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zamEr no NO puede STR
legitimate candidate al
Gobiarfo dc Huevo lela
Il SEPiRO CON LICENCIA DE
IA TFSORERIA GENERAL
DE IA NACION Y DEBIO
HABER RENUNCIADO

Grrro>ncadenCia Especial par. ~ FEENSi.
MONTERREY, Mayo 5.-Los Lar
t:AarioS dc ID c~andidatura del gene
ra' V liccnciado Pablo A de Ia Cara
cSt1n cxplctando habilmente III tele-
grama del ilccnciado Luis Cabrera,
eH-secretario Dc Hacienda, para actj-
var si ca.npaaa contra n c~andiuatu-
IL del senior Niccforo Zambrano al
go5ierno del Estado.
Los pab!istas dicen Que ZambraMo
10 puede ser candidate al gobicrno
d.: Nuevo Leon porque continua sien-
GO Tcsorero General de la Naci6n,
5ucs no rcnunci0 a csc cargo para
prasentarse candidate al gobiCrno.
cue era 10 que debia haher hecho con-
forn:e : Ia constitution.
Pablo A. de Ia Cara envio um &C.
ierrama a Rafael Nieto subsecretario
dc Hacienda, preguntandole en- que
fo,ma Sc habia separado Hambrano
de la T~esoreria General de Ia Ma
cion. Contest0 a de la Cara Ell liccn-
ciado Luis cabrera, !Quien estuyo de
Secretario dc Hacienda hasta el dia
ultimo de- mes pasado, Y en- Sill res
! ruesta dice e! e~x-secretario: Ell Sc
| nor Nicefcro Zambrano Sc separo de
Ia Tesoreria General de Ia Naci5n,
con licencia."
Y este mensaje les ha servldo s
maravilla a los p~artidarios de de IA
| Cara como arna de combate contra
IA c~andidatura del senior A%ambrano, y
a fe que han sabido aprovecharse lie
esta circumstance, puas de mucno les
ha servido para desprestlglar a don
Niceforo
En- Ia alameda de Ia Lave, cCno-
cida por plaza de la Purisima," Fer
estar frente a ella ell temple de!
misnlo n~orlbre. Sc verificar& ker-
messe V I'm combate de flores, orga-
uizadas por junta que preside ei
g~ohernador Rieaut.
-Anocile debuto Ia compania de
drama : comedia Ricardo Mutio,'
en- ia que flgura Ia pEimera ar,ra
Dora Via. La tempor2dl promote
sci .luei9a.-
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UNA OPINION SOBRE LA
PREKSA'

"Pertenecen a SCI Popular" publ
caci6n semanaria que edita en- Kings
vile, Texas, el senior don Euialio We
!s~ue5, los siguientes conceptos que
~ ~radeceTncs debidamente:
LA PRENSA"
Este importante diario '~nacionaiis-
"a que Sc publica en- San Antonio, Te-
xas, baio Ia intelligence y patrlotlca
direction del ilustrado y correct0 es-
critor, senior Ignacio E Lozano' cuen-
"a ahora con I'm magnifico edificio de
su p~ropiedad, en- ell cual Sc hallan ms
taladas sus oficinas desde Ell "a del
pr6ximo pasado Abril.
ia Prensa," que ha laborado aqui
patriotica, honrada y v%irillnente en-
pro de los ~verdaderos intereses de
Mexico y del pueblo mexicano' es una
publication seria y culta, a%creetora
al ~pa.rocinio de todos los mexica-
nos radicados en- este pals.
Calurosamente felicitamos al Sc
nor Lozano por los rapidos y bien
mercedes progresses de ST. excelente
diario."
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Como
.Mandar
A Mexico

