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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
LAS CLASSES PODRES De N.YORK
NO Sc CONFORNAN. CON
YIVIR De ARROz
HAGEN Gp0SlGffh A La C0HPsRIA lRIClk-
DA POR Ell COHlTE ABASIECED0R De
YIYtRtS PARA Los CIUDaDANOS

NUEEA YORK, Febrero 2S.-Et
| Comite ahastecedor de where's, para
los c~iudadanos, nue nan in;ciado Ia
| campana en- esta ciudad, para qu" e!
arroz sea el comestible Que SuhStl-
tuva a todos ~aQuellos otros QUE por
su alto precio no es possible ~obtcnerloS
con facilidad, supo hoy que oicha
campaha habia tropezaGo con al%un3
oposici6n por parte de las classes p"-
bres, principalmente las que reSldc''-
en- la parte oriental de Ia ~poblacl"r.
En- algunas de las manifestations
improvisadas que . Ia! motive 80
efectuaron hoy en- esa parte de Ia
ciudad, los individuos que hicleron Iic
de la palabra para dirigirse a! puc-
bio Y eXplicar su oposlcion 4 ii cil"-
da campaGa, manifestation que ct
ar, OF no era I'm alimento que SCb>-
rjtuyera Observation-Disclosures Il varl"-
de los otros comestibleS que eran IN
disuensables para Ia subsistence y
cue ademas, no era possible vivlr 81
lantente de arrOZ.
Sin embargo, Sc Sabe por mt"rMeS
fidedignos recibidos por c! Con'itr
dc r~eferencia, que la demanda de
arrcz es cada dia mayor en- to'tos To-
cstablecimientos de abarrotes a por
melor.
Fl Comisionado de PeSaS y NetI-
das, Mr.. Earti@an manifesto hoy
Que los informes que Sc han cStado
~pu5licando en- esta ciudad Sobre II
cscaseZ de 7royisioncS Y de coSechaS.
dch;do a Ia falta dc tierras de cu!tlvo.
son pagadas per los especuIadorc>.
ouicnes 10 hacer con ell propos!to e."
subir los rrccios inm'"ieradamenl
Como justification de csta ascver"-
cjGn. eli Comisionado DC -efercncia NJ"
nifcst0 que habia recibido intorn.c.
de los c~omisionadOS de a!Ime1toS o.
vpintiocho Estados dc la Union, en- los
que Sc lc daba 4 conocer que en- todoH
csos Fstado$. exccpto uno, hah'a "IT'&
dcs cxisten@ias dc patataS y ccnoI!a-'
que Sc cstaban vcud;endo Il prerios IA
Zonablcs
IL prcciu dc las p~atataS Y cc"o!i"
en- cSta ciudad. durautc Ia Semahi
pasada. ScrUn infcrm0 {! miSmo o.
miSiorado Iiarti%an. fuC de ; Il go"
Dor cicm;o mas alto que q normal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
LOS HORRORES DEL HUNDIMIEN
TO DEL "LACONIA"...
N;rr" ~ Ia Sruunha plana).

a IA elevation V a ia posIclpl en- Que
Sc encontrapa. per0 un acontcclnflcn
to providcncial vino d rcmcdlar las
cosas. Esa "providcncia" LEGO en- for
ma dc otro torpedo aleman que, tras
pasando cl harco en- la parte opucsta
en- que 10 habia hccho el otr0. dI0
Iugar a que cl "LacOnia" sc cudcraza-
RI. facilitando cl lanzamicnto dc los
botes que lcstaban. Cuando los pasa
jcros trataron dc hacer maniobrar
,os saivavidaS. O]currieron los incidcn-
ties que oc~asionarcm la mucrt" de las
scioras Hoy Y lie otroS pasajcroS."
En- los momcNtoS on que uno dc los
botcs cue ccnducia L uno dc los Off
c;aics del "La"onia,' este oyo que rl
conardante del submarine aieman,
que SC cnrontraba o~bservando la ca
taslrofe. decia: "Os cncNntraiS d cor
Ia distancil de Ia costa. Los barcos
patruI;a in=lc>cS o. Saiyaran." IL
Official alemE:n Sc eXpres0 en- correc;o
iuglcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
SERAN RESTRINGIDAS LAS FA'
CULTADES. 1890.
NirnC ,Ic Ia primCra plana).

