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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02
ARKANSAS CITY PAPER
 PRAISES E. J. KERWlN
Pine Bluff Attorney Wins Admiration by Eloquent Address at Eagles
 Memorial Exercises.

Judge E. J. kerWin of Pine Riuff appears 10 have won tho admiration of the people, especially the Eagles, of Arkansas City, Kan., upen the oc- casion of his visit there last Sunday, when he delivered the principal ad dress at the Eagles al lua| memorial service. Of Judge Kirwin and his address, the Arkansas City Daily Traveller says:
 ''The memorial add, css was given by Hon. E. J. Kerwin of Pine Bluff, Ark He made one of the incest ad : dresses of tho kind. ever given in Ar kansas City, according to the version of those who had the opportunity 70 hear him. MT. ,Kerwin is noted throughout this section of the cour- try as being an able speaker, and he delighted the audience here.
 ''lt is said by those present that he delivered the most eloquent and scholarly address ever delivered in Arkansas City. He is past master of language and deep in thought; he having the power of expressing strong emotions or forceful argument in an elevated, effective manner and those who had the pleasure of listen ing to him were inspired by the flow of eloquence that so closely resembl- ed that of Robt. J. Ingcrsol and Johu J. Ingalls,. A prominent speaker present said that It was the most sublime and eloquent address he had ever heard.' A strong effort will be made to have him here next year. MT. KerWin also made mary friends dur ing his short stay in Arkansas City"
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Kew or. oiion,

New York, June l. The cotton market #ar comparatively quiet dur ing lodnE's carly trading with opera :. tors evidently waiting for the govern . 'm"nt report. Tho opening Waa stcadY at an adYaucc CT , to 9 points vii I July S"l}m" at 21.%1c aud October at 2l."oe dHfing the early trading, or about fh 10 points not highcr on covering and scattering. Owing to the holiday there were DO cables from Liverpool.
 The government report mal>ipn tho condition only tH.1, or inc lowest for May 2a on record, was followed by an excited advance with October selling up to 2l.7aC or 25 points net higher. Very heavy realizing was encounter. ed at this level, the disposition to take profits being increased by nor NouSncS& over inc submarine situa ton and October broke to 2l.ol before the end of thc mornine. or 16 poin!s net lower. Offerings were gradually absorbed on this decline and the mar kct showed rallies eff several points al mld-day when trading was loss ac- tive.
 The market developed increasing strength and activity after mid day. Stop orders were uncovered and the buying became excited as prices worked above the early high level and 1t was reported that both foreien and domestic trade interests were taking contracts on the advance, which carried July up to 22.30c and October to 21S9c, or about y to 60 points net higher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

money for the construction and equipment by it of d proposed new high school building at Pine Blutt. Arkansas, and for sad purpose will offer for sale tho interest bearing bonds of said district iD inc tctal sum of two hundred thousand dallar4 t$20o, ,00o.o0l, said bonds to maiurc scrially, maturing date to begin l92%, interest payable scmi=annually. Sale of bonds will be by open competitive bidding therefor at aEcjinn. sale to bH held at the Peoples SGfinEs Baak & Trust Company. Pine Bluli, Arl,ansas, on Saturday, June 9tn, 1917, at t4:s3 o'clock a. m. Bids are invited. Bonds will be soid to highest and best bid der. provided same wlii not Ge sold fer less than par.
 Inquiries for inforriati0n snoU!d hc addressed 10 II. B. StranSo, Secro- tary
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st. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, June 1.--Hogs s-Receipts, G,0o0; 15c higher; lights, $15.450 15.s5; pigs, $10.O0MH.5O; mixed and butchers, $15.45M15.95' good heavy, $15.95M 1900; bulk, $l5.45@15.9O.
 Cattle--Receipts, 1,500:- steady; native beef steers, $7.56W1 1900: year. ling steers and heifers, $8.5O@13O O0; COWS, $8.00M11.00: stockers and feed- CTS, $600M10.00; Texas quarantine steers, $550M9.50; prime southern beef steers, SS.00M11.10; beef cows and heifers, $4.25@9.OO; prime yea-- ling steers and heifers. $7.50@1O.OO; native calves, $6.00M14.5O.
 Sheep-Rcceipts, 2,500; prospects steady; clipped lambs. $14.0O@1525; clipped ewes, s5.5OM12.25; spring lambs, $15O0@1S.15; canners, $6.OO0 500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02
REPORTS OF M "A R'k>EI4S k> 4s ~ COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTOCK

