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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
ST. LOUIS DROM|0S
ARE DOOLEY TWINS
so ALIKE TIEY FOOL THEIR
OWN sWEETHEARTS
Romance Of Each Began When They
"Switcheo" in Making Calls
On TWO Girls.

st. Louis, Mo- Joe and Will
circles of this city, are % year.old
twins. They look so much alike that
even lynX-cyed book agents can't tell
them apart. The complications that
are constantly arising because of their
remarkable similarity in looks are
frequently laughable and soon develop
into stories TO be floated about town.
A good one is still told about the
twins and a negro elevator man.
Several years ago one of the twins
worked in the Office of the Union
Electric Light and Power Company.
One day he came down the elevator
and chattcd with the negro elevator
man. The negro bade him good-by
and saw hi''' go out the door. Almost
at the san time the other twin, who
had called a the Office for his brother
but missed him, walked down the
stairs near the elevator.
II done seen double" cried the
negro, running out OF the building.
According 10 tradition, he never came
back to his elevator job.
Before they formed a partnership
one Of the twins wGs working for an
insurance agent in the Pierce Build
i ing. Returning from lunch one Gay
he met his boss" on the street. Going
up to him he said.
How is ny brother getting along
in your oGlce?" "SpIendidly," replied
the boss. He is one of the best en-
| ployes l have and he is going to make
good. I'm glad to see you are so deep
ly interested in his progress, Mr..
Dooley."
The deceptive twin hurried back to
the office and was at his desk when
the boss" returned.
81 met your brother on the street."
| said the boss" "Ee is a fine young
man."
The likeness OF the brothers en-
| abled them to economize in one d.
rection. One would go to photo
grapher and have his picture made.
He would order a dozen and give six
of them to his friends. The other
| brother would take them and dis
tribute them as !ikenesses of himself.
| No one could tell the difference. When
one brother was too busy to keep a
"litting" engagement with his tailor
lie would send the other.
Tho is Was planned not to make
the announcement Just yet, it has he,
come known that the Doclcy twins
are engaged. Joe is 10 wed Miss
Edmee Anheuser Of Gl31 Russell ave
nue., and VIII is botrothcd to Mis-
Cornelia Howe of Webster Groves.
In social circles the Dooley twins
have been noted fo.' their accomplish
constant source of confusion TO theii
dancing partners. A girl might know
that she had danced with one Of the
Dooley twins, but she could never be
sure which one.
About year and half ago, accord
ing TO one of their close friends, Joe
was to make an evening call on Miss
Howe and Will was to visit Miss An.
heuser. In a spirit of fun they
"switcf.ed Joe went to the An.
heuser home and was greeted by Miss
Anheuser as will" At the Howe
residence Will was received as Joe
Neither young woman discovered the
deception and they could hardly be
lieve it when the joke was told tt
them later, when they found them
selves engaged TO the wrong men
The brothers, however, never made
the switch" back.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
TEACHER GROWS RICH
BY 10 YEARS SAVINGS
Invests Money In Real Estate and
Boom Sends 1t Soaring.

Boom Sends 1t Soaring.
Bristol, Tenn.-The marriage here
of Miss Julia E. Slack of the Okla
homa City Schools and B. Clay Mid
dleton, lawyer ant editor Of Lynch
burg, Tenn, has brought to light the
fact that the teacher-bride is mag
nate-ess." After ten years of teach
ing she has fortune of $150,000.
Miss Slack made her money by
wise investments. Purchasing cen,
trally located business lots in the
boom days of Oklahoma City she
found herself well-to-do by their ad
vance in price. Shortly afterward the
site selected for the State capitol
was one which adjoined a five-acre
tract of suburban land she had &C
quired. Location of the capitol next
to her tract sent it soaring in value
TITS not how much you make, bu,
how much you save and how you in
vest it," said Miss Slack after she
had become Mrs. Middleton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
Halt Sermon, Want to Wed.