Con muyha t-ecuencia recibImos
cartaS e. las FIe Sc nos pregunta
ia aarsra absolutamsn;e segura
2 mis- r4p!da para enylar dIneEo a
distia5aS Ptazas 1e - RepC0hcA
GeXIcIna, GA c0Io 81 modo mas
ef:caz para taer c;nero dc aqueI
pais. ON se.uiGa tenem0s eI GuSto
de car IN svforre a Tueslros ellen
tes, G: cue no du5amos csscltara
ep r-oveJhy ~ todCs
Fvi.-o rr medic muy rF?Iio. Ell
rsz - Embellishments sec-ro cara
e2yis- d.aerc ? cua!5uie- cIrdad he
"a Re7uAi:r- Me- Mana. . cue cfre-
&c. sntre otrqs r~ur7as. "a ~en,aja
6e cue es &c todo pu1ro impossible
que los cl;e7tes uia-daE II solo
rs,tavo mos rIe IN casa Eirado-
- +oma haic 81 mas est-.cta res
norsab.l:d-i tcGus los rIesCcs. :
Sc erca-ca DE- CO.. t"tos S>s 2as"-
necesarios : f;- &C evi.aT a SCs TX
meroscs ciianteS ccda clasa De no
iestias, De-&3CaS y 'llIcG ca:cS
Los pages Sc hacea eH tocas la
riazas 6 "a cl.Gt:2 ReptoiIca Ae-
>ica"a. n~ra:i5sNeHtv eu pesos tIet
ties de plata meXcana o en- none
das de ORC nac!oCa.. pudiendo rs
Ger tambiGr sitaacioncs - 6jla-es
o sea dire-c americana, : ei c!iGa
lie asi e Drefiere.
Al desear situar d,ne-n a cGsl-
euler parta De Is Re75o'!ca. bas-
tara -en:i.5roa la raSa girad0ra d.
nero a~a>e-lcsao. asi como g nom
bre y ~..rs,ciar temaic;o Ge "a per
soma a cuier 3ebc rem,isirSe or
NaI;ra r Ia -asa Dor ~conGuctG Ge
| aus ager;e Is Sc snrarEara &e hacsr
uerar a r,anos de los i~nteresa5os
! 81 6inero que Sc ordere, sin que
{, pe-Sora nue 10 EMIT de este
na;s ten~a ore n,oia<tarse Ell es-
cri5i- nj epvia7 l,branzas. pues
/ Gne "a casa g:rador2 So encarca
Ss todo 60 y e6errss -scnrera IN
| Teciho 3a h persona a Glien Sc l.
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CurrN GRATIS PARA FL AsMA

Telefonee o cscribanos dando ST.
direction y lie envIarcmos un elem
plar deonuestro libro en- Inglas
"The Law Of Sound Investment
LA Ley de lnverslones Apropia-
das).
Contrre por corrco Hipotccas de
Texas.
Cast la nlitad de nucstro ncgo-
clio 10 nacemos por corrco, y ten
dremos gusto en- contcstar Il Us
ted c~ualquier pregunta. Escriba-
nos.
Tenemos Certificates de Te-
Xas eypedidos en- denomInaciones
&c $i00.OU, $500.0C Y $1,000. 90.
Pagam0s intereses al 3 90 cada
res moses. Cuando 10 desee, pue-
de darros 80 dias de plazo para
retirar su Ginero y recibir intere-
SOS hasta "a fecha-
Crecmos que G! dinero llama al
dinero, y que esta es Ia unica ma
nera segura, no importa que en-
niece solamente con 500. 90 puea
i espera acumular mas las proba
bi!idaCes son Que gastara listed
'os $4,000 en- lugar de recoger IL
serezes so0re csc dinero.
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q HETRiTOS POR Ec
GRATIS para iss auo
sufrea de ASMA
XuEv0 lIEIlDO t~GitiIIto. OLE PUEDE
cUSAR IN - CASA SIN CiUSARLE
VIC! ESIIAS NJ PERDIDA
DE TEMPO

