davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
SUGARS STOCKS
LOOKING UP
er z. Q. M.ecRoNg q 90

There was very little activity yes
terdAy afternoon on the local en-.
change. The total for the day was
about 1890 shares.
Some Charcoal Common sold AZ
2 81 but little stock IL selling be-
low this ngure. Charcoal In eK-
dividend now.
Some Crank Shaft changed hands
az IS IL. The bid was them raised
20 rs. but there were no offerings.
German-American sugar was the
leader this morning. Several hun
dred shares sold at about - -.
This unusual activity Ia probably
due 10 the fact that this II the day
OF the German-Amerioan annual
meeting and very favorable reports
are expected from the orscers. Sus'
ar stocks in general seem TO be on
the ascendency.
The motors are merely marking
time. Paige IL holding arm but
REQ was offered ~ 81 Island no
takers The best bid was SO. which
IL almost a point under Yesterday
market.
One cannot expect \ great Deal OF
trading on the exchange until the
method Of raising the
mnds TO meet war expenditures II
announced. This causes q little UNI
certainty as 10 the immediate fu-
ture OF some industries. but the
market il behaving wonderfully well
FOR such 4 crisis. The general un'
DERIVING feeling In one OF confidence.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
OAKMAN URGES
SUPERVISORS TO
AID RED CROSS

County Clerk Milton Oakman 1p-
psaled 10 county members OF the
board OF supervisors TO enron their
constituents In the work OF the
Red Cross when the board con.
vened for It's regular spring session.
Tuesday.
We want to take these subscrfp-
tion blanks and have them signed
IN every little hamlet In Wayne"
he said. There are many OF us
who may be q little too Odd to 10
to war. but we can 40 some good
IN this way He asked q dollar
with each signature.
Oakman's appeal followed q short
meeting In which Aid. Herman
Schuits was elected president OF
the board to succeed Edward Bar
nett Resolutions on Aid. Barnetis
death were adopted.
A communication from Highland
Park. petitioninE for incorporation
AZ q city. was referred 10 the ways
and means committee. The board
win reeonvens "Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
Produce

Frrmness continues 70 be the lead
ing characteristics OF the produe
market. price changes when they oc
cur. being almost Invariably In tn
upward direction. At the momsn
veal calves are a little easy on Hb
erat receipts. but the demand Il goo,
and no further decline Is looked for
offerings OF potatoes are growing
tighter. and while the demand 10 lea
than normal because % high prices
~ 10 nevertheless better than the sup
PIN snd the market IL sharply high
er Poultry is cleaning. up from da,
e. day at FUN quotations. Butter
and eggs are nrm At the last al
vance and linseed oil is quoted .,
higher.
AppIes-SlSooIps ger pbL fos
choice and sSoS for fancy.
s.a.nss Good shippinE stock
Beaas-pried Lima Use 10.
Crsnserrie.- Howes. t3is bu.
Dressed Csives-Faney, is0sie.
Dr-...a aos. Light. Issiie;
heavy. IS6Isc 10.
Ftanss Hsadi~s--Ikc II.
Fresh etasles-Radishes fso
soc don. parsley. ,S0tvc doL: cu-
f f0t. ,i5o s sS: s sSSif ~, scs r
head lettuce. iceberg. t1se case
cabbage Texas isc per ib .
shallottA. 5o0ssc doE: Florida celery.
basket crate: spinach. tld1i per
hamper; asparagus. sections. % per
Grape Fr-it-,t:5oLso per crate.
hss-y-Fsney waite. isSiTe: an
Hsy--Dstroit shippers arr paying
the following prices to- -sIsd hay N
ca lott Q. b. Detrott; No tir,o-
1.s, sn,ss. ,,,,s %s,e,
~ = timothy. :is9i3: ~, nixed
o. s'@ Nu mlxeA- NeIii: No.
! ciover Hf4isso rye stIsw: $50
. le. wn~ai and cat straw. hss0s
Lems.. it2595 Per boz.
I.ls'-szsi 10 eiIs Der. zoe
w nuts :oors: aimondA
o...s..-Nsv.is 500 ror,sa.
onI.r-sfo 90 Per ioc-ie. sack:
spsnlsk onions III crate Bsrnu-
onlos set--N hite or yellow. $3.50
Pineapple. IS 50 per case.
4. f.''-.-.s- NNCac 49, lots -
bag 80 sou 40 bu new Bormudas.
So per bbi Is per bu
springs. 20 q &c; heavy hers .sp'sss:
mediums .snaSc. stays. lsasae
Loottsrs. ASIA geese. lsasSe;
strsws-Sr,-.-l5a tOc quart
sw~s' Pc'sts~s--Iers@ys. xtin dried.
- ger crate.
Csoaed Geaas-AppIes. s1.Tt per
gal Lima beans fiIS,7 iGe. corn
fancy Maine Ass. standard sltso
Lac. table h cts. 81 ;=Se1.o; peas
salmon. tan ts.tS. rnarrUwrst peaa
u 20 %: esriy June. si.ko. sifts1
standard. 9 s00i.so Goa
r.st'am. isas sSt fis sRae Sem R,o.
liz i's , IN $50 i y, Ri e "s''s
Feed Bran. So standard mid
dlings sH the UItdditnEs. tts coarse
corn and oats chop. SIS Per ton.
Flour-Best winter patent IN y
paper sack 'il.jo second patent
g. n straight. SO -: spring patent
81 - re four tleOo psr hhl
oIl-Raw uns~d. tfis. boiled lin
ssed. il.ii IN barrel lots. kerosene
tank wagon or ron barrels sac,
gasoline, 1850 RAl
PrOvisieas Ness pork. $50. family
pork. tt36t1. clear backs St06 tS
PORK toms 5sn45r hams. ITO ss,so
briskets. 10a &c. picnic hams. isi1 O
I zoo. bacon .Ta SIC lard IN tierces
2sc kettle rendered &c per N
Hlds.-.No. ! cured hides. ace. No
I green hides. lec. No. I cured bulls
i5ci No. green bulls ifc. No.
| cured veal kip. acc. No 1 green veal
Kip. 23c. No. cured murrain, zoe
No. green murrain. lsHe. Nc. !
! cured calf Csc No. ] green calf SIC
l No, horse hides. 81 No horse
4 hfS~S 81 No I fattow Ice No : tai
I low - ~. No 7 hifsE IL on No
kin and ~aif 1Lr n Freep skinA Car
I 20 amount WOOL. SOC aiS
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
7. R. CALLS ON
The PRESIDENT
Visits White House To Talk
Over War
Plans