Opening prices, which varied from unchanged figures to one cent higher, were followed by break to well be- low yesterdays finish all around ani a subsequent rally failed 10 hold.
 Word later that the ban on outgo- ing ships at New York was lifted had a decided bullish effect. There we're also reports that some export pur- chaScS had been made at Kansas City. The close was unsettled 70 [ cents higher. with July at $I 9S an September $l.S2.
 Continued wet weather lifted tho corn market Growth conditions were said to call for warm weather anI sunshine. After opening 1-i to 1 3i,; highcr, prices scored decided further gains but lost much of the advance when wheat turned down grade.
 Prices subsequently rose mucn higher than before. Shorts who tried to cover found offerings light, and had to bid the market up. The close was strong at 3Sc to ' 1-4c net advance.
 Oats followed whea; rather than corn. Scantiness of offerings though, prevented any radical downturn,
 Weakness of lard acted as a weight on provisions. Nevertheless, shorts in ribs showed disposition to cover. owing to higher quotations on hogs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02
ChicnCO Produce.

Chicago, June 1.-Butter-Lower; creamery, "M41c.
 Eggs Receipts, 3S,670 cases, un- changed.
 Potatoes-LOwer; new, receipts, , cars; Texas and Alabama, $310@3.25; Louisiana, $3.00m3.15. Old, $2.50D %2.S5; receipts, cars.
 Poultry-Higher: fowls, 200,
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r Q R GA LE .

TUX sALE-A LIMITED NUMBER u. baumann's map of Jefferson county, Ark, on sheets 1Sx15H ,,nches, showing townships and uoahdarles. Valuable in listing your real estate for assessment. ny mall, soc each. At my office, ,,.,, ,9c each Tracy Mills of R. H. M ms & Sons, 303 and 304 Citizens bank hldg., Pine Bluff, Ark.
 5-30-3l
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, June 1.--Spot cotton hirm, 70 points up. Sales on the spo. 1,6l3; to arrive 543. Good ordinary 20.06c; strict good Ordinary. 2O5Ge: :: lc" middling, 20.60c: strict low mid 'dhns, 2l.2oc; middling, 2144c; strict miadling, 21.G3c; good middling. 2l81c; strict good middling, 21.99c, Receipts, 2SS; stock, 202,699.
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A bilious. half-sick feeling, loss of energy, and constipated bowels can be relieved with surprising promptness by using HERBINE. The first dose brings Improvement, few doses puts the system in fine. vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody & Co.--Advt.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, June 1.-Something of U setback was given to wheat prices to- day by news of the closing of the port Of New York to all outgoing ves- sels. Bearish crop estimates tended also to handicap holders. At first. themarket had displayed firmness owing to strength of coarse grains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, June 1.-Today is a hol cay on the cotton exchange.
 Weekly crop statistics: Total for. wardcd to mills, 37,00O bales. of which 30,000 were American; stock o32,oO0, American, 100000; imports 50 900, American, 22,OoO; exports ,000.
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|AyTED--AT ONCE, A FEW GOOD
 agents for the best proposition oa the road, a real morey-maker. Call at 100S w. 9th street, between il a. m. and ? p. m., or after , D. m. ] W. James. 6-1-Gt
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" A N I + Y
Ia A A A X

