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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
ARSTRACTs ID TITIE-

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE prepared or
continued TO date covering any real
estate Ia the county Prompt ana HC-
-Hrate service AZ reasonable rates
Rock Island Title & Abstract com
paAN j. j Ingram. president. w J.
sweeney. secretary 20S-212 Central
Trust and Savings bank building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 13.-Cash
wheat No. . hard 1S11I85, No. 2
red I7801S2
Corn. No. . white $50 re No. =
mixed 56057c.
Rye 1.420143. Hay unchanged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
Kansag CitY Provisions.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. I3.-Butter
and poultry unchanged.
Eggs. hrsts, 39c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


SEARE.E q IT4-At torn ys-at-
law once 302-3O3 Safety building,
Roofs Island,
WALKER INGRAM & SWEENEY
toruess and coBnEelOrs q law Money
to loan on real estate Rooms 29a-2lZ
Central Trust building
WILLIAM M WALKER Attorney
general law ousiuesss corporation,
probate and real estate Ia w coIiec-
fions- Sfe Peoples Bank buildiHs
FhoEe n. T. $50
PAINTING And PAPERHANGING.
CUTTER RYAN s. GISTAFSON-Ei First
class work reasonable prices Phone
R. T. I44T or szs-&
.. r. ET-T'D- prices right 241s TWEEN
rieth avenue. Phone h. a. 3%62
PAIeST1NC and papercfeaning phone
1858.
PhPEBHANCI2 l5--T-et Fross do your
work. Ice a rob. 2625 Eighth and rae
half avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
LOST AND FOUND.

black mum. Return 10 West End set
clement or The Argus. reward
I4gST-Eetvs hlEA school and Me-
Cabes black hand purse ontsininE
pictures and small change Return
TO Argus Reward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13
- IA u szsal

SD cents per line first Insertion
Three cents per line each addition
Il Insertion
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AZ noon each day Call Il I. las.
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ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
NoMore Bronzes in
Capitol Rotunda
State Art Co omission Decides
Tablets Must Be Of Marble
to Be in Keeping.

mo more bronze tablets in the Cap
itol Kotunda"
This is the dictum that MAS laid
down yesterday b. the State Art Com
mission, which met In the office of Gov
ernor Stuart. There were present tho
Governor. Bishop u. J. O'Connel and
Edward Valentine, the sculptor.
To this BODY the last Legislature
assigned the duty Of passing on all
works of art offered to tho state, and
OF directing tho character and location
OF all art objects passing TO the
ownership Of the Commonwealth. IL
met yesterday for the purpose Of con-
sidcring the placing of two commence
rat.re tablets i'll the Capitol rotunda,
both of them accepted by the last Cen
eral Assembly III joint resolution.
The Virginia Division OF the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution Will
place in the rotunda a tablet TO COM
mcmoratc the Virginia signers Of the
Declaration OF independence. The
Virginia branch Of tho Daughters of
ISL. Will place there another tablet in
honor Of the Nirginians who fought in
tho war Of 1872. While the joint rcso-
luton accepting the memorials does
not specify the kind of tablets to be
used, IL had been suggested tina, tab
let's OF bronze would be suitable.
Against this suggestion tho Art Com
mission entered an emphatic veto Tho
members made critical examination
of tho rotunda and decided that the
single bronze table; already imbedded
in one of the north panels is sufficient
metallic characterization for this in
terlor-that even this tablet could be
spared with advantage TO the artistic
ensemble. The. commissio decided TO
require the commemorative tablets TO
be placed in the rotunda from now on,
70 be OF marble. II vetoed also the
suggestion that ono of the tablets be
placed in niche. The inches. 1t de-
cided, are 10 be reserved for busts.
by marble busts OF Lafayette. Chief
Justice Marshall, Governor FitzhuEh
Lee and General j. L. Il. stuart. Panels
will be assigned for the two comment
orative tablets
The rotunda was built 70 serve the
old state Capitol. which forms the
central portion of the building as 1t
stands to-day. The chief criticism
against il is that il is TOO small TO
give a proper Getting TO Houdon's
Washington. regarded as the most val
liable marble in the United States
The studdng OF the walls with dark
bronzcs. the commission believes. would
detract from the beauty of the ro-
tuuda interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
FOR RELIEF Of BLIND
Locomotive Works I;m HioyeeB Contri-
kutc xJ..:0 to British RpAseh OF
War Relief Association.