WASHINGTON. April IL. - Col.
Theodore Roosevelt called on Pres
ident Wilson az noon Tuesday 20
talk over war plans.
With . broad smile and bis usual
slscrity he bounded up the White
House steps TO talk a little bust
ness" with President wilson--and
incidentally set the newspaper men
and White House employees ION their
ears" for q time.
The colonel laid before the presi.
dent the details OF his plan 70 send
volunteer division TO the European
battle front The president doubt.
less in bis own due time" will rem
der . decision. he said when he
came out.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
y SHADOW
DEnS STREET
- Dsvunus Plans Put q
Z pnmpeg g Enthu-

oGDw YonK. April 1.-The New
y xofk Evening sun financial review
Jossdsy said:
News developments over night
xers OF a character somewhat 70
J. accenfunte rather han lessen the
fsofing Of uncertainty in securities
and money market circles.
rWail street IL concerned over
NE forthcoming government bond
Issue. Bankers are practically
unanimous In believing II would De
usxise 10 attempt TO noat such
huse issue In a lamp sum at the
3 IL per cent rate proposed
There Ia a strong sentiment In
fsyor OF keeping proceeds OF the
bond sale In the banks and employ
IN commercial paper for their use
-The banking fraternity is opposed
% heavy Industrial taxation in rails
~ other funds needed.
Trading was moderately active
~ the course Of prices was ir'
seguiar.
vBoth Union Pacific and Reading
sold up more than two points
-Th< Industrial list was narrowly
irregular AZ the opening, with a ten
dency to weakness in the early SEES
nIoa. There was a rally at midday
noer the Monday closing level. after
vDach prices again declined irregu-
1<Sly. u. 8. Steel sold below l0s
hseore the tonnage statement. This
- rsssrded AZ a particularly good
ahgwing. In the later movements
roool ruled between los IL and no
~ copper group was steady save
- weakness In Utah"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
soys Locked up A. ThI.v..