Conianos ron un nucvo mftodo para Ia
ry", del .sIla Y dCSranOS que 10 prurbc
i,irt : auc>ira costa No impOrta cue -
rate o.. M yaSp crGmirC n rrcirn aiquIT'r
10. 81 rllIa cU cue listed we. las iacoTrS
uu, USED ~d"<e:nrc6a O Ia "dld roh cue
r,cnia. mend" ustcd um"il%iarIra'e i,,"S
nur,lrn nur,O mr;Odn curative a rTiirhS
2I.i!S. 81 m!-'n0 que 10 iti'ldta HluS p'"'i
10.
con rSprcialldaT. drse1moS enylar nC"'-
lro nucyU nt"iOhC 4 todlS aQuc!ias peT>1'
mas Cuyu> risnS de aSnla. han S:do dccilEl-
dos Ilc:rTblrS V que en- los NLSnlos 81 ihi
lI.Jdn Embellishments. tCdl cllSc Dc III
l2itGorrS. d~lclIaS. preparedness DC oIio'
..nurnu, ratrlt2GOS" etc QutTcrnos "eun":-
irar al munGD cnIcro que hU"slro inclGLih
,..Ia d~cSisna!o lara S"Dr"vcltr lodas' Ia
craycs dirirr:liadas del aSnia y acabar con
elias para S'e!nrrc. - ~
NrieStra oftria s%ratuttl eS deinl>iaGo IN
,,ortanic para dc>cuid1rla in SOLO ga. o.
rriEa hoy n:.Sn.0 ' !4"Go r%Hipir'c n'"rir"
uueyo lralan!icnlc. No cnv1c dlFero. sin.
I,lcn,cntc Here q adlunto .cupton con ~
i.nmprr Y dlr"rri6n Y "H"icnGSio en- sup'S
rcrradc. iIaealo hoy mismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
LLTGARON 4 MAZATLAN INES
CANDIDATES. AL GOBIER-
NO DEL ESTADO

Correspondence Especial para Ia PkEN>i'
NAZATLAN, Mayo 2-Se en-
cuentran en- este puerto tres candida
tbs al eobierno del Estado, a saber:
licenciado ENRIQUE Moreno, general
Manuel 4. Salazar Y Fortunate We
ca Fl prinero fue dgrante mucho
tempo. S~ecretario de Goblerno ael
FStadn de Sonora. durante la adinl-
instruction de Gales.
Para la ciudad de Culiacan. ca
pital del Estado, sali0 81 general Is
Dac.o l. PesqueIra, gobern23oy M
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RECORTE

listed Y gusrde esis direction. para que st
Ia muestre q SITS amigos Ge su!rsp Cr
callos, mezquinos, zi2oies Y grsnos ne 70
rieI, con CSC. en- timbres postales Cue ne
remi,s, lie mando a vuelta dc corrco, RAJ
10, la metor del mundo para S:.io- I'll
iermedades. Devuelyo el diDero 3 ~ '"T'
.nna que re cure y 40 sane:
ESPIRIDl0N GONZALEZ
4, n RI, 5i7. LAREDO. TEXh
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Fueron s~uspendidos
todos los pages de la
Srfn. de Hacienda
- : - :. :. :. = y = =
= OFICIALMENTE 10 ANUN- :
= Clio ASH Ell SUBSECRETA- "
:. RIO RAFAEL NIETO.
Coatinua en- vigor Ia ley de 1862
contra los acusados del deiito
de rebellion.