Members Of the British branch OF
the War Relief Association OF Nir-
ginia, con insisting OF }. r. Byrnc, Fore
man q. NJ. Wright. L. II. Norman, III.
+. Pitmsn and J. r. Rowe. OF the Rich
mond Rrancir-of the American Locomo-
tive Works. and T. Pearson, British
Inspector at the works. collected last
week st..oo for the orphans OF tho
entente allies. All the contribution.
were in sums ranging from - to 80
cents. The money viii be delivered to
the British branch OF tho association,
which Will forward il 10 the sssocia-
tion for distribution.
The British branch IS working con-
tinuously for relief work. and besides
collecting money is receiving donations
in knitted goods. pillows and other
comforts for the soldiers at the front
\ general meeting OF the branch
II be held Tuesday night in the AMI
son Building. sos East Main Street.
beginning AZ $50 clock. and all mem
bcra arc being urged 70 attend so that
greater cmort may DE made for the
relief Of those who are bearing arms
and for their dependents. and for the
manned ana crippled Al this meeting
arrangements will be made for the
dance TO be hold in Chefs Hall. Thurs
day night. February -. tho procc ed =
OF which Will 60 for tho aid Of the
Allied Permanent Blind War Fund 4
handsome silver loving cup will be
given TO the best waltZinE couple All
members haze tickets for sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

,urc. that rarely a week rssa.s bu,
that somc hAnE does not lind that ~
has been made the victim Of The tine
ART OF forgery. The 1nSer-rrint sys-
tenn IL looked upou as simple rom.
edy. which would vauSe little trouble
TO \ banks legitimate patrons. hut
would compel forgers 10 seek Other
means in order to live by their Wits.
William \. To!er, superintendent OF
the Identification bureau OF tho Eich-
mohd Pniicc department. has been con
suited hy bank representatives With u
view OF lending hts assistance should
II he decided TO utilize tho finger. print
system In local financial institution
Had such Il system been in vogue in
pa"t years. II was pointed out. VIII
liam T.. PizEini could not have been
so successful in carrying out some of
the gigantic SMindles which he per-
petrated by mcana OF using the names
Of others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

. UGH adjectives as Smart" stylish"
- and "New" seem impotent when we
attempt to convey impressions of such
Frocks; we're all but tempted to wait and
listen for some more forceful Word-sucll
as we believe your own enthusiasm will
compel you to utter, once you have the
opportunity Of viewing and passing judg'
ment on the Frocks
Frocks popular-never before have they been
in quite the demand they to-day-and "There's
Reason For before shades and materials
shown in such infinite variety: the Frocks
themselves exceedingly charming. Right in
the French Gray Salon. there's splendid collec
ton from which select
Authentic Sport models: also, Frocks for Street,
Afternoon and Dress occasions.
AS low as StS.75 will find most excellent values
Frocks in all the models and materials for
Spring
At 5000 we featuring for young women
Afternoon and Street Frocks in Silk that unusually
smart. And upwards through the range OF prices
TO 10000. Second Floor--N. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
IT'S YOUR STEP
THAT ATTRACTS!
Says women pay too much heed
to their face instead Of
their cOrns.

Watch your step. y brisk. lively
-tcp IL what charms more than a
lovely skin. hut your high heels havc
,aused corns aud You limp 4 little.
That's bad, girls. and YOU know it,.
corns destroy beauty and grace, be-
sides corus arc very easy to remove.
Rid your feet Of every corn by ask
ing at the drug store for quarter Of
an ounce of freezone. This will cost
little but is sufficient to remove every
lard or soft corn or callus from one s
feet
\ few drops applied directly upon a
tender. achy corn rcMsfcs the sore
ness and soon the cntigs corn. root and
all. lifts right out Is tout pain.
This freezonc is aff.immy substance
which dries inst,ly and simply
shrivcls up the ON without imam.
ing skin. o.
Women must keep in mind that
cornless feet create II youthful sten
switch enhances her attractireness.--
W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