Two boys. both is. were being
held Tuesday by police OF Hunt-st.
station In connection with the dis
mantling OF an automobile owned
by Daniel Bonadis. No. ss4 Elliott
Fl. Bonudis' car was stripped 81
everything portable Monday while
II was parked in IelSnd-st.. near
Russell-st. The boys were taken
into custody an hour later by Pa
troimen Gran and DNhnks. The
radiator OF the machine was found
IN their possession. police say.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
PHONE COMPANY
ELECTS DIRECTORS

Tho annual stockholders meetlnf
% the Michigan State Telephone
company was held in the company
Office IN Detroit. II o'clock Tuesday
morning
The report OF the directors e
the stockholders was approved. and
the following directors were elected
fer the ensuing year: Frank "
Blair Emory W. Clark. Henry
Russell Dudley =. Waters William
Judson L y. Bethel. y c. Kings.
bury. Theo. y Naa. Alonzo Bur
VI = YIN q T. sunny.
Tn, meeting Of tie directors icr
organization and election OF ofrcers
vii be held early In June
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11

The original musical comedy
Fools OF Paradise" the annual pro
duction OF the Michigan union. an
organization OF University OF Mich
gan students. vas presented Monday
evening. In the Lyceum theater. 10
an audience that nlled the theater
The musical score Was written by
Abraham J. Gornetszky. Chester 8,
Lawton and Seymour simons. The
leading role was taken BY Fred Wiz,
ster. OF Detroit, and other Detroit
students had roles in the cast and
chorus. The entertainment Is AZ
lively and jinslins as student pro
ductions are expected 10 be. The
troupe" will give performances dur.
ing the week in Grand Rapids. Bat.
tie Greek. Toledo and Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
CHICAGO GRtIN.

CHICAGO Arr.I Ia-orrntuz -
wheat Nc. down ~ f.'f down
e. Sept down r. Com MFr.
down e Julv down 2c. sept. d""a
use oats. May. up isc. July. down
80. sept down &c. Provision
lower
Noon Wheat. May up &c. July
IN 't.c. September down &c. Corn.
May up 5tsc. Iuly zap -isc- Septen1-
her up &C. oats MAY up 80 July
up 10. september up &c Provtsions
irregular.
Close Wheat. MAY up -, fuiy
down 80 september down n &C.,.
corn. Nav mp IHIy-up lie
Septeuher up Fee. NAV down isr.
July down i4c september down &C.
Provisions irregular
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11

TOLTDO. AprII 10 .CToar-W hsaf
cash and Mav g. -s July. tissA
Corn ,1sh, 81 MAJ. ~ =
s6h r. July, So &c. Rye ash 81 -
rtoverreed cash si055 April
500 October. 21p0tIs Alsike
Prime and Anrii tffcn Timothy
cash and April. 2. Co. Butter. Brlck
creamery. 4fy. tu1 creamery. IS fsc
ruH@ FRESH sandted. &C., fancy Fr-
Ircts. sac. Hav- Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
D1IRY PRoDUCr$

Butter-ENtra creamery. t3hc -
creamery hrsts. aye. dairy, &c 10.
packing stock. 5 lc per n
EGE.-M Michigan fresh current re-
- pts cases Included &c per dor.
Receipts TUESDAY. 5GgB
Ckees~--Mich gan rats. 10hc. New
York zzr. domestic Swiss $50 soc,
imported swiss 81 a SOC brick cream
2Ic. lin burger. lib. Isl. &c. f-pound
sft-c. lonE horns. .3isc daisies, aea.
d@iZc per pound.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholeEsie prices:
Crystal douinoes. 2-lh. 81. 40. s-lb-
ti2 eagle tablets. 1870, cut loaf.
$3.50. cubes 81 20. XIV ooWdsrad
sSg5 standard powdered 1880 ran
ulafcd- extra coarse, sEEE. DO nna IN
bulk. s. So. DO 25-ib. cottons. 1910:
crystal domino gran. --lb and S.Ib
cartons IN cases. $3.50. cfYstal dom
a. 60. ronfarttnutrs A. tsgs No 4
$3.50. No g. fs45. No 3. $50. 80. Z.
ss35 No. s. $3.50. no. .. iB7S No.
10 $500. NO. ~. ss15. No. IA tsio.
go, ~, I'oS No. :, 1905 10 rs.
granulatsd g. 40 per 100 lbs house
hold powder. - - 20 case rs.
do. As g. case. sfsY per case
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
cHIrAcn nITrrn MAnl,rr