',yTED-lNTELLIGFNT GIRL FOR office work; need not be stenog- raDher or experienced bookkeepcf. Apply at once Sneed's Dry Clean ing Works. 109 Main street.
 6-2-6t
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YOU MUST GO-SO PREPARE yourself for promotion now while you have time to study-the gov, ernment says THE TRAINED SOL DEER WILL COMMAND. Orde' now and study hard. U. s. Arn'! Infantry drill regulations, the first steps in soldering sent complete oil receipt of $1. Act now while you have the opportunity. Ad,~ l0t extra if you want special delivery
 Howard Alien, 6l6 Washington St, Atlanta, Ga. o-19 .i
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foh ' ,SALE-ONE 1916 OVERLAND toaaster tOs! and one 1916 Chevrolet c,' ii ihs car; both in fine mechani- traa fin. 'onaltlon; equipped with good chss % lhese cars were taken in ex- , se ga;aa on new ones, and are bar Hana CS.ns at the prices. Laser Motor
 p"ny. 5-27-6t
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STRAYED--LARGE BAY HORSE weighs about LIDO pounds; gooe saddler; in good condition but not fat; strayed from Star City; was seen in Pine Bluff May %. Re ward for return or information leading to recovery. Notify Dr. T F. Collins, Star City, or Harvey Atkinson, Fox Brothers, Pine Blutt
 5..7-3,
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Good Quality to Possess. Ambition is the thing that boosts man up the ladder.
Legal Notices NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR SALE OF
 SCHOOL BOtDS.

Public notice is hereby given that the Special School District of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, intends to borro Y
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'oh SALE-BEES, ABOUT 23 STAN aala hlvcs, all new and modem
 i. Muet pe sold at once. If bought i.i
 Sulnp' Will deliver and set up. Ad- p"' %oss II. A. Thomas. 202o West fulien, or phone 361. 5-27-St
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TUX SALE-FORTY ACRES VERY ine black land near Moscow, tim ~. ucf Will all be taken off this yea
 ial i.ne houses and well on property;
 ,ana all we'll drained and very rich. J. P. Cady, 1271s Main st. If
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IMPROVEMENT TAXES DUE.
Paving EHproyaneNt District No. 3l
 Pine Street.

Pine Street.
 The books for the collection Of the taxes levied on pre eperty in Paving Improvement district Nc. 3l, Pine street from sixth avenue to Ninth ave- nue, have been placed in my hands. Owners of real estate are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from date. or before June 1, 1917.
 If such payment is pOt made, action will be instilutcG at the end of that time for the collection of taxes and penalty.
 w. ". HUTF,
 Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, April 30, 1917. Office in city hall. Hours from a. m. to 6 D. m. 5-1-1m
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EANTED- INEXPERIENCED DAIRY
 man: 8 COWS to be milked. Apply Ito H. Moore, Cotton Belt eating
 house. 6-1-3t
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NANTEp-pARTNER WITH 5000 to 10000 to invest as half interest ill cotton business in Pine Bluff. Party we'll experienced in the business, familiar with forcign and domestic markets, specializing ill staple. Moral and competent. Ad- dress ?. o. Box 95, Como, Miss.
 5-S7-Gt
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New YNYfa Snafs

New York. June 1.-Spot cottol steady; niddling, 22e5c.
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w;,., A l. B A NICE LOT IN Ann,s Addition. 6Ox15S; cheap. : eps 'l' w. 18th ol phone 2052.
 5-25-6t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOS -SOMEWHERE BETWEE% State street and Best theater, on
 pair of nose glasses, with chain ant button. The button had letter N engraved on it. Finder please re turn to Miss Eva Ga:tman, Dreyfu
 Store. o-5O-o
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TUX SALE-FULL-BLOODED COL ,Soo Te pups, five weeks old. Phone
 ''0' 5-27-3t
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FOR SALE OR LEASF'-MY BUILD ing corner Second and State street . 120x155 it.; suitable for garage ol
 warehouse, or or 6 stores. Ed McCammOn. 5-o-tl
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Tn Ta A l. E - FIVE-PASSENGER tiras,, a, m splendid condition, good dros., Will sell at bargain. Ad-
 ses '. F., care Graphic. 5-25-6t
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, June 1.--Butter, ,
 potatoes, eggs and poultry, unchang- cd.
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st. Louis Produce.