correspondence Especial para IA PRtNsA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo .
Rafael Nieto. subsecretario de Ha-
cienda encargado del Despacho por
no haber nombrado aun el Presiden-
te al Secretario, entrego a Ia prenSa
loca,. Ia sigaiente importante decla-
racion firmada, a%nunciando que que
daban suspendidos todos los pages
de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, con
~evcepci6n de los del ejircito:
En- vista de que la discussion del
proyecto de ley concediendo faculta-
des extraordinarias al Executive, fre
aplazada para discutir IN proyecto
distinto. recibi in~strucciones del Pre-
sidente de ia R~epublica para solicit
tar del Senado es reanudara ia dis
custom del proyecto de ley p~resenta-
dc por e. Executive. cosa que va no
pudo hacerse en- Ia session de aver i;
reto Sc hara en- Ia de hoy; mientras
tanco, scguiran suspendidos todos los
pagos en- Hacienda, O e%xceDc'on
de los del Ejercito por ser impress
~c.rdibles."
La anterior declaration del sGbsa-
crerarlo Nieto two por objeco in
rrcsionar a Ia opinion pub.ica : 10
.rr2r cue 81 Senado autorice a PreSl-
date ! hacer uso de AS facu,tades
ex-raorainarjas solicItaIas para re-
solver l;5remente a question hacsn-
ja-ia e congreso concedi6 al Pre-
s.Gente fa~culta6es eztraorolnarIas.
auraue con algUnaS r~estricioneS- HI
Seaalo decide no aprobar tan pronto
como IA caulara baja el proyecto lie
lev. considerable que debia ser dis
Guido amnliamente por tratarSe De
IN asunto grave. Segun "a Gec!ara-
ri5r hecha en- la session de enoche en-
c, Senado. por uno de los miembros
de esa camara. IA dc diputados "esta
s~-renentida" de haber concedloc a.
P-esitente facu.tades e-Xtraordlna-
rs en- ell ralno de Hacienda.
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Tengs por cOastgmbre
Nv 'tf

con nosotros estara ~perfecta-
= re Sc uro. Nrestra instltuc.l.
Il Incorporate bajo las leyes de
nxas, las cuales, junto con nues-
. CAPITAL ell Acciones Pagadas
ne llega a $4,000, 10000, protejen
>ted tanto COMO a nosotros.
amos a listed buenos y sin
"rs consejos en- cualquier nego-
- 0 asunto, sin cargo alguno.
iiacaaos una vista. Tenderness
.;~.o en- hablar con listed sobre
- condolences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
Una e~rposicion regional
Sc efectuard en- Salt
lilo ell ano pr6ximo
:. :. 2 : = !. :. ). : : : : !. !. I. !.
: PODEROSAS EMPRESAS ES- :!
!. TAN INTERESADAS EN- =
: DICHA EXPOSITION. =
:, :: = :. = = :. :. - = = !. = :. :. :
Espinosa Mireles recomicnda a sus
partidarios que obren con mo-
sura en- la campana.
Ccrrc>pondrncia Especial para LIZ pRENSA.

correspondence Especial para LIZ PI,EASt.
SALTILL0, Coah.. Mayo Gina
exposition regional esta siendo or
eani2ada para ell ano proXimo en- es-
Ia capital. FL ~ferrocarril Southern
Pacific, dc los Estados Unidos, es-
til intcresado en- IL organization dc
cSa e-poSi@ion Y en- otras S~ubsecuen-
ties. que deperan celebrarse, segun e.
proyecto cue Sc tlene, los amos 1923
22-24 y 26 FL gerente de aQuella po-
derosa empresa ferrocarrilera de los
E.stados Unidos estuvo en- esta CAPT.
tai tratando sohre los trabajos pre-
iiminares de la priaera exposition,
habiendo dejado aqui a vi ~represen-
tan:e que es quien eonvocara a to-
COS los principales industria!es IA
cio2ales, para que tonlen participa-
sion ii-ecta sxhibiendo. sus produc-
Us. los cuaies puedeH tener un mag
r.fico melrado en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Dicese que la realization del pro
veto puede considcrarso asegurada,
Iuc5 cue cStan :rteresados en- e. asun
+ ~poderosas empresas nacionales Y
a:nericanas. Especial atencion ten
cram Ell IA exposition cue Sc proycc-
Il. los productos agrico!as, ganadc-
rs . jndustriales de la region Nor
l. dc Ia R~epdblica, y dc manera esge-
cal del EStado de Coahuila.
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Cuando ~necesite libros IN espanol
G;riiase a Ignacio E. Lozano.--l20
II, Sta. Icas Ave, S. Antonio: Tex.
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(Pasa a la Sa.. Col SAL.
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Gi-uc en- y;gor Ia ley de Juarez.