larlente para Ia question rclatlva Il!
arrlarlento de los barcos mercantcS Y
a la disposition de los fondos neces:i-
rios para tai fin; pcro que 81 Sc open
drian Establishments a que Sc autorlZa
IA al Executive para usar dc 'troS ne
dos o a~ccioncs." como Sc pidio pOr q
mis!no presidente en- su discourse. Di-
chos scnadorcs Green que en- case dc
uuc Sc ]concedicran tales Facilitates
al prcsidcntc. cl pcriodo del COnGr".
so dcbcria ser ~rrorrogado.
HOY tuvicron II confcrcncla 81
Scnador Stone. p~rcsidentc de Ia Co.
mission de Relaciones ENtcrlorcs del
Senado Y ell Representative Mann. lea
der de la Camara de Diputados. dcs-
Ducs dc la cual Sc supone que cl Sc
nado no tomaria nin%una acclOn ace
ca del proEccto relative a Ia neutral
lidad armada. hasta que Ia Camara dc
Diputados, deSprcs dc Ia Qua! sc Supo
Que ell SenaGo no tomaria nlnguua
acci6n accrca del proyecto relative i
la n~eutralidad armada. hasta que Ia
Camara de DiputadoS hubiera aprV-
i2aio tal medida
llr. Mann declare tambiGn que q s.
naGo no pourra resnlv"r ningaa prn-
veto soOre expedition de bonos. has
Ia que til Legislation hubiera side
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
OltIGEN DE La NO\EDA

FL uso dc la moneda prOvimo de h"-
Der sidc cl ORC Y la plata. en- los an
ticuos tienlpoS. trocados al peso por
mercancias. sectin pucde verse en- las
pint1ras de los Antiques egipcios. DON
de sc les representa- ~pesando en- suS
bahamas montones de anillos de ORC
Y plata. Ago de este SUICIDE aun con
ell ORC Y la plata o que Sc trafica
en- Oricnte. dondc sc peSan Y cuentan
pequcnoS lir=oteS con oojeto de vcr 10
ollie cada uuO vale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
&c., --Hl-
EN- VIiJE DE NEGOClOS


Procedcnte dc la ciudad de Mex
co. ACADIA de llcgar a esta poblacIcH
el senor den Rufino LAWN. conoc'"o
honbYa de ncgocios Y capitalista &c
la region Lagunera del EstaGo &c
Coahuila.
Ell senior LAWN vienc a San Antonio
con objeto de arreglar algunos aSln-
toS particularcs. en- los que tlcne e.
pecial interes, V permaneccra aqul poi
espacio dc tres o cuatro dlas: al ca
bo de los cuales regrasara a Mexico
para reanudar sus im~portantcS traba-
jos en- las elapresas algodoneras y "a
boneras lie su propiedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
NO SERAN DESPOJADAS LAS
GRANDES COMPANlAS Pc
TROLIFERAS.

NEXIGD. y. +. I'rbrero 2l.-Sal-
..ator Come. official mayor de &c
mcnto. dccl&rd quc no trataba c, GO
.iarro de apodcra.Sc dc los t]crrcnoS
90 ulifrros. a"rcgando:
LAS grandeS companies ]pctroleras
pod::.u mantcncr totaS las propicGa-
dos nrrc ahora po>2"n. Sicmprc cue 20
.,ya;.- n%ac,Hn Il uabai&rIas compicia
mrr:r PIE por nlngdn couccpto per
mitira cl GObIerno que los rccurSos
r~at,;ralcs 50 tcngan e~stancadoS; y
.omn ro~nscrucncia de este. 81 una
cmprrsa no puedc cXplotar Ell su TO-
ralidad la propiedad adqulrlda, habra
dc cvdcr parte no ~cXp!otada a otfa
cmprc<a que So comprometa a hacer'
10
Tambicn habran dc acatarsc todas
i; diypoSicioncS relativas 4 los me-
iioS dc almacenamicnto, conducci0n
ryportacion y pago de contrlbucio-
mes equitativas.
Sc eStudiara tambitn. debidamen-
t.. 10 uuc 81 ~rctiere 4 las Zcnas de
protection. Senalandoae cuaataS hec'
tlrcaS de- terrcno dcbcn quedar al
rcdeIor de cada pozo en- exploitation.
asi como las contribuciones que de,
ben pagarSe por cada hcctarea. pro
grcsivamcntc, y en- atenci0n I Ia:
condolences c~specialeS de cada iona
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
.CARRaHzA DICE QUE SU PC
Utica EVITO TN DESAS-
TROSO C0hFL|CTQ
IN ST. Y!Ayf P0R ii Id. BE JalI5C0 ia
PROEuAGhDD DISCUR,uS Tx FAVOR
DE ST CAhDIjbiORA P2tSlDt RGlAl