Washington. February ia sur
thor decrease Of S2l.oo0,o oo III total
rcSourccs of Federal reserve banks l.
dlsriossd In the Reserve Boards week
!. statement II shows the combined
resources and liabilities Of tn. bank.
February gas follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Special Notice
OF a SALE OF NEW SPRING MODEL
Frocks at $500

SOME VERY UNUSUAL VALUES are offered in
this collection Of Smart Frocks Of La Jerz, Satin,
Georgette Taffeta Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine: also
White Serge, Shown in such and popular Spring
shades Chartruse Cold. Bisque. Navy, Coral Pearl
Gray; also Black and White.
Mostly single Frock OF kind, thus insuring exclu-
sFeness and very large variety of styles to select
from Many styles created especially for misses
and young Not every size in each of the coors
but be assured every size is in the lot
Make your selection early. as such splendid gar
ments will not remain with long-at S25.OO
Second Floor-N w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Symptoms OF Kidney Trouble.
Swamf-Root is Pleasant to
Take.

II you arc already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what Sou mood. you
can purchase the regular hftS-cent
and one dollar size bottles at all drug
stores.
sample size bottl. OF Swamp Root BY
Binshanton. y. Y. This gives YOU the
,orit OF this medicine. They will also
on, containing many Of the thousands
I'd women who say they found swamp
idrey, liver and bladder troubles. The
o we'll known that our readers are ad.
Address Dr. Kilmer a. Co, Ringhamton.
II In the Richmond Sunday Times. Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE and DON'T KNOW IT

Weak and unbesithy kidseys cause
SO much sickuess aud suncrius and
when through neglect or other cnunes.
kidney trouble Is pcrmittes 20 continue.
serious results may be expected.
Your other organs may need atteu.
uon--bst your kidneyx should have
attention 6rst because their work Is
most Important.
- YOU teeI that your kldueys are the
cpuse Of your sickness or rup dow,
coaditton. commence taking Or. Ei,-
mer's suawp-Root. the great kidney.
liver md binder remedy. because ~
u proves TO he the remedy you need
md your kidueya begin to improve.
they win b-Ip all the other ORGANS 20
health.
PreraleDcy OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not reait6e tile alarm.
ing increase aud remarkable prcva-
lency OF kidney disease. While kidney
diseases that prevail. they arc almost
tho last recognized by patients. who
usually content Themselves with dog
torfnE the effects, while the original
dtseaac constantly undermincs the
system.
SPECIAL. SOTE--You may obtain ;
enclosing ten cents to Dr. Eilmer g. &c
opportunity to prove the remarkable
send YOU book OF valuable informa,
OF grateful letters received from men =
Root to be Just the remedy needed in
value and succesa OF swamp Root are
rised to send for a sample size bottle.
n. Y. BE sure to say you read this OF
patch.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
MAY USE FINGER-PRINTS
BRnk Men Consun Police Department
ms 10 Further Protection
OF Checks.

Richmond banks. il was learned yes
tnrday, are seriously considering the
matter of inauauratinS The fnger-print
idcntification system with a view OF
minimizing the chance now allowed
crooks to perpetrate Swindles So
clever have some men and women be-
come i'll tho matter OF copying sigma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
nd Not One butWhat Seemingly Is as Pretty as Can Be-
The Above Sketches

Were made by artist the
garments ask each
Figure iRcpresents Fancy Georgee Afternoon
featuring smart overdress effect Price.
Figure Els Pearl Gray Tanea after
the yoke. pa Of skirt
hand-embroidered. Price,
Figure 3Is Fowered Tanea Georgette
Frock for afteruoons beautiful model: price $3.50.
Figure 4An exceedingly Combination Fouiard and
Georgette Frock: shown in Navy Blue
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
bitou OAce Robbed.

liarry McNiven. manager Of til. BIZ
lou rhcater. reported 10 the police Sos-
terday that the office OF the playhouse
had beeu entered and All uvcrcoa,.
gloves and quantity OF redcemab 10
tobacco coupons stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
Resources.

Cold COIN aud ccrtiiicatcs.S 1.oiS.e",.oo
Gold settlement fund 49,. is,31a.0e0.o0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
BANK .ClEAR|NCS SHOW
CONTINUED INCREASE
Total for Week Is S22,J.2, .21
against TJS,017,Oii for Same
Week Last Year.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Bills Discounted aud Bought During
Week Decrease Slightly as Com
pared With Ppst Several Weeks.
Consolidated Statement.