Columbus, Ind.-While the Rev.
William Hobson, pastor of the Jack
son Street Christian Church, was
preaching, Shepherd Scofeld, son OF
John Scofield, and Miss Bertha Brown,
daughter OF Henry Brown of this city,
walked up to the pulpit and asked
that he quit preaching and marry
them.
The minister declined to do 30. but
informed the couple that he would
perform the marriage ceremony when
he had finished his sermon. Fifteen
minutes later the couple again asked
that the sermon be stopped and the
ceremony perfoBned, but again the
minister refused and held to his text
until he finished. Then he married
the couple.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
STRAWBERRY MARMALADE

Clean frui. IN the usual way. meas
arc. and allow / pint OF sugar 10 each
quart ~ fruit. Rinse the preserving
kettle in cold wafer that there may
he some moisture on the sides and
bottom Pat in alternate layers of
fruit and sugar, using fglit 10" the
first layer.
Heat slowly. stirring frequently.
While stirring, break UP The fruit.
Cook two hours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
Peanut Kills Child.

Minneapolis, MINI. A peanut
caused the death of Bernhard New
port, years old, who was given it by
his brother after the mother Of the
boys endeavored to put them out of
reach and left the room. The youth
attempted to swallow it whole.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
"sMELLER" LOCATES OIL WELL
He "Scents" Metals Also by Walking
Over Ground.

Wichita Falls, TeXas.-Henry Zach
ary, an "oil smellcr," WIS employed to
locate the we'll of the Uncle Luke vii.
son Oil Company on lease on the
Wilson ranch in the Archer district.
He is said to be gifted with supersen'
sitive olfactory nerves which enable
him to find buried oil or metals by
simply passing over the ground.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
Her Health Is Her FortaAr
Margarite Clark Goes Contrary To The Old Adage

Though it is a very gen
eral impression that a
girls face is her fortune,
there is one immensely
successful photoplay star
who does not believe in
that theory. Marguerite
Clark, who is second to
none in screen popularity,
subscribes to the fact that
a screen stars health is
her greatest asset. 1t is
only by keeping in the
pink of condition that she
can stand the terrific
strain of working day
after day in the Famous
Players studio.
Marguerite Clark plays
child parts upon the
screen that present her at
the age of twelve, and she
carries them off as con-
vincingly as if she were
not a day older than the
character which she is
portraying. How does
she do 1t? BY keeping
herself in such perfect
physical condition that
she has all the freshness
and spontaneity of the
child of that age.
Miss Clark has always
been Il very abstemious
eater, her daily consump-
tion of food being less
than half that of the
average person. She sell
dom eats meat and will
frequently make a meal of
a salad and toast.
Miss Clark takes at
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES

MAKE a syrup of four pounds OF
sugar and one-half PINT of water,
Boil until syrup is mass of slow
moving bubbles, with glazed Gp-
pearance on the surface.
Gull and wash four boxes of her,
ries, and drop into the syrup. Boil
slowly for 10 minutes. Allow ia
stand in covered pan for ~ hours.
Then strain liquid from berries,
This can be done best by placing
ii cheeseclOth in wire basket, pour
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05

Some may hesitate about putting
up strawberries because they are
hard To keep
Experts in Uncle Sans experiment
Kitchens have tested ways of prepar-
ing strawberries for winter use, Their
best recipes are printed here.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
Fear Saves woman's Life.

Minneapolis. Minn.-When knocked
to the pavement by team of fire en-
gine horses, Miss Kate Stafford lay
motionless while the five-ton machine
passed over her body. She was un-
injured, but ii was Ave. minutes after
her experience before she could
speak.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
sANlsH MAN FROM HOME TOWN
Courts Punishment for EIopins With
Niece. .s-

Aurora, 1ll.-Albert Powers has
been banished from his home town
of st. Charles as an outgrowth of the
elopement with his 17-year-old niece,
Bessie Haynes, last August. Powers
has been in the Kane County Jail at
Geneva, waiting trial. The father of
the girl insisted on prosecuting Pow
ers, but the girls mother wished to
avoid the publicity incident to trial
and the unique sentence resulted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
II ousehold T3}ntC.-

ing the berries and liquid into il.
Pack the berries into sterili2ed jars.
filing absolutely full. Use liquid for
Jelly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05

It makes no difference whose name
is on the safe provided you hold the
combination. .t,r . r.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05

A married man seldom, gets the
last word, because OF his. inability to
remain awake.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05

The average man would rather
blow his own horn than listen to q
land concert. 'n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
SEES FORTUNE IN OLD VIOLIN
Civil War Veteran Said to Cwr
Genuine "Strad."