GUADAIAJARA. Jal, Eebrero %.
Ell Primer Jefe ha ~continuado su
viaJe q travcs de varios pueblos del
Estado, iniciado con motive de Ia
inauguration dc los trabaioS par: "A
construction dc un rama! terr9:a-
r~rllerO cue una Il e>ta capital o cI
puerto dc Chameia.
Ant los lndigenas rcunidos en- las
c~stacioneS por dOnde ha paSados el
Primer Jefc ha Tronunc!ado dlSrHn-
SOS en- les uue declare que "ha deal
cado sus ersryiaS Il vclar per cl .bien-
cs,ar del pueblo y POI Ia presc:T"-
,lGn del hcnor n~acionai.' In Anc-
ca. auie III -oncurso dc dos mi! !ndi-
rcnas rcuniIoS para cOmuccr al Iri-
mcr ;cfe. previa i~nvitacion de Las A.
toridadcs. Carranha declare que u
p~oIltica ha cyItadO III GcSaStrCSc con
tllsto international que los enemi="s
del g;bicrHJ Sc Ian cSfor2ado Ell
p~rovocar.'
Curruuzu ha a?ro,ochaLo 81 WAY
i los pueblos de este E<tado. para
hacvr campaia en- favor de 81 can-
trdatura a la rrcsidcncia dc Ia Re-
puolica. I'm tpdos les purtos qu" ha
vlsi;a!o IN side a~c!ama,to por q ?G"-
bio Y cspcriaimeutc nor los in6r%"-
mas. qUe Sc sica:en sattsfe"hos cor
ia vista de! future presiderte lie Ia
nnlihlira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
IN MEMORIAM.

V~aliGrdosc del privIlcgio DC ser Ia
spos& lie I'm ministro evangGlico,-
cicrta sonora sc pcrmitia haccr algu-.
mas prcguntas cue no dejaban de PEI
ar de impertinentes. 49,
Me supongo que lleva listed al
run amu!cto en- csc reiicario quo
rae listed siempre colgado al cue
10. De que Sc trata?-Dijo la Gu
'iosa CANA = una dc las fcligreseS de-
su mando. =
81. seneca lie r~espondio Ia fell
9rcs-Estc pequcho rclicario contie--
ne algunoS cabellos de Il cabeza de
nj esposo'. -
";Pcro 81 aun vivc 81 esposo."- cx- =.
lam" In evangelical capos".
81. seho@a: pcco sc cst;i qCcdando y
.~Ii=v'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
ASESINATO QUE ESTUVO IGNOA
RADIO PCR MUCHOS DIAS.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
= Bras De VENTA
L.IRRERIA De ICNACIO Z. LOZANC
"A CASA HAS AcREDTADA l. MAS sEGURA L A oE TENE Ell MEJoR s sOKLno u $50 - ~A
PAGADos, L MsMo IA ~ Sc REcBA L oRDEN
OBRNS De VARGAS villa

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
Ia REUNION DEL CLUB FRANCO
ESPANOL

Hoy Ell In tarde, Il las $50 sc re-
niran como de costumbre. las senoTls
Y senoritas que interrun e Club Fra.!-
co-Espanol. en- cl Carolina Tea Room.
para en1regarse al estudio dc los lido
mas que dan nombre a Ia enthusiastic )
cuita association.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
ARRESTO DE UN CHAUFFER.