Continued heavy cIcarings by Rich-
mpnd banks are shown in the weekly
statement OF the Clearing House AS
i aoriation which was made public yes
,crday afternoon Bank cicarings IN
the city for tho week ending with
the close of business yesterday ar
tcrnoon aggregated S2..5"".725. as
compared with slS.04I.94i for the same
81 Stf1i1A. Clcarings yesterday.
*h"r, business day. totaled s3.3l5,t25.
Bills discounted and bough, by the
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank dur
inr the week decreased slightly, as
compared with the past several weeks,
but continued 10 denote extensive bus
mess throughout the district. making
demands upon financial institutions for
funds. The Federal bank bought and
rcdtscountcd 4 total Of s...9n,S41 in
bills during the week ending Friday
afternoon.
The condition Of the bank =, the
cloac Of business is shown by the fol-
lowing statement by Governor George
j Seay
Resources.
Gold com aud ccrtiiicatex.s o.oiS. eo.. 90
tiSid settlement fund 80. ls,31a.oeO.o0
Total gold reserve. S23.seo so1 90
Lcsal.tendcr notes. silver
certificates and subsidi
AIRY coin ~ s9.sos.so
Total reserve ........ t23,s55,6ls.oo
Real estate ............S lcl,4Sl.17
Investments ............ 100000
United States bonds, in
Guiding accrued interest 2.4l6.os0.52
Bills discounted and bouGh, S,lsl,322.7s
Due from other Federal
reserve banks. metz. l,090,TsS.lT
Items IN transit. deferred Tg68.l25l0
NJ! other resources. ...... l27t9s.35
Totai .,..........,.. s.o.ss5.. sae GO
Liabilities.
capital paid in......,. 5.3Sl.l500e
capital. suspense ....... 2,250.9o
Proht and loss. .... liS64..o
ESscrre deposits. net. .5ss.siD.o
United states government
hepcSlt: ............... l,tI:,J52.4o
Federal reserve notes in
circulation. net anon. 5.274leooo
items in transit. deferred. 6S62,8t67s
MI other liabilities. ts5os47
Total liabilities ....... $685., 1880
Gold reserve agains, all lila oilities. IS
per cent.
Cash reserve against All ,ab;li,ics
after setting aside 10 per cent gold re
serve tor Federal reserve notes out
standing. s. per cent,
Federal Reserve Notes.
Issued Observation-Disclosures. Si,.5s..l35oo
On hand .........,.....a $40. 5000
op,u,andins .l.......sis,s,l..55 90
Goi! "i,h Federal reserve
agent ....-...,.,...... ii,5l1.lG5.oo
Net liability ..s STATEHOOD
Total amount ~ bills dis
.ounted and bought FOR,
TIC wceh ending Febru-
~ = I'VE - 50. = 30 ; tS.4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11

Total gold reserve
LcSal-tcndcr notes. silver
certificates and subsidi :
AIRY coin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-11
4 Trial Will Convince Any one.

\ Iriai VIII Convince Any One.
Thousands of people have testified
that the mild and Immediate effect OF
swamp Root, tn" great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy. is soon realized
and that il stands the hshes, for its
remarkable results in tho most dis.
tresSiug cases.
Symptoms OF Kidney Trouble.
swamp ROOF is not rccomu ended for
everything. but IL you suffer from an.
no:ing bladder troubles. frcauently
passing water night and day. vnlartnG
OF irritation III passing. brick dust or
sediment. headache. backache, lame
back, dizziness. poor digestion. sleep.
lcssness. nervousness. heart dis
turhanrc. due to bad kidney
trouble. skin cruptions from bad
blood. neuralgia. rhsuma tisn. luln hago.
hloating. irritabilitr. worn-out feeling.
lack OF ambition. may be loss of flesh
or sallow complexion. kidney trouble
in its worst form, may be stealing
unon you.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
El GaBsr3I Jofffe vsHdG5
con Ia comision enyit da
pgr 81 pals
DICESE CUE Los ESTAD0S UNID0S NO
pARAN NINGUN COMPROMISE CGN
LAS Ma ZONES De La ENTENTE