La Ley de 1862, que exhumo .el
! Priaaer 3efe del gobierno p"econstl-
! ,~uciona! para castIgar 4 u1dos los
! rnemigos De dicho gobierno. cont'-
Jnra IN vigor. pues sigue a~pllcandose
~no-que ell Presidente no ha dirlgi1e
! n.nguna circular a los jefeS militia
| res participando,es que queda SIN
! cfccto Ia referida ley, que no puede
ser aplicada dentro del regimen cons
! t~i,IcionaI iniciado ell dia primero de
mayo G motive de haber protestado
! come Preside1te de "a RepuoiIca el
ex-primer jefe del ejerciso constiEu-
~cionalista.
En- corroboracion de 10 anterior
esta 10 dicho hoy por algunos per!7-
dicos semi oficiales, que dan cuen>a
de que Ell d~epartamento de juS'l:Ia
mllitar. dependence de la Secret2rla
dc Guerra Y Marina, Sc ha dlrlgiao
l., a superioridad cons1ltandole 81 cs
7rocedcnte. dentro del orden constl-
~.:cional. seguir a~plicando Ia ley de
IlSf2 q los responsables del dellto de
rebellion. de acuerdo con 10 dlspueSto
10 eI setor Carranza IN uno &c los
I nlilIAres de decretos que eNFialo
como iefe del gobierno p~recon$tlt;l-
;~rlonaI Los mlsmos ~periodicos d;cen
cue en- eli mismo departamento eS:a
estud;ardose un "proyect0 Que re-
~s,elve satisfactoriamente e! asunto
" g! cual sera sometido a Ia consldera
ci6n superior, a fin de que 81 eStA 10
esrima ~conveniente sea puesto en- VI
rgor Gcsde luego para cue sean Juz-
radios totos los eos acusados del ce-
Tito lie rebellion comprend;dos en- ia
ley del g."
Como Sc We por 10 anterior, va q
ibuscarse una 'nueva ley para JAZZ
gar 4 los acusados del delito de re-
bel!6n. 10 cual no procede baJo Mn
gun concepte, pues 81 IA repubhca
Ia vrelto al orden constltucl0na!'
como 10 aseguran los mismos carran-
cgstas. los ac4sados de desitoS pol
ticos deben ser juzgados conforms
"a las leyeS expresadas en- Ia const1'''
cion, aunque esta constitution sea
IA calificada de tai que Sc Juro CT
! iQueretaro Y que ha sido puesta en-
~,-ror mar. o. nuevo regimen.
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Ispinosa MircIea recomienda calma d
Sus partidarios

Gusiayo Espinosa Mireles, candida
/, 81 gobierno del Estado ha dirigido
v.la carta circular u los directories
- los periodicos que sostiene para
etc lie hagan propaganda ell favor
&c sI c~andiGatura, reconendandoieS
CIc observer una actitud serena, su-
ry;miendo TODD ataque ~injurioso Y
a-rc7ivo. pues temc que la proion-
yacion de Ia campaaa eleccionaria
i1tensifique las discusiones hasta
II grado imptopio.
Ia veriad IS que el candidate
L-zpinosa Mirelcs ha hecho bien en-
r-conendar a sus p]srtida,ios que
harden una actitud mesurada. pucs
L. canp2Ma estaba h~acitndoSe cnco-
ar!a = los p~artidarios de LUIS GU
l~ierrez, aSi COMO los de kSpircsa Nj
rc:e$ estaban usando Va dc! insuito
como dc arrnaS dc combate. Sc les
(Pasa a la Sa.. Col SAY.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-29
BERLIN WATCHED
FOR DISTRESS sign
Embargo Expected to Show Re-
suits in Near Future
Much Under Value