Tn chaufter que vive en- Ia casa
nurlrro 1902 de la Gale Sur Laredo.
fuc dctcnido por la p%olicia con I'm
cargo dc deScuido en- la CONJUNCTION
dc u auto. en- coneXi0n con el accl-
dcnte en- que atropell0 J. P. Sutton,
$50 en- la Gale \. Cherry, y en- cl
cual Sutton Salio ligcramcnte leslo-
nadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01

,uando neccsite lihros en- 'spano'
d;r;iase 2 lcnacio Z. Loxano.-60:
Doloross St. San Antonio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01

aprooada previameatc nor Ia Camara
dc riI.utad3s,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-01
POESLA

~-i,naTl7, Dor Manuel IL flores -'
I~.osSiss de Manuel cuna- 80 '-'
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

Tho officers OF Wayne and Oak
land county. aided by posses OF an.
cry citizens, carried their search
into the late hours OF night. the per
vert who shot 20 death Hope Irene
Alexander. l3 years old. and wound
ed her playmate. Elizabeth Stilber,
10 years old. near Royal Oak Wed
nesday afternoon. was still at large
Thursday morning.
The same man is believed TO have
wounded Blanche Edwards as she
was playing in Atkinson park. out
Warren-ave. west. The Edwards
child was shot In the left arm at
about > o'clock The killing or
Hope Alexander took place about
two hours later
The Staying occurred in the dense
woods just west Of Woodward-ave
near Nine and One-Half Mile-rd, in
Royal Oak township. The girls were
picking flowers when the man sud
denly leaped out from hie hiding
place in thick underbrush, leveled
revolver at them. and ordered
them 10 throw up their hands.
While the little ones stood mo-
tionless In their horror, the fiend
seized the Stilber girl and threw
her TO tho ground Irene Alexander
was thrown upon the PROSTATE form
of her playmate A bullet was sent
thru her brain II also grazed the
neck and left shoulder OF the small.
or child, who was pinned 10 the
ground.
The Stilber girl. frightened al
most into unconsciousness, lay as
" dead with her dead chum she
was dragged deeper into the woods
The dead girl was attacked then
the degenerate tied the body of HIS
victim and tho Stilber child 10.
ge'her with rope.
Members OF the Detroit branch Of
the National Fraternal Society for
the Deaf were holding a picnic near
by. Two relatives Of deaf children
heard the screams Of the girl who
had escaped n Is the belief Of
Chief of Police Charles Seymour. Of
Highland Park, that the SLAYER had
planned 10 prey upon mute children
and came upon the little flower pick
ers Unexpectedly lie is also inclin-
cd 20 connect the slsving with the
attack made upon a girl two weeks
aRn or Eason -iliGhland- Park
Coroner q. G. Farmer of Oakland
corr'v. has impanelet r jury. and
an inquest into the death Of the
Alexander child will be held in Pom
tiac Friday night
The Alexander girl lived with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram G.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
U-B0AT TOLL IS
CUT TO 20 SHIPS
Only l5 of These Were Large
Vessels, Says
Admiralty

LONDON. July 5-The weekly
shipping summary. issued today
shows 10 British merchaniships of
moro than 1000 tons and five YES.
sells of loss than that tonnage were
sunk Eleven fishing vessels also
were lost.
The summary:
Arrivals. 2.7i5 sailings. 2.S46
British merchant ships unsuccess
mine or submarine over / tons,
l5 under ! 500 tons five.
British merchant ship unsuccess.
fully attacked including five previ.
ously. l6.
British fishing vessels sunk. II.
The week total oI 20 merchant
ships sunk compares with 2S the
previous week and 81 for each of
the two weeks preceding
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
RE|CHSTAG
DISCUSS
REF ORR s
Session Which Opens
Today Regarded AS
MOmentOuS
.HOLLWEE SPEECH
EAGERLY AWAITED
Foe Chancellor May
Reply To British
Premier