GthuINc "Ssrdu.
Sussex, n. J.-Mahlon p. johnson,
civil war veteran, recently got oui
an old violin given to him by his
grandfather in 1S47. An expert in
such matters discovered on the inside
of the instrument the inscription AN
tonic Stradivarius, Cremon.fi Facibet
Ammo 1890" 1t is now valued at from
$4,000 to 100000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05

While q mans win may be law, in
the case Cf 4 married man the law is
elGOm enforced. ~''
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-05
NO MORE PICKING UP OF NAILS

Magnetized Clip Nov Does II For
Carpenters.
A device to save carpenters from
picking up nails has been invented.
I. consists of magnetiaed clips, which
the carpenter fastens to his fingers
and which draw the nails to his hand
Good liars are scarce, but SON { liars
ora Very cl-illf,,l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
NO pROPORCIONABA TRENES
PARA LAS fROPAS e. f.
RROCARRIL hEXICANO
POR tai RAzOH Y P0R QUE Los TELE-
CRAFISTAS COhSPlRADAE, Sc APO
DERO Ell GODIEREO De FACT0 De Ell

C. DE MEXICO, Abr,l 22.-Un al
TO carrancistashrd | utn utn dtuontu
to Official del ejercito carraEcista de-
clar6 hoy ell motive que habla tent
do ell gobierno del Primer Jefe para
a~poderarse del Ferrocarril MeXicano,
Que CORE entire esta ciudad y el pUer-
to de Veracruz, fue que Ia compania
cue 10 manejaba no proporclanaba. an
tempo oportu2o, los trenes que nacian
falta para el transporte de tropas. Is
ia demora. segun el Official declaran-
tie, daba por resultado que ell 60
bierno no pudlera hacer n persesu-
cion efectiva de los bandoleros que
infestan Ia region por donde ~atravie-
sa Ia menciCnada Inca. Habia tam
bi6n la sospecha dc que los t~elegrafis-
tas estuvieran %ayuGando a los bando
lercs con inf0rmacioles, Y prectsaba,
ror 10 tanto, hacer I'm Gamble compile
to en- Ell personal. Fl ferrocarrJ ha-
bia sido deconilsado con antcrlorldad
ror el gohierno, y dcvue,to pOr gestlo-
mes de los accionIstaS, hace IN aNo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
ROOSEVELT NO Dice ST RA
SDO ACEPTADA 0 No
ST. OFERTA
SICUE REClBIEND0 HUCHAS CARTAS FL
CORONEL De personals que QUEREN
FORHAR PARTE De SU FXPfDICIOa

OYSTER BAY. abril %. Ell CO.
ronel Theodore Roosevelt renuso de-
cir anochc 81 habia recibido alguna
information de Washington referente
a 81 eI gobierno americana h1bla acep-
tado o no Ia oferta que hiZo de or
sarIzar una expedition para II ! com
barir con ella 2 favor de los paises de
Ia entente. Al enterarsele de las de-
ciaraciones del G~obernador With
man, en- las cuales este insinua que
desea conferenciar con Ell ey-PreSi-
dente sobre una conlsIon en- I Eroba-
blemente ponga a este al frente de
las ni;lic,as de Nueva York, el Coro-
mel Sc manifest muy interesadO, pero
tampoco hizo declaration alguna.
Hay la seguridad de que al or2ani-
zarse IA expedition, sobraran ~volunta-
rios para ella. e. Coronel hi estadC
recibiendo cartas de muchas parties
del pals en- que lie 0frecen u seryi-
clos muy ccnocidas personals. Entire
elias Sc e]ncuentran los luchadores Ba
ttling Nelson y Kid Mccoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
FUERON ABAHDOHADOS Ell FL
MAR UROS PRISIONEROS
POR Los 1EUTGNES
TN SUBMARINE QUE Los HiBIA Tornado,
Sc SUHtRGIO CUtNDO Los CAUIlYOS
ESTABAN EN- FL PUEhTf