Washington, Aug. 29.-The State
Department is awaiting with much in
terest reports Of the results OF the
operation of the American embargo on
the people of Germany. 1t receives
constantly reports of economic con-
ditions from it's agents in neutral
countries adjacent to Germany. Some
of the reports say that travellers have
reported acute conditions in certain
sections of the empire.
Officials of the department have
been unable to find any evidence that
Great Britain's blockade of three years
coupled with the original embargo
proclamation Of President Wilson, has
brought Germany to a position where
food stringency will cause a speedy
breakdown of it's military machine.
The reports indicate clearly that
there is a shortage of foodstuffs gen.
orally, but that by a comprehensive
distributing system the Government
is supplying every person with enough
sustenance to support them. Extreme
want in certain localities has always
been relieved. the reports say.
The distribution OF fats and milk
imported from the neutral countries
has been so Sc1entlnC, according to
these reports, that women and chill
dren have never felt tho need of ad-
ditional sustenance of this character.
Every baby in the country has had
lust enough to live on and nothing to
waste.
The State Department is without
information concerning the steps
which have been taken by the Govern
ment to offset the stringency of food
stuffs which Is expected to follow the
hard and fast operations of the latest
embargo regulations. If successful
the new embargo will virtually close
the doors of Holland and other neutral
countries to Germany.
Supplies which have been shipped
over the border heretofore will be
Z stopped abruptly. Because of the fact
that Germany was dpendent to large
extent on these imports, the Admins
tration Is satisfied that the Teutonic
ingenuity will be taxed to the utter
most to meet the new situation.
Germany has been importing every
available head of cattle from the
neutral countries, and this traffic will
end with the tightening of the embar-
go. 1t is known here that schoolboys
have been sent to the farms to care
for crops and cattle during the sum-
mer vacations and it is believed that
many of them, will be kept at their
present employment during the next
winter.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-29
TRAIN SERVICE FOR
FAIRS TO Be CUT
Nothing Can Interfere With Move
ment Of Troops to Camp

New York, Aug. 29-The New York,
company has announced to the man
agements of county and state fairs to
be held in New Englnd during Sep
TENDER that extra service usually pro-
vlded for these evets may not be pos
siblc this year. This action is neces-
STATED by the fact that tn railroads
in order to cooperate with the Gov
eminent must give preference over all
other traffic to the movements Of
troops to the training camps.
The contemplated troop movements
throughout New England commence
early in September. Some of the dates
have been definitely set, but others
have not. Changes are necessitated
from time to time and the railroads
must be prepared to meet these
changes. Troop movements must be
made promptly, the equipment must
be ready on time, and after one move
ment is completed the equipment must
be kept modified for immediate use.
AS in all other parts of the United
States, there are great many state
and county fairs throughout New Eng
others will be the Connecticut Fair at
Charter Oak Park, HARTFORD the
Washington County Fair at Kingston,
Rhode Island; the Great Darlington
Fair in the Berkshires, the Danbury
Fair and the Brockton Fair
During the continuance of these
fairs there is always an extraordinary
amount of traffic requiring an unusual
Of oh
are the troop movements will occur in
some asses on dates conflicting with the
fairs, and in that case the New Haven
will be unable to supply the extra SER
vice to the public desiring to attend
these fairs. 1t may even be necessary
to curtail regular passenger service
during the troop movements. While
the company knows the dates of the
fairs, it is and will remain uncertain
concerning the dates of the troop
movements until officially notified by
the Government. 1t is therefore i'm
possible to advise the arrangements
of the fairs whether the. company will
be able to supply the usual equipment
or not.
. In this connection, Fairfax Harrison,
Chairman of the Railroads War
Board at Washington, has issued the
following: .
''To the presidents of the New Ha-
ven railroad, the Maine Central Rail-
road, the Boston & Maine Railroad,
the Central Vermont Railway, the
Central New England Railway, the
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad and the
vice presidents OF the Boston & AL
bany Railroad and the Rutland Rail-
road:
your attention is called to our let
ter Of May 2Sth on the subject of dis
couraging large gatherings of people
requiring special passenger transport
tatton durin the war.
THE season of State and other agri-
cultural fairs is approaching and we
call your attention to the fact that
they come at time when the rail-
roads will certainly be called upon by
the government for maximum of
passenger service. It will therefore,
probably be physically impossible to
supply the. coaches and special train
service for the State fairs this year in
New Britain herald., 1917-08-29