AMSTERDAM, July 5.-Greatest
interest Is centered in the sched.
uled meeting OF the German reich
stag today turnout Germany First.
Berlin dispatches today reported
that Imperial Chancellor Won Beth
Hollweg might seize the oc.
casion TO make formal reply TO Brit.
ish Premier Lloyd-George's recent
Glasgow speech amplifying the Brit
ish war aims and asserting that
there can be no peace without a vic.
tory
or scarcely less interest thruout
the country was the report OF the
constitution committee. expected 10
be submitted az the opening ses.
sion OF the German parliamentary
body. and the action 10 be taken on
II. Back in May. the constitution
committee. headed by the Majority
Socialist Philip Scheidemann. made
several recommendation FOR
changes in Germany's governmental
system Its work AZ that time was
hailed as immediate accomplish
ment ~ the kaiser's commands 10
Bethmann-Hollwe urging p read
iustment OF certain inequalities IN
the government.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
BRITISH GAIN GROUND
IN new SMASH AGAINST
ENEMY NEAR H0LLEbEKE
Haig Once More Hits
In Unexpected
Spot
BLOW EXTENDS
MESSINES WIN
Lines Advanced On
Front 600 Yards
Wide

LONDON, July 5--Continuing his
tactics OF mixing his blows az the
Germans. Field Marshal Haig last
night struck successfully at the en-
envy southwest OF .Hollebeke in Bel
GUM.
I'VE advanced our lines slightly
over front OF 500 yards, he re-
ported today
The new upper cut" ~ the Ger
man lines found its impact In thai
section near where the British
achieved their great gains by the
Messines- -W'ytschaete ridge victor,
There has been bat little fghting IN
this salient for a week
Hollebeke rs three miles south'
east OF Ypres n is the northern
most point tn the sharp angle
formed At Confines bv junction ot
the Ypres lille canal and the RIVER
Tys Al tho time OF the Messines-
Wytschaete victory the Germans
were reported 90 be ovacuatinE this
angle because of the difficulty IN dc
Tending its marshly lowlands and ~"
cause the two waterways hemmed m
their forces The evacuation how
over. was mostly OF the southern
part OF the angle and The German
lines held hrm around OostVavernem
Wamheke and Hollebeke
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
PERSH|NG'S men BREAK
CAMP FOR FRENCH TRENCHE,
WILL PERFECT TRAINING BEHIND
LINES FOR SHORT PERIOD BEFORE !
TAKING POSTS OPPOSITE GERMANS

Alexander. at Woodward-ave. and
Nine Mile-rd The father is a Ford
employe. The Stilber home is at No.
So Randers-ave.. just north OF the
Nine Mile-rd.
Blanche Edwards, who Is IL years
old and lives at No. 1896 West War
ren-ave.. was shot thru the right
arm by an unidentified man. The
child had wandered away from other
members OF her family in search OF
the flowers. The shot attracted the
attention OF several citizens in the
park, who rushed to the spot where
they found the child lying on the
grass A middleaged man poorly
dressed was seen early in the after
noon lettering about the woods. Citi'
zens who saw him were unable 10
furnish the police with an accurate
description.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
Pershing Anxious To-
Get Men Actually
At Work
LEADER TO LEAVE J
PARIS VERY SOON5
Is Cleaning Up All
Routine Work At
Headquarters
By WILBUR s. FORREST.
StdH Correspondent United Preser


stan Correspondent United Press
PARIS, July 5.--tPassed by CSn
sor at Washington --PershtussG
sammies are,on for their nnal t5sAn<
ing before gping to the front lna3
trenches.
Following al typical Fourth OF July(|
celebration yesterday the Unite6
States regulars left early. todayS1oN1
their permanent instruction ca1nU|
behind the lines.
The new training camp, II isrUD1,
pected. will be at the front Justice
hind the battle lines. Here thO1
American soldiers will be given -
short course OF intensive traiulnn
before taking their places along VIII
their British and French commdoa&
in the firing line.
Gen. Pershing is extremely auUS!
ious 10 get all OF his men ssttled.I
down into the permanent training,
camps and busy at the final touches.
which will make them ready for the
trenches. Also he is anxious him.
self 10 clean up routine work 1n7
headquarters in Paris and get outSl
10 the camp.
Down at "A French Port" th0i
Sammies filed the Fourth yesterday
with baseball and other sports and
the naval officers OF the convoy at~y
tended countless receptions arrang-.
cd by the hospitable French famnieSk
Of the town.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
ARMY PAY SHIP
ELUDES U-BOATS