St. Louis, June l.--Poultry-Un- changed, except springs, 31M31c.
 Butter-Creamery, unchanged. Eggs-42c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

[O BUY FROM OWNER DIRECT, A 1916 or 1917 model auto, originally
 listed at from $500 to $1200. Don't submit any bum cars. Bargain
 only will be considered. Address Bi-Car, care Graphic. 5-30-3t
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hi. SALE - CHOICE BUILDING betwooda ,oa Laurel, Oak, Beech or Elm, you " 10th and 20,h avenues. If can can h are not ready to build, there ana oc no safer investment. Cal Rae,sss ~. our prices, to be convinced.
 "Au C Co. 5-23-1m
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CL A . SIF HE I)
 W A N ] z; 2 Bring ReSults-Try One

faces East eat 1Gth and Poplaf
 Plenty oak trees. Telephone 1850 or 923. A. Young. 5-13-i m
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LOST-FROM AUTOMOBILE, IN Cherry, between 17th and 22nd, O. to 17th and Elm, child's gra! overcoat. Please telephone 1277.
 4-12-'
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HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL rent for the next 6v days, six or eight mules, or who will purchase, fl a bargain, a pair Of mules about $ years old and weighing about LOO pounds. Don't offer unless price is cheap. Sandefur Curry.
 5-29-6t
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Must Rely on Oneself.

x Don't expect toe much help. Int
 facts are, you must take care of your self and usually of two or three othera
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LOST-BUNCH or KEYS, MOSTLY
 Yales and Corbins. Please return
 to Graphic office. o-zz-o'
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FOR RENT--NICE FURN1SHEi room for young man; good expos
 urc, close in; bath adjoining phoro 1o7N 5-10-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

FOR RENT-FURNISHE 4-ROON modern house in the call distric' of the Cotton Belt. Will sell furni turc at bargain. Phone 2415.
 5-3O-6'
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FOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS nicely furnished for light house
 keeping. Phone 1130, 400 West 6t' ayenue 5-27-6l
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FOR SAI.E--WE HAVE 4 MODERS cottage, six rooms and bath, neal car lire and paved street in good nsighoorhood which we can sci ou
 easy payments. If yo1 want 8 home see or pheae Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones Nos. 2 and liz. U
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s' <; i1 h EN Y

FOR RENT-LARGE SOUTHEAST room, private entrance, bath con nccted, every convenience; twp gentlemen preferred: two blocks
 from Main street. S15 D. Second
 avenue. 5-29-6t
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FOR RENT-TWO STORY BUILD
 ing No. 311 Main street Con alley. Apply Chas. Veil Supply Co.,, 5-22-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

FOE SALE - COTTAGE FIVE rooms ard bath with sewer, light, water and gas; lot 73x3G0 feet;
 east front with good shade trees;
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 123h West Sesond avenue. phones ? and liz. Ef
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

senas aoAAE-ONE 1915 FIvE-PAS- nou,s' Apperson Jack Rabbit passoy painted; one 1913 model five hka Cadillac, newly painted lei ew, one 5-passenger Chevro- l74ssss'i.s. sis S' Veil Motor Go. Phone
 sN e...s.s. 5-lS-tf
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FOR S.ALEI--2O0 ACRES VERY FINE bottom land, three miles from free bridge, touch and proposed free
 bridge and Altheimer pike. Three
 quarter miles from river, l20 acres
 cultivated, balance deads.l, five houses third c;,s}: oalaace five years. J. r. Cady, the land man, l271a Main street. 3-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

offer when their leader could not at tend, and MT. Scott volunteered to have the Cotton Belt band furnish the music complementary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

ea, a hALE ovERLAND@ ! TOURING lan,sdse recently repainted. and over s Viii rillu, ha same taken in on debt and cara ss soid cheap. Address " A., ~, Hid dpnic. 5-13-dtf
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FOR S.ALE-FIFTY ACRES UNIM- proved land at Dexter, Ark, almost on DollarWay. Terms if desired, Address "A.. H." care Graphic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02

s '' sAl'E-ExrRA LARGE LOT;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-18
3anista aTTastradO Dor
una CQfIientebubmafina

