ha dispuesto que una numc-
rosa fuerza forme doble valla en- las
GALES advacentes 4 Ia Camara y a Ia
pucrta &c entrada de esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
FL PRESIDFNDf WILSON FIRHO
IA ORDEN ESItbIECIEiDO
IA CENSORA
Todas las lineas telegrafieas que CO.
munican con Mexiep seran estre-
chamente vigiladas.

WASHINGTON, abril 30.-El Pre-
siderte Wilson firm0 la orden cje-
cutiva disponiendo ell estab!cclmien-
to dc Ia censura para los cables que
comurican a los E,stados Unlu"S con
81 resto del murdo V en- las ilneaS
-telerraficas que coaunican con Me-
XiCn
La censura imruost2 rs cor e, OBJ
istn &c impedir el e1vio dc Informal
Glen quo pueda ser 1T! al onemi2o.
Sc vigi!aran las Iineas te!egraficas
= ;e!efdnicas lue comunican o NJ
yicu, porque Sc tiere Ia crcencia lie
que los agentc< alemancs comunica-
rim a aqnrl pas las ncticias cue
consiGeren lmportantes, roniendo nj
santc de los ~preparativoS que Sc ha-
gan en- este pals, j q~uienes esten in
tercsados en- trasmitirlos al imperio
germanico.
Los fu~ncionarios de IA administra-
cion d~eclararon hoy que la censura
tendra la memo intervention possible
en- los communicates personales o de
los negocios ordinarios.
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p DE ~EBUCACfoN-

-,,ns,,rs Cnmercisl per U~rcnlu.-.s V.lS
,-trTai,ra elemental. por AniEar----- 0-2e
,iu,,r2U re cU"nJns para ui.os.---" ~
.,,~so sIenrnta; dc geoGralia.:..--r 80
-nur.,tin De t;aografts de Mexlco--" 10
~amnsnGin de Grammatical CasieLana' seSuH
IA Academia ESpIAola- on
..,nnano n1sfrddN. niccionarlo us ID IL
Ia -ssfrTana. con 7J srshsdoS' so r.,
r-S!ns. x ;naHss. elc.; eu Idad
,,-sctsmo te moral. virtud ) uFps'VHSSG-:
Nara To- nt1nS. mrastado ~
-,-,ars DO Ia Conversation en- lnsles- LADr N5
mrr mn in tomo ela.--..--... trI
..onyer .aciorps Y naFTacloneS isid'NaS %
los nE-n"S hidalSo Y Ju9reA:-; go
,a,+i, DO f,ramdtiCa CaSiel!ana. >H-uE
{. sr,TsmfT ron n teUria de los ath!su-
.a,iyoS y dlninurtyos. dos completes ira
,ados de p~rOsoGIa V ortosI"l'a-'" -
.~ariIila de instruction tlviCa;;: 1syIsS
EnS,,iir Ja Nedlcian dc Superllcles. hesiae
,,.,y nr4rt,raS nara cuadTSr tefFeHos. "
r,-utn7r suprrrctes, etc.-. ~
,,..,on,rrn POPULAR d. Is IenSua CaSLeta5
IA EmIaStaf6 en- tela 1na 1;co DO Ia len.
80 SasreIlans- Con mas de se!S Eln gro
n.fos aaN napss Y retratos de persohsi6S
~. hrs HOEsuTNFnloS -ric
D,cC-onarro lie IugleS-Espsncl, de 0oiS!,iS;
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n,crtnnarru ce iEgicS y Espihpt; Lm,, "a.
~ VI r,s,0r IN 81 cCDero- CoNt'i.t. ~
.nr-- ms f0CleFistS. ~ ~ So
InIu.lrf7s. la 2cepclpncS para ~
s,hIar 9utsOS iL;OIuaS, etc..----.--'"
n,"c"onsrto ortcgr8rico q" las woes Gga,
nrracen dlriCull"d en- 81 e.rr.,"'a''" -
r,senanZa Silnuiianea. pnr Malis-l. 10
"a ~D.sripuln. Co!eGcioH de l. 'u'"' nS7
=, d. .mIISo se los N;nos NeIlcanoS...... -,
EIsncntos Ce GeGnetTla. 80,
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!, instrumentation nsC-adl- NHs'S' -
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II invel del Hogan. LtbTo SeSuiU!o'-; -,
p paria te la casa. TaTCer hD." ~
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rrafor obra para 81 es'ai'H st"" -
Del ilioma tnsies. ~ m'. yo%,r"r5 -
S.oSreris Universal Pintor"Sca- Goa l:'u
sobre TODD 81 muneo ) Yi>.as ".
msnt0s, Iipos. etc. Edic!on &c IL r,a-
Ia R%epuhlira AeXlcala- "eOs' = 1u .
mental pOT Ocl2attlO- e "a ;
f, ~ p-lTnero De LeCtura. per ">dtI &"
: sS-o priuero de llgieS y Lsp..rl,.'
Ierriones &c Cosls. poT LUIS y. III a. a a 2
Letter Mex:cano FrlinG.o' F"' np.
Iector MexIcaao SegundO =
SanttIls No. /. a. N
gsntilla Numero ,. . as
ManuIIa NhmerO 3 ec,,,-3 "a .
Ssndeyll Numero 1 Lth-o De IeC'I-A .
Nardaril ShIpcTC ,. q
GsndSyiI SumsrO 3. ,mn.
Ssal DO escritrra vertical. stsicna me.
yirs9o- Collection de s culCe-aoS-.-' - -
s11nai rompleio de urbsnid2d- -
SroDtIario de ortograria de IA LenEia = -
lei, Lelal1 i;nro de- rectisciores. Cnmposic:one-
-sJs;iyaS a Ia ~eScdela, Ia pairia' 81 ~
,6';iere USED eprender in-les en- disz Ga
Setodo practice para apTender 81 gRs.
con Ia pronunciation agursds : u' s>15.
so ~vocabuls-io en- lnsIeS-espa"0" D" - :
stIsbsrIo de san Miguel. =" - -
fTrSSniiad ' Bueaas NaIeras.
Tida de una tamtlia heroic ;6-teGS e
800 Ia de Ia interTencidn- "~ VI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
De HUfYO ClRCUlA EN- HtXI-
CO FL PtPEL HOREDA Ia
HADC "KFALSIFlCABLt"
Debese clio a que las contribucien-s
deben ser cubiertas en- T. par
te con csc Papel.
rr;rgrnma Especial para la PREASa.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril 30.
.-rl papcl mcneda llamado "Infalsi-
ficable.'.r plue habfa d~d;apare:ido
del r1ercado a causa dc Ia cnoTr:c de.
prcciaciin que sufri6 en- solo unos
cuantos meacs. ha vuelto a la c:rcu.
iaci5n. aUnque no en- una gran csca-
Ia. Obese este, principalmentc, al
dcaycto cxrcdidO ror Ia Primera it.
fatura Dor cGnducto de Ia Sccret1ria
DC Hacienda, dispcnicndo que las con-
trlhucioneS V los de-echos ~aduanaies.
cue dcben @er ?agados err orc nacio-
nal. sufran IN arumento consistente
en- I'm cincucnta nor ciento que debe
scr pagado en- papel "infalsificable'
Este aumento impuesto a las con-
trlnuciones no tienc ms nroposlto
el dc haccr Gre los concentrates
@ industriales Sc deshagan un POGO
de las enormes cantidades que tienen
de panel moncGa que hace tempo
fuc ~declarado sin valor por el mis-
mo gobierno con al ohieto de Doner
ttrm;nc a su circulation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
StlDR4 DE HjXiC0 PARA VAS
HIhGTDH e. EkCARGtDO lE
HEGOCIO5 BRITshEO