CHICAGO APRIL 10 Butter: TX
fras. aAr. nrsts f@f. DAIRY extra. tf
4Asc: rrsts. $500 Egrs Prime
Ordinary. s0n1a 6rEts 2fn7ec.
cheese: rw,nA .2dzefsci youne
American 90 aef.t Live pouItrr-
Fowls e.is ducks. iTa11e. geese.
l.0iscs springs e21ec turkeys coo
rofstoeS Receipts 20 rars fancy
western. ts11.fG Wisconsin and 81 n
n~sota fes0Sg-a
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO Aprii fo.--HoEs. Re-
csipts 10000: market strong. isc
higher. mixed and butchers. $3.50 q
1870, good heavy. ti6fen 1870
rouEh heavy. StST0oiss light
1850 pigs tll.ts1i5. Cattle.
Receipts 5000. market gt@adr
ers 1888 q II 20. at0ckerr snd feed
ers fTae8t0 TeNans tesq61t.iS
calves tsdi7S0 sheep; Receipts
: 400 market Ior higher rrtiv~
ftaTe@IT western f1iat1io
Igk0
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11

CLEVELAND a. April 20 ..FcEa
E@c~irfs 900 '0T'5- higher york-
srs $3.50 mivcd fi5NS I'D .ums
SIG. rgs sl4 rouEhs flt-f rfaxr
81 cattle Receipts cars. slow
and stead sheep arf TRr7ha Re-
,.eipfs ? cars steady too SIS Calves
Receipts 100 weak 20 CSC lower: top
GIA
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
CITY HAS POWER
TO BUILD SUBWAY

Detroit has authority TO proceed
With the construction Of subway
- IN elevated system OF trsnspor.
totton without further enabling acts
his Il an opinion ~ Corporation
Counsei Harm J. Dingsman. sub.
ottsed 20 the street railway com
missfoners a. their request
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
NEw YoRk rRoDtcE u,RKrr

NEW YORK April 10 Flour. Dull
and unsettled Pork stronger. mess
E3Hfi go Lard strong middle vest
spot. 81 f4u-. sugar. Raw frm-
orr Centrifugal fs test 1sasIF0s.
muacuFsd1. 50 test i5fgGGaI. re-
nned, nrmer cut loaf. fs66qs gos
crushsd. tsb0asTb povdsrsd g. 20
usts. rrsuulatru. 3 sUds2f Dof-
Zee Itl $50 on spot. roc. Tslfov
Firm rrertal. itc city 1sf, r. sotfn-
fIE fat- RI ite Hay. stead grinie
500 a. $780, ferr 40 O. 500 $50
clover fhtu fi Dressed U..ftrvs
FIr- frrirt~ fR07f-. chickens 20
s. fowls iTd CSC. du~ta It4esr
IFr nnuitrt tnssftisf Ersts ifd
$50 fr-iH sc fowls 1@Hef. fur-
keta r0o -sr ro0sters ff~ rNfrksns
nroIfnru 500 55r Cheese Quiet.
state mik common Co. specials. 81.
~ 70. rkIwH common Gro specials
I0agnc
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
East RUFrALo LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. April IL
Cattle Receipts. zoe, market active
ard nrr: prime steers. tsdl Ia.
butcher grades. sSHl-. cows tiG ..
calves Receipts. 5000. market az
tive ana steady. Gull 20 choice. 80 y
1850 sheep and lENhs Receipts.
I 100. market active laInbs i5c high /
er- choice -lamha tiggsdi Gull
to fair tis5edis yeariinEA $50
r~fpts 1905 market active, Ied zoe
hiEher workers. 9lS6isS0. pigA
sIasN7iS mixed 1850 4 1850
h-avv. yTsEgHTss0 roughs ttfSo1
1A-5. stays ti2Ht5
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11