WASHINGTON, D. c. Abril 22.-
In despacho recibido por e. Departa-
mento de EstaGo, trae Ia n0tlcla de
como Sc salvaron Qiecinueve personals
pertenacientes a Ia trlpulaclon de TN
buQue mercante que habia sido torpe-
deado por III submarine alemau Y
cue habian sIdo hecho prlsloneros Qor
el tCmandante del menCiouadU subma-
rino teutOn. Seguu sc cttt2re. ei CO.
mandante del submarine OrdenO = los
prlsioneros que abandonaran e. bOte
en- u Sc habian refuglado y sc eSta-
cionaran sobre e. puente del sumergi-
bic msierUraS IN grupo ue lpdlvlduoS
De la triDuiaCIOn de a naqulna des-
tructora alemana lba q volar Al barco
mercante con bombas de dlnanLta.
Mientras estaba en- eSta ~operacion, a
paecio III. barco patrulla, de los Irgle-
seS, v!stO 10 Qua. por los alenanes,
dleron providencias para sumerglrse
SIN atlILer = los ~prlSI0neros que eS-
tAban su1fe ei pUeEte. a QuleneS Sc
les Ce.a cue perecieran 0 a que lucha-
ran con el aqua. Por fortuna, el bar
60 ingIeS lego a tempo para Salvar a
muchos de los que habian sido vlcti-
mas de IA crUe.dad a~.enlana.
Despues, IA ~tripulacion del barco re-
flri0 como hao:an pasado .as cosas
Dicho barco era de POGO andar Y no
llevaba teiegraf,a i~naldmbrica. Al ser
~requerIdo por e. submarine, que era
Mas hgero, pronto 10 tuvo a trio y
empezo . dIsparar desde una distan-
cia de 100 yardas. Uno de los pro-
yecti-es atrayez6 IA proa, a corta dis
tancIa del puente, e hirio a tres persC
mas de IA tripulaci0n. Uno de los herr
dos es americana, aunQue 81 condlcIon
no es grave.
Los naufragos. que de otra manera
0ueGen 1~sauIarse r5S ahaUI,"a!H> per
el submarine aleman, fueron deSem-
BARBADOS en- IN pequeno puerto de la
costa oriental de Inglaterra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
UNk "LGGOHOTORA HiZO EX-
PLOSION 4 SEIS nllLAS
De LAREDO, TEX.
FL F0GOHtRO 7 OTRAS Dos PERS0NAS
RtSUiTlaah CGH GRAVES QJEHADU2aS

LAREDO, Texas, Abril 23.-Como
resultado de ia explosion ocurlda en- Ia
locomotora de IN tren del l. u. and n,
que habia sllldo de esta ciudad para
ell Norte, tres personals rc~sUitaIon
graremente danadaS a cauSa Ge las
Guenaduras Y de las Commissioners que
recioieron. ia explosion OcurTit cerCa
de Orvllle, dIez niilas II Norte de La
redo. FL tren Sc habia detcnido en-
Ia m~eucloonada estacicn de CrviIIe
con e. Goblet de hacer vapor, pues Ia
locomotora arrastraba III gran nj
nero de carros cargados de cebClla, Y
seguramente hubo alguu eXccso en- III
cha operation. que do por resultaGo
eI estallid de la ra,dera.
Sc ret cue e. fcogIero moriri,
pues fue Guien mas graves quelaa-
duras recrb:o, pues cuando vim laced
duras recibi6, pues cuando sobreHi-
no Ia explosion SC ~eacontraba prec!S2
mente Junto a Ia calGera. Todcs los
1eSinadoS fUercN trajds vio.entaluente
a esta cludad, donLe sc les atiende .on
gran sol,citud en- el e. hospital de IA
Compania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
VILLA Sc EACUENTRA OTRA
VFz EN- LAS CERCANIhS
De CHIHUAHUA
Sc CREE QUE TRAIT De ATACAR La PLAZA
APROVECHAADO La AUSENfIA De
HURGUiA Y SUS TROPbS

Ell PASQ, Tex, Abril 23.-Fran
cisco Villa con una co-umna de Qua
ro nil hombres, Sc encuentra a Sc
senta millas a. Sur de Ia Capital
del Estado de CnIEua;sua desputs
de haber eludido Ia persecution
Q1e le vienen hacienda las tropas lei
gobierro de facto al nlando del jefe
Francisco Murguia. A-unque e. men
cionado Murguia habia establecldo sus
tropas en- pOsiciones estrateglcas y
parecia no ser possible para e. bando-
Zero romper el sitlo en- que Sc eGccn-
traba. cuanGo los carr3ncistas menCS
10 ~pensaban Sc dierou caenta de que
81 ~perseguldo no Sc encontraba va den
tro del circulo.
Hay IA crelcia entire las autorida-
des milltares de eSta cludad que VI
la atague dentro de nIuy pocoS diaS
la plaza de Chihuahua, en- vista de
que esta que actualmente euenta con
POGO guarnlcion, pucs "a mayor partc
de las fuerzas las ticnc Murguia en- el
Noroeste dc Chihuahua y no lie sera
facil moverias en- tempo opOrtuno
~paraevitar que su enemlg0 Sc apode-
re de "a plaza antes dicha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
L. slErN De EMERGENCLA