NEvA YORK, Agosso ii.-Una
'uerte eorriente submarine que Sc
'orn6 aver frente a Ia playa de Co.
,ey Island, archaic a uno de los ba-
'istas que alli Sc encontraban, y es-
:uro a punto de causar Ia muerte a
otras dos personals, que gracias a la
>portuna intervention de los guar
las ! ~encargados de socorTer a los
,ahistas, pudieron ser rescatadas.
q muerto So llamaba Antonio Je-
-ome, de ?! amos &c edad = era EN-
1leado Dc una oficina establecida en-
a casa ndmero 3l7 de Ia ea1le III
i 0riente.
Los guardias rescataron tamhisn
| Ctraa vari&s perionas one estahan
I pnnto Dc ser arrastradae por la
corriente- No obstanta 10 ncligroso
1ue era lanZarse : salvar Jerome,
.oia vez GIe 10 corfente lleHaba
ma gran f~uerza, unn De los plaid:aS.
Philip Heckelman. Dc Il Estaci1n
iue 50 halla situad2 en- IL desembo"a-
Aura De Ia Gale -. &c arro;1 a agua
= loero alcan2ar Il cu7Tro de Ia We
TINA en- un punto resirado de l. p!2-
va. trayGndolo luego :. u e>..ci"n
DE socorroS. FL med'co OstrowShy
del Hospital de Cone I.,a@d, G0e
nabia sido llamado para auX'Iiar :;
las personals, c:,uvo trabajando con
IN puimotor. por vOlver l. IL vidG =
Jerome, sin lograr 81 p~rop6sito.
Otro accidente ocurri0 en- IL mis-
Ms playa. Emil Baeling, III impresor
TIE vive Ell Ia case nunero 50 de 10
Gale Henry, Sc fracture Ia columna
cerebral. al hacer un clavado en- u,
lugar en- dondc habia poca profun-
didad.
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abiertas DueYamgnte
las cantinas do esia
eIudat
Declara el Depto. de Guerra
que eli Arsenal no es esta=
%bIecimiento militar

WASHINGTON, Agosto II. FL Arse
nal de s. Antonio , los fuertes Brown,
Rinegold, Duncan, = Mcintosh, mo
son carapos nilitares", segln Ia or
den cue recientemente expidiu el Pre-
sidente Wilson, creando una iona Sc
ca de media nilla alrededor de los
campos donde reciben instruction los
solLados. E.sta ma s!Io Ia decision
iel Departamento IL Ia Guerra que
fle turnada al DeDartamento De jus
ticia para cue lie sirva comO regla
, Sc aspera que muy en- breve ser2
.Gmunicada de aqui Ia! resolution que
= esperada .nSiosamente por los pro-
,ietarios de cantinas, los cualeS han
tenido que cerrar per algunOs diaS
:us negocios, recihiendo 0 clio an
,eriuicio de consideration. En- us
a, pues, dc IL resoluc:6n anterior,
las cantinas van 4 scr ;.biectaS de
nuevO.
Los representatives Slayden Y
Garner, que e]Stuvieron trabajando en-
los departamentos de Guerra y de
Jhsticia por Ia reapertura de has can
Linas en- t! diS;r.to dentrO del cGa!
Queda comprenfi:o q! Ars"n@! 'T-
cib:eron hoy seguridades de que era
IN hecho Ia decision que perm.tla
Ia reapertura de las cantinas.
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cuidado del instructor, quien seria el
encargado de Ia educaci0n del pa
ciente.
La secci6n tercera encontro en-
sus estudios, considerables diferen-
cias de los probIemas que Sc lie some
theron, vistos desde el punto de la
consideration de Ia posici0n de los
cargos, en- Inglaterra y Francia. Aun-
que este ultimo pals, cuenta o una
proportion de invalidos, mucha ma
yor que el primero, el problema de
Ia c~olocaci6n de estos en- Ia vida CT
vii, ha sido resIelto mas completa-
mente en- lnglaterra.
La secci0n cuarta acord6 que Sc
e~stabiecieran en- los paises al;adc-.
talleres seraejantes . los que Sc ha-
bixn cceado en- I~nglaterra, es deci,.
taileres especialmente adaptadoS pa
II los hombres que no puedan CON-
petir con los obreros que cuentan con
el use de todos sus miembros orga-
nicos. LIZ Seccion quinta dirigi0 sus
e~sfuerzos q formular esquemas para
cUidar que las familias de los Soda
dos ciegos, fueran congregadas, o en-
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instante su sangre fra = mantuvo a
81 tripulaci6n constan:emente en- &C.
tividad. BESIDE 81 principle del alta
lie Sc imprimi6 al barco Il mar
cha zigzageante, para impedir cue ell
eremigo pudiera hacer blanco y Sc
do q sus maquinas tcda Ia fuerza de
que podia d:sponerse, alcanzando una
velocidad de diecinuevc nudos por
bora. Despues de media bora de cons
tante t~irotao, la lucha ceso, y los TIT
pulantes y pasajeros del trasatlantlco
dissinguieron III penacho de hume
en- el ~hocizonte, en- direction de Ia
costa irlandesa. asomando luego los
mastiles y cl casco dc un destroyer
americana qIe venia = Il ve!ocidad
de treinta nudos por bora. Esto h'zo
uuc cI submarine sc sumerglera "a
pidamente Y desapareciera luego.
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AncianO a puntO de
morn a~trOpelladO