TOLEDO April io--HoEs Receipts.
light. market. f5d 25c higher. hsav-
lss SIC al6.40. mediums. tls.2s a
fsae. workers. Siodi6eo. good pigs.
eISn1aS0 CalveF steady. sheep
and lambs: gteaCv.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYARD,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKNARDs
DETROIT. April lo-Cattle: Mar
ket steady. prospects 1906 high
er. best heavy steers. vi 0lleo'
best handy weight butcher steers
o.. sou 10 50: mixed steers and heiters.
5000 handy light butchers. $500
$50. light butchers ssda. best cows.
saIs.7S: butcher cows. t1.bo0S, com
mon cows $50 $50; Gamers. $50 Is.
best heavy bulls ts6s.So, boloEna
bulls s. 90 SIS. mixers and spring
ers $50 D 90 Veal calves: Market
dull best grades stl hsavies. s. . ,.
sheep and lambs Market strong; best
lambs ti5s00iS.1S. fair iamnr 80
OILS light 10 common lambs 81 ! 80
Mlst5. fat 20 good sheep. tiid II SO,
cuiis and rommon. tt6R Hogs Mar
ket iOaiSc higher, pigs. ii3al5.5oi
mixed grades tl55e4ls.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
FIGIN nITTEH

.siss az an ,d,srls ~ ~ over b, d,
week
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11

: ssrss.: -. s'i D: So. si.S- 49,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
New York Stocks

Quotations by HornblOSer a Weeks
April 10. open High Low close
Adv Runily. G. lih ltS Ia ia
Alaska cold.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-11
C)t...fatlara hv- raIne. Webher a Co
AM ro. Omen THuh low Close
rnIEnn CHAIN

Cb)Bid. r)soid tDsput
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
son LLANADAS II SkRiICI
OIeoe re Ia prlmcra pIansI.

oCroS derivados &c estos. en- e; Es-a-
do Texas. : no sIc2to sUilcIeurcs ila
IuerzaS reEUiareS para h@ser curn-
o.u- las ,eycs de IL Onion On csc res
recto. 81 Prcsiden;c la crc:&o c0nyt-
nlente aierycr Ia au;oridGd Dc !uc -
IL lnyes,Ido por Ia Constitution :
Dor las Leves. l!aul@ndo = las Guar
d,as NacIcnaies para q ~proposIto
nercionado. III conSccug1Cia. he =.
c!bido mstrucc;oncS del FTss.GeEtc
para lamar al servicio de los Es-a-
dos Uaidos. por conGucto lie listed.
las s:yuienles u3ldades &c Ia Guar
ola NacIonal del ESJaGo Gs Texas.
que q Plesidente dese2 Sc rcC@.sI en-
o ~,ucares des.cna&os Dor c! Conan
dante General del DEPARTMENTS lie!
Sur. cstaclonado en- 81 Fucr.c San.
Houston, habitnGoscie &2Go lastruc.
c;cneS 4 d:cho comandante para cue
Sc comuHiCue con uSted:-SeECado,
Tercero ' Cu2r-o GeGimlenco De IL
tantsria, ' Primer EScuadron Sep&-
RADIO dc labalieria de Texas
rirmado. Baker. SeSretario d. Cue,
ma.
SegIn Sc declare hoy. las un.dades
que han side convocadas por q De,
| partaElerto lie Guerra, representa-
una fLGrEa de 1860 homoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
lie tHe quiiata eli msn1O
De las tr0pas a Pablo
A. de Ia Cara
ALFREDO kIC Mt Sc HACE CAN
90 DE DICNAS TROPAS. QUE
TOMAN Ell CARACTER DE
FUERA REGULAR
MONTERREY, y, l.. Mario :

MONTERREY, \. l., Mario %
e. co,aandante mi!itar del Estado do
a "a publicidad. por medic de Ia Orden
de Ia Plaza, IN mensaje de Ia Secreta-
ria de Guerra, ror el que Sc dispone
que Ia brieada "Nuevo Leon" que CO.
manda 81 general Pablo \. de n
CARA, ey-gobelTador Y c~omandante
milirar del Estado. cause baja, con
fecha primcro de Ahri], en- su caracter
Re fucrza auxiliar del Estado &c
Nuevo Len Y alta. con Ia misma ie-
cna. como fuarya regular en- i c~jarci-
to "onSrituciona!iSta, debieado moor
porarSe d;cha brigade a II Que csta
4 las Grtenes dc RiraU;.
Re eSta :aanrga. 81 Gui:a = P"ulo
.c "a Cara to6os los c~!cn:entos quo
mudieran servirle para cntrcntarsc
contra 81 eobie,ro del cenrro en- caso
de rue no resulto-Gue cs 10 seauro-
alecto cohernad0r Del Estado.
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Information Local
sOCiEDAD MUTUALiSTA ME
EICAEA "ARTES GRAFICAS'
ELIGIO AVER. EN- SESSION.
EXTRAORDINARY. 81
MESA pIRECTIVA