WASHINGTON. Abril g La
EOticias Oflcia.eS !!egadas de tranc!a
CUE Sc reficren a Ia pr6Xima sall"a
dc ia CcMiSi6n. que Vicne a dlS"Utir
4 este pals Ia cooperation de los Esd
dus UniduS Ell Ia guerra, menclona Ii
| plsibi iiad dc Que el famoso genera
.i,ffrp. Que hasta hace POGO tieN~o
/ ,uvo IA direction de Ia campana cr el
frsntc occidental. vcn%a 0 la dele
garion FRANCESCA cue encabeEara cor e.
vX-Priner NimiStro Niviani
NADIA Sc ha dirhn en- 81 D~epartalvu
to IL. EsJado &c Ia forma quc iran a
,cner las sesiones de ia Comisi0n In
tcrnacional antcs mencionada. Y seEu
raurnt" haSta Due llegucn las dele
ga~ionc< de Irancia G In2latcrra Sc
dc;erminara 81 curse de las di.cusio-
mes.
En- algu.cs circuIos cxistc Ia I'M
preston dc que los c~omisionados dc
IL Entente trataran de hacer che los
Eslsdos Uridos Sc comprometar. CO.
nm n han haoho tndos los otros mi
SOS aIiados fa Frarcia a Iro)atarr..
= -, firmar ma naz saparada ron
sIon,,Dia siro orn % srie+or . tos
..omrromiscs c,e fodos oIIos on r,r-
am-o bapan r,,anIo 90 trsfa 20 dis
c,-ir 10. ,crr,ipos TO 10 ,.z :, Ios
m,.,,o. c;rc,,1os :. d;io IN. ,rno,,o
ero r,ny a,.ertnraJo da,. oninio,o.
s,,,.. 81 r,r,ic,I.r cr.;,, ,,. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
.OS ABSTRACTS IL ARON Ban
DERk BLANCA

iONnEES. Abril 13.-Un dcSpacho
lie Petro@rado rec;bido aqui dice que
n combate librado' aver en- Cali
Ia. los soIGados austriacos avam4a-
or con baadera blanca hacia "a,
.riacheraS rusas, pero fueron obi
.aGoS a regrcsara Sus posicioncS por
Il fuego que les hicieron sus pro
BIOS companeros al darse cuenta d.
IA discretion.
Fl miSmo t~elegrama de que Sc da
uentl. informa que hay una gran
Standardization entire las tropas aus
riacas. : que los casoS dc describe"
,on muy f~rccucnteS. En- unas ocaSio-
HcS los descrtorcS al a dar a las Il
meas enenigas, donde los hacen pri.
SlOneros. ' ELI otroS toman rumDoE
IeSconocidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
Toies los esfaErZ0s as ZEE.
UU. teadeTeE q sR!2gi-
sionir 4 los al fGs
FL GENERAL COCKTAILS Sc ENCARGAFA
Dc 0RGANlZAR LACGNSTRUCCl0N De
MILLARESDE BAHC01 De MADEIRA

Alt - ,,
'ahH"''a "s 0''oS''S f'o'
Lara '"F't"''eS'"' y '''
IRA &c SUBMARINES "e N'e'."'''"
nloquco pucS1o ?oE eS1S sumo
5!cs so5rc las rcstas a~.ner'cafa%' nd
$ldo octermInaca ya Por el FfeS!"Oh
tc Wilson y SIS conSeJeroS' ESQ -
y. c! nriAei cope eIeS'''o CUE 'S'e
pals cara = A'em"A!" IN L" &Is:!s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
Sc urge a los brasileRos
que saIgan de Alemania

MO JANElRO, Abril BE Nj
ri,tro d" Relaciones Exteriores del
Brasil, senior Muller, ha cablegrafia-
do al Mnistro del Brasil en- Berlin,
encareci&ndole que urja a los brasi-
:eaHs RESIDENCES en- Ell Tmperio ale
man. que salgan de 81 en- Ell termino
dc retnticuatro hcras Aver en- la
tarde fue pubticado un decreto cance-
lando los "eXequaturs de los c6nsules
= ALI - % este nais
La 'Lira de Amigos del os Ala
!os' Ia aprobado las siguientcs pro-
Tcsiciones que fueron p~resentadas al
t~residcnte:
Ell desarme dc las sociedades con-
fedeladas alemanas que Sc encuen-
tran en- 9! sur de Brasil;
fnmcra-EI de>arme de las So
conladeradas aIemauss que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
LOS ESTADOS JNIDOS COAIPRAN
BARCOS