C!UDAD DE MEXICO, bril- So
Ell Encarrado de Megocios dc ia
Gran Bretana en- esta capital, Mr.. T.
W. f Thurston, saldra manana, po-
co dezpuas de que Sc haya vertical
do la ceremonial tie Ia prctesta do
Carranza como Presidentc, para el
puerto dc Veracruz, pues ha rccihi-
dc crden dc trasladarse a Ia ciudai
de Washington Mr.. Thurston hari
el viaie per la via Cuba-key West
cue es la mas rip!da'
I..5rase :! resrez2r1 : M&Ei:c c!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
UN ALEMAN FUE APREHENDlDO
EN- LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO


frlrqrana Especial para Ia PRtNSN.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 80.
Fritz Pablitz. un subdito aleman
cue reside en- esta capital, fue ARES
tado anoche V conf:nado en- IL Pc
ritenciaria del Distrito. FL cargo de
cue Sc lie acusa no Sc do a conoccr,
pcro Sc dice que al citado teuton Sc
lie acusa de ~violacion de las leyes de
n~cutralidad m%exicanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-01
Sc USAN CARROS BLINDAD}S
PARA la DEffHSA DIX Los
TRENfS De PAShJEROS
Dichos carros estan dotados de amc-
traIladoras para rechazar el alta
u de los rebeldes.
feleqrama Especial part Ia "RENSN.

FL PASO, Texas, abril 30.-I.os
carrancistas estan usando carrns
t,lindados para proteger les trenes
de pasajeros cue hacon ell servicio
diario entire Ciudad Juirez Y la IA
pital del E,stado de Chihuahua. Nj
chos carros son antiques g6n !o!as
de acero que SC usaban en- ell carga-
mento de carbjn Y los carrancistas
las han puesto on condolences de que
sirvan como carrus da defe,sa para
r~esistir los ataqucs de los rebcldes.
I'm tcada caro- bIindado Sc halian
colccadas dos ametralladores en- con.
diciones de ser dirigidas hacia G,
IaGo Que Sc necesite para responder
al ataGue del rnemigo. Cada Condo
la tiene caracidad para in bucn nj
nero de soIdados, los que dcbidamcn-
te protegidos pleden hacer furgo
con sus carabinas, sobre los asaitan-
ties del convoy.
Con estes carros b~lindados, las cs-
ccItas de los trenes de p~asaiero7 pc.
dram dafenGerse dc los ataqueS de
los rebeldes y los pasaieros no esta-
ran expuestos a sufrir las consecucn-
cias de los ~tiroteos, porque las cscol-
tas va ma v~iajan, como antes. en- los
carros de los pasajeros.