omics and industrial subjects. $23,-
500 is availa BILE from the Federal Act
for the two years ending September
80, 1912
The part to be borne by the To-
cal school boards in support of this
work is thus explained in the afore-
said report:
The local community shall fur
nish recitation and laboratory room
and minimum equipment of books
and apparatus; as required by the
state supervisor of secondary school
agriculture. '.
1.-The local community shall pro-
vide for the teaching of all non-voca-
tional branches required of students
in the vocational courses.
" The teacher of vocational agri-
culture shall be hired for not less
than eleven months of the. year, those
months to include the season of plant
growth He shall have had technical
training, practical experience, and
pedagogic experience or training such
as shall meet the approval OF the
state supervisor Of secondary school
agriculture.
""There shall be enrolled in the
department of vocational agriculture
not less than fifteen students.
"'Of his school hours every student.
shall give not less than ten per week
for four years to vocational agricul-
ture.
IF, at the end of the year, the
course of study, procedure, and STAN
dards shall have met the approval of
the state supervisor of secondary
school agriculture and the national
board of vocational education, the
high school shall. be reimbursed to
the extent of two thirds of the sal
arv of the teacher of agriculture, up
to $1,000
The Connecticut State Council OF
Defense, believing that advantage
should be taken of this opportunity
at once under the exceptional war
conditions sends out this circular
urging agricultural courses in the
Connecticut Secondary schools. Know
ledge of agriculture has assumed
enorormous Importance since agricul
tural efficiency is necessary in ordfr
to win this war. If you have no such
course in your high school curricu-
lum, YOU are urged to file an appltca-
ton for your pro rata allowance
under the Smith Hughes bill with the
State Board of Education.
confident of your cooperation at
this crisis in the affairs of the world,
we are,
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. CHANDLER,
"Chairman."
New Britain herald., 1917-08-29
GOOD NEWS FOR OCULISTS.
Women Are Going to Wear Half Por-
ton Stockings.

Women Are Going to Wear Half Por-
ton Stockings.
Chicago, Aug. 2s.-The horrors of
war were brought home to the women
Of America yesterday when it was
announced at the Fashion Art League
that Milady may. freeze her knees this
winter, l. e., that half portion stock
ings are to be the vogue.
The supply of silk is going to be
conserved, it was said, by inducing
women to wear semi-hosiery. Die
tators Of fashion weren't quite sure
why they should conserve silk, since
the government is advocating its use
to replace wool. It was suggested,
however, that maybe the little silk
worms-being Chinese and now our
allies-would thus be afforded half
day off.
Nine. Margaret, Chicago designer,
was explaining this innovation.
See for yourself" she said and
tried to lead a reporter to a group
of models But he fed.
Previously he had been told that
ladies' b. V. DIS will be minus lace
and ribbons this season. Nine. Allie
Bailey said they'd be just as attrac-
tive because they would be made of
bright. changeable colors.
Reverting to the forthcoming half
hosiery style. its popularity can be
traced back to the tour Of the Ca
madam Kilties through American
cities.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-29
STONE-COFFEY.
Pennsylvania Resident Takes Local
Young Woman As Bride.

Robert E. Stone of Hazelton, Penn
sylvania, and Miss Mary A. Coffey
were married at 9 o'clock this morn
ing in st. Mary's church. Rev. John
T. Winters officiated. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Dunn.
Following the ceremony, recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides father on East Main street.
After a honeymoon tour, the couple
will reside in Pennsylvania.