WASHINGTON, July 5.-A large
transpor, earring provisions and
gold TO pay the troops OF General
Fershing expeditionary force recent
ly escaped two submarines which
attacked her near the French coast.
The Transport was conveyed by
two des;roycIs which headed of the
U-boate aftcr p first torpedo had
missed tho mask by a wide margin
aud forced them into position
where their fire was Ineffective
Rife grenades were used by the de-
stroyers In hghting ffthe U-boats
as well as heavy gun fire.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
SOCIALISTS ASK
VOTE ON DRAFT

Socialists In session in Moose
temple on Wednesday circulated a
petition TO congress. urging that the
question Of conscription be put to a
vote OF tho people Maurice Sugar
and John TIatte. The chief speakers.
said tho war is tho business Of rich
men and does not concern the work.
tr Several policemen attended tho
meeting and found II sufficiently
temperate as 10 make interference
unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
10 INJURED
IN F0URT
ACCIDENTS
No Fatalities Report
ed AS Result of
Celebration
FIREMEN HAVE
VERY QUIET DAY
COngested Traffic Is
Cause of Several
Minor MishapS

Tho Detroit's celebration OF lnde.
pendence day was one OF the quiet
est on record. 10 persons. mostly
children. We're injured BY fireworks
= The fire department remained
practically idle thrHout the DAY
Most OF the celebrating was done
AZ Belle Isle and a. other lake and
river resting places.
Following is The list of the pa
triots who observed tho day enthu
.iastically but with painful results
William Andre. nine years old
No 32 Palmer-ave. west. burned
about face and arms when Roman
candle exploded
Grace Daly. six years old. No 5Sl
Morrell-st burned about face when
candle exploded
Jerome Japke. eight years old, No
80 Reddigave. face burned when
nrecracker- exploded in his hand.
James Churchill. 10 years old No
lG Mulett-st portion Of left hand
blown of by toy cannon.
George Combs. Is years old. No
i45i Belvidere-ave. face burned by
cannon explosion
n r knight. No "a Leib-st, face
burned by hrecracker
Guy r Ioranger. No 3S3 Canton.
ave face and eyes burned by gun.
powder
4. H. Watson No 81 Kercheval-
ave: hands burned by explosion
OF rocket
Thomas Collins. 2s years old
burned on right arm by exploding
rocket.
Donald Holmes. nine years Old
No 22i lllinois-ave burned on
forehead by exploding hrecracker.
In the huge crowds which scat.
tered over Belle fsle thru the day.
two children were injured. EVELYN
Freeman, three years old. No. 80
Frederick.st. was hurt about the
head when she fell on the pavement
as she was running away from
nreoracker Dorothy Davis. three
years old. No 1887 Third-ave. was
truck by swing Neither child
vas seriously hurt
sherman Goldman. nine years old.
and Benjamin Cohen. 2. Of No.
1904 Michigan-ave.. were riding IN
an automobile with their parents AT
Nichigansaye. and Second 81. when
ihc motor WIS struck by n street
car Tho lads worc seriously in
igrcd and were removed 10 Recoiv-
nE hnsnital.
4 skyrocket set fire to a rooming
house owned by Sadie Ferry al No.
l72 Calumet-ave.. late Wednesday
night The blaze partially damaged
the house before the fre department
arrived. The loss is estimated al
$500
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
U.S.. SHIP HELPS
DEFEND HARB0R'

LONDON. July 5-An American
transport unloading coal joined with
land batteries at a port in the
Azores in attacking a German sub
marine and compelling its withdraw
al. the minister of marine formally
announced today.
The submarine attacked the Portu-
guese city of Ponta Delgada at
dawn. firing shells. according to dis
patches A girl was killed and sew
eral persons injured before the en-
emy crarr was driven on
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
TROLLEY PL0WS
THRU HOUSE

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. July 5.-ln-
mates OF house at one end OF the
South ~. bridge were rudely startled
this morning when a Youngstown
and suburban car came plowing
thru. A second later tho house
took fire. inmates fleeing in their
night clothing Edward Scully.
Cleveland, passenger on the car.
died OF injuries Twelve others were
hurt