L0NDRES. Abril 13.-Un desna-
cho de Copenhague fnforma lue los
p~eri6dicoS dinamarqueses pubiican IN
formaciones diciendo que los america
nos cstan comprardo una gran mayo
ria dc los barcos que estaban sicnje
conStruidos en- aSti!leros de la Union
americana para companies noruegas.
Sc dice qge en- los uttimos dias han
sido comprados err esa forma, bar.
EOS one representa- do<cientas nil
toneladas No Sc haze mcnci5n de,
preclc = ale fucren aduuiridus los.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14
SUoC2iBASE I'D. 4 La P2ENSA'
VALE so CENTAVOS AL MES.

sc cncucntran en- el Sur lie Brasil.
scgunda. Ia prohibition de que Sc CO.
muniguen por medic de correspondent
2Ia Ics alcmancs residences en- lei
pals; tercera, III suspension de peri6-
dlcos alemanes cue tratan lie ha-
Ger propaganda disimulada; cuarta.
ofrecec a los aliados Y a los Esta-
dos Cnid@s la cooperation de la flo
ia orasi!ena; Quinta, Ell secuestro lie
todos los barco: alemanes que Sc en-
cuentren En- las bahias del pals y
seXta, Ia desVltucion del Dr.. Muller
del Mlnlsterio de R~elaciones ' e!
nombramiento de su sucehor.
Earias manifestations contra Ale
mania tnvieron lugar en- la tarde do
aver. Una tGrba Sc congreg6 fren-
a! Cub Aleman Y prorrunpi5 an
de dosagrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-14

crT< Fl rJrPCTTO ITCLES ~
ZIP { Ahr;I 13-Baio mae7
r.'., .o,fl.,,ras a+r,osssricas, -
.-rolara,se ma ohs-irada l,,}-a
-, fra,-a che c~ornrerde Ias dos
t,-.o,as varies do Il Inca inr,cs.
s;.,as del .rinrfo obtenido bov en-
=. v,~rn;copr+ Metz-cn-Copulrc,
,uI,.o. 10, L,,r,4o ,a.er ,fr,,.
-, b.c;a 81 Hor+o Ora mi
-. l.. I.,.a :, u;rd,,b,,~r al su-
49,. h. s;fo -or,aaa
5,.oror4, !, II. ;,e,,.
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Los ALEMANES DICEN QUE LOS
INGLESES HAN FRACASADO

EFRLlN. Abril l3.-El informe
Official publ;cado hoy por el MmiSte-
RIO de la Guerra dice que los eXitos
a~Icanzados por los ingleses en- las
semanas anteriores, quedaron contra-
balarceadoS con los contra-ataQues lie
vados q cabo por las tropas t~eutonas,
los cuales han dado por resultado Ia
captura de algun terreno del que ha-
bia tornado e. enemigo.
.Agrega ei informe aleman que en-
les caminos que van de Peronne d
Cambria. han ten!do lugar algunoS en-
cu,utros de escaSa importancia. Y lue
~ las cercanias de San Quintin Sc
lan ~uesarroIlado ~intensos dueIoS de
artijicria. ESoS ataQueS de Ia arf!lic-
ria enemiga, dice el informe aleman.
llenen ror obieto preparar los a>al-
JoS de IA infanteria FRANCESCA eSta-
c;oEada en- ambos lados del Soma.
ESoS ataqueS, Sc agrega. han fra
cascade enteramente.
Termina la noticia Official dicieHdo
que diviSiones ingleSas a~tacaron flu
rIcSamente en dos ocasioneS las tro
pas qUe Sc encuentran en- el Gamma
de ArraS-Cavrelie al rio Scrape. '
~ ambaS OcaSioneS fueron rechaza-
da$ con grandes p6rdidas, Y que ieGai
sG,erte cCrrleron otroS ataQucs he
chcs por los in=leSes al Sure<tc de
.Arras. por fuerzaS de caballeria.