NUEVA WORK Abril 23.-Se ha
yerlficado " "a inscription en- el Re
gistro Mercant:. de esta ciudad, de Ia
nuevo corporation naviera que Sc IT,
tulara shipping Board Emergency
Fleet CORPORATION" II cIal diSpone de
IN capital &c ~cincuenta mil.ones de
pesos.
Esta emprcsa la preside el cc!ebr
ingerieI" omerIcano constructor del
Canal Ge Panama, brigadier J. A.
Goethais. Y Sc ded!cara I Ia construc~
clon Re Jaroos De MADEIRA, utilizando
cuantos medios rapidos Sc c~onozcan, a
fin de que sus buques puedan !levar
4 costaS de Europa cuantos pertrechos
ne guerra Y where's Duedan necesitar
los aliaGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
Como
|Dinero
A Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- las que Sc nos pregunta
Ia manera absolutamente Segura
y mas rapida para enviar dinero 8
distintas plazas de Ia Republica
Mexicsna, asi como 81 modo mas
eficaZ para traer dInero de aquel
pals. En- seguida tenemoS el gusto
de dar un infor1e a nuestros Glen
tes, el que no dudamos resultara
en- provecho de todos.
Existe IN medic muy rapido, eff
caz y absolutamente SECURE para
enviar dinero a cualquier ciudad de
Ia Republica NeXlcana, e. que ORE
&c, entire otras muchas, Ia ventaja
de que es de TODD punto impossible
que los cllentes pierdan un sole
centavo, pueS cue la casa grade
"a toma bajo So mas eStricta res
ponsabIlidad tcdoS los rieSgos, 3
Sc encarga de dar tOdos los pasoS
necesarios a fin de evitar q sus nu-
meroscs clientes toda clase de mo
lesiias, perdldas Y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen en- tcdaS las
plazas de la citaGa Republica Ne
xicana, precisamente en- pesos fuer
teS de plata meXicana o en- none
das de orc nacIonal, pudlendo ha-
Ger tambien situacioneS en- d0lares,
o sea dInero americana, 81 e. Glen
te aSi 10 prefiere.
Al desear situar dinero a cual-
quier parte de IA Republica, has
tara remitir q Ia casa gIradora d.
nero americana, asi como e. nom
bre Y direction complete de IA per
soma a quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, = IA casa por conducto de
sus agenies Sc encargara de hacer
Ilegar q manos de los i~nteresados
ell 2dinero que Sc ordene, sin que
Ia persona que 10 remite de este
pals tenga que molestarse en- es-
criSir, nj enviar hbranzas, pues
que Ia casa gradora Sc encarga
de TODD clio, Y ademas recOgera IN
recibo de Ia persona q QUien Sc lie
remlte el dinero, e. que envara CO.
mo c~omprobante a Sus c~lienteS.
Al recibir 81 dinero americana.
la asa giradora envara al cliente
una carta de garant}a. en- IA cue
consta que 81 por cuaiquiera cir
cunstancia el dinero no fuere en-
tregado a la persona qu e Sc desig-
ne en- Mexico. en- un plazo raZona-
bic, Ia casa Sc compromete a de
volver al girador la misma canti-
dad de dinero americana que rect
bio, sin cobrarle abSolutamente na-
da por sus geStiones
4 Ia fecha sSta casa ha sltua-
do en- Mexico mas de t~reScientos
nil pesos m~eXicanos = tienen Ell
gusro de no haber recibido nj una
sola reclamation
Para remitir Ell Ginero america
no ell modo mas SECURE es sacar
un giro postal o giro de Express
pagaderc a la orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los bile
es en- carta certificada debiendo
rotular eI sobre como Sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
COMO Sc HUNDE IN SUBMA.
RHO.