NuEvA YORK, Asesto i7.-Tao-
mas Ryan, IN anciano de 70 afos De
edad, escape aver de norir splasta-
do bajo las ruedas de IN caro- cleo
trico, salvandose de una manera mi.
lagcosa.
Ryan trat6 de atravesar la Gale
.Novena, entire Ia Cuarta y 10 Quin-
ia A~venidas, al tempo que Sc acer.
caba III tranvia del circuito de Smith.
que renia de Coney Island, compile
tamente lleno de Dasaieros. Ryan cal
oul5 nal IA di5taEcia + fut alcanzado
por 81 tren que 10 derrib6 = 10 metio
para dehajo del caro-, quedando
aQlel enredado entire RI eje Y los
muelles de las rueiaS delanteras.
ToLos los qle habian p~resenriado
Il accidente, crcyeron Que el suieto
bahia sido hecho una plasta. q iEme-
d:atamente Sc reuni0 una gran null
tituG de ~cEriosoa ' los p~asajeros del
trauvi. Sc bajaror. Fl gendarme del
7urto pi6io au>ilio = IL Inspection
para Que Sc c~nv:tra una a~m5ulancia
y aparatos para levantar 81 pesado
caro- y poder s&car el cUerpo del
anr:&Mo.
y cual no seria Ia sorpresa de los
cue preSenc:aban 81 acto, cuando =
POGO de haberse cmpeZado = levantar
e. caro-, g cIchU Ia voZ &c Ryan
Que con toda ca!m4 hacia indir2cio-
mes so5re que iado del tranvia debia
Mover5e. para poder desprenderse dc
donde Sc hallaba atorado.
POGO despuGs era sacado el hon.
5re de debajo del tren y al yer IL
ambu!anc:a Y los medicos que habian
teEido pare atenderlo, exclam6 in
digna&o:
"l.levease { u po-ra su ambulan-
ga Y sus m=dicos. 70 teneo 20 amos
de edat y hasca IL fechs, n:ngun doc
tor me h. metido Ia sierra y Ia Gu
chi.la. Hoy " estoy denasiado vie
10 para permi,ir que 10 haga alguno.
Adem&s, no tergo ninguna herida.'
Efectivamente, Ryan no p~resenta-
ha mas que !igc:aS cortaduras = con-
t~usiones en- algunas parties del cuer-
pc, pero ninguna de elias de grave
dad. Cuando los medicos 10 conduje-
ron al Hospital Episcopal Metodista.
e anciano protest0 !ndignado, ase-
gatando cue no necesitaba que Sc
i &tendier2 en- IN hospital.
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A LOS MEXICANOS DUE
NECESITEN MANDAR De
NERO A MEXICO .

s; listed tisns fsiniiis en- Mexico )
eu!s.s nsnd.ria dinsro en- plata 4 orc
nsxieano, sscriha q LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE CO.. 20l Moth Main
st., Los Angeles, Cal, o hien il2h
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