In submarine aLeman recogido 4 10
largo de Ia costa albanesa hizo a
sus ~salvadores el re,ato sigujente
que nos trasmite la c~orresponsal del
Corriere della >era."
"El U-l6 haDia saiido de Cattaro,
el II de Oetubre por IA tarde. Nave
gaba bien. Permanecimos primero a
a.guna distancla De a costa lie Aka
MIA. luego nos dirigimos hacia alta
mar, . Ia altura Ge DurazZo, cuando
apercibimos q los t~orpederos Italia
nos delante de ~nosotros. Mes slmer-
gimos Y no ocurrlo NADIA. 2or Ia no
che navegamos sobre Ell mar, que eS-
taba d~eSierto. FL Il Z las Seis lie
"a maHana nos ocurrio n sorpresa.
Nos c~reinlos ,eios de las costas Y
en- seguridad, pero no era asi. Eta
bamas cerca del lago de Eallona, cen
seis metros &c fondo, apenaS. SGn
duGa UT error en- los caicUIOs del CO.
nandante. Ell uIa palabra tuvin.os
Ia Suerte de que no nos molestara ma,
die. Henos de nuevo en- ruta hacia
los parajes de Ia Is,a Nellera. Vino
Ell crepusculo, luegc la no:he Todo
estaba tranquilo. e. l. cruzamos
bajo el aqua entire Fcrto-Palermo Y
Santo Quarants. Debiamos encoa-
trar trabaio, pero njngun barco Sc
mostraba. Por Ia noche al salir i
f.ote para cargar los acumuladores
yinlos m yacht = IN crucero que iban
de Corffu a Santo Quarante. Nos a.
presuramos q sumergirnos de nuevo.
Perc a Ia manana siguiente nos tro-
pezamos con IN barco italiano, ei
"Bernida" acompanado por IN tor
pedero...
Nuestro c~omandante orden5 el alta
que Estahamos a poca profundidad.
A quinientos metros del navio envia-
mos IN torpedo, luego otro. a Ia
prinlera explosion el c~omandante gri-
70. "iSe acabo ell barco, Sc hundio!'
el ccmandaHte eStaba en- e. p~eriscopio
Oiuos Ia explosion del segundo tor
pedo. Itamos a lamar lin ihrrah.
de victoria, cuando de pronto ecu
rric algo eSpantoso... In golpe te-
rrible, una explosion. Sin duda
GAIA sobre nosorros Il bomba con
IN ruido norriole. iQuien Ia habia
Ianzado? GQU&n habia venido por
encIma de nosotros? FL U-16 estaba
~destro=ado. In choQue en- Ia proa,
cuatro eXplosiones en- Ia popa. T.
aqua entraoa por Ia izquierda bajo
los acumuladores.
E. submarine sc hundi6 por Il par
te &c prca : bcrdo no Sc Dian mas
que grltos frataban de impedir que
entrara Ell aqua. La coSa podia durar
~algunos minutes pero IA muerte es-
taha ALI "a. Il aqua fi.tra5a.
i'm cin.uron de salvamento!-gri-
to 81 comanda nte muy palido-El
mic esta podri DO! e. segundo de a
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Fue eacontrado I'm hom-
bre muertO en- Ell
rio Trinidad

DALLAS, Atrl! pa mas c,rH
vardas de la Armstrong Pacing Co.
fue encontrad, entire e, lodo Del ltcho
del rio. ell cuerpo dc IN indrv:duc g:rc
Sc cree fue ases,rado el vierres en- Ia
aoche Por mas ~tsfuerzos que =" han
techo, no ia podido inasntificarsa
Ell individuo on question. i've cuer.'"
;1e exhibida en- una lie las 7%ea las do
inhamacioneS dc la cjudll. para I'.c
10 examinara Ell publico.
e. crimen there intrigaGas 4 las au-
toridades Y a la policia, pues no hay
huella ninguna sobre Ia cual segulr a
los malechores.
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100000 mujeres ameri'
n prestaran sus
services a Ia Patria

WASHINGTON. abril 23.-Ciento
.su-a m.l muJeres patrIotaS fueron
admitidas hoy en- as fiias del "ejer-
IT, u= .ca.es dc los EsCados UnidoS',
q. acepatr las "Hijas &c IA revolution
americana. las recomendac!ones de!
ur~e.c Nac:onaI &c Defensa refe-
renteS q que todos los RESIDENCES en-
este pals Geoea preStar 81 cooperation
en- Ia present. crisis Con A.=nla"Ia