Como 10 anunciamos oporUUnamen-
te. aver Sc VERTIGO Ia session axtraOr-
dinsria 6a Gicha sociedad, cor 81 ohja-
70 de c!eEir 81 mesa direcriva.
La session esrlvo sumamenre con
currida pues casi todos los MEM
bros concurrieron = ella Y %enteraron
sus caotas respecti:as para pOder te-
ner terecao = = ~votac!on.
Cerca &c las dos : media de Il tar
&c ti5 principle II session ) e2 ellie
Sc vt6 = animation de los soc!os para
sacsr ayantes : sus candidates, =!
hacerse e! c3mpato lie los "otos,
ssul.aror cs=c-os para direc-
ore &c n s~oc,adad, los se6ores s.
g~uien,cS: P~residenrc. Pascu@l u.
Diaz: v:.egresidemle. Francisco Flo
IS Mlac"1: sec."LGio, Filiberro q
Re2a: p~-osecrccario. lose Reyes Es-
Trade: e~esorcro. Jesus De n Cara,
local p,tmeyo. Joa@ y. F@z : yocai Sc
zuaco. L-iorado /. Reina.
!! s&5rcse 81 reSlltaao &c l. eler-
Zion. In "glauso u@animv : sincere Sc
escuch. 81 cl salon lie ses:oneS.
I. domingo pv5xi:no tomar" pose
sion IL nest e.ectt.
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FUE 2oBAD0 UN CHAUFFEUR

Jack DcLaic. chauffeur dc aUtomo
ii Je s!tIo, tur ro5ado ~a"lenochc
DOE tres :"rividuoS un!formados. gr..
aau.an so!icil&do que los Hevara 4
. ]asv~r por el NorJe Loop. Dice De
.. aue sus ~c.ienres, cuacdo Sc en-
.~orrraban en- d~espoolato. 10 ob.igaron
! deconerse. lie m~a2daron cue Sc qui-
al sus vest!dos, : desputs 10 alaroE
IN arho!.
Tn ird.viduo que pasaha en- auto
m6viI pcy cl llSar de los acon.ecj-
miea-os, recogio a DeL2ir : 10 IIevo
= las ~oL.ciuas de p@o..cia, tonde e.
nencionato Chauffeur dlo cuenra &c
, que e hab!a pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
LAS PERDIDAS DE LOS BEIGE
RANTES EN- 1916. SECUN LOS
CALCULOS DE UN DIARIO
AMERICANA.
AMERICANA.


or -. 600. En- cIanto a Ia fuerza de
l.. a~g..la-ia pes&,ia, eS impossible CO.
nocer.a. Estes calculos-anade e.
dia.io vienes-representan, segura-
r!eute, el esfuerzo maximo de Ia En-
t:ncc. Is probable que nueStras
tlcrzas pueden equilibrar das del ad-
v~,-sar;o.
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~ NUEYO PTENTF

Han Quedado completamente ter
mi2adas las otras de construction del
nuevo puente que cruza g. cana! "h2i-
ser Wilhem,' en- las ce-canias de Il
ciu6ad de Rendsburg. cuya longitud
es de 500 metros. BESIDE el ~proNiIno
mss Ge octubre Sc permitira per d.
cho puente Ia circulsci6n &c los ire
nes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
Triunf0 la CsRSidatUra de-
Rafsfrate para Senador
por Tsmaulipas
Tamk:en tr;unfaron los diputado.
cue fueron candidates del
pertido canallerista
c~orrcspnndrncia Especial para IA rRTNS

Corrr>pnHdrn"ia E>nccial para IA rRINSN
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Mario
30.--Se ha dado a conocer en- Mata-
moros. nor Ell administrator de IA
AdIana, Juan j. Botello, presidente
al msmo tempo de Ia Junta Electo'
raj. ell resultadu final dc Ia votaci"n
resisrrada para clegir Scnador a
Congress- de IL Union por q Esta-
do de Tamaulipas. Al mismo tielnpo.
Sc In dado Il conoce 81 resultaGo
oblanldo an los e!accioneS de Gipu
taGGs. vinitnGoSe tn totO>imiento,
per csc resultado. que e! rriunio
correspondi6 4 los candidates ofic!a
los. este Is, q aQuellos Que agoyaron
los miembros del partido que postu-
n nara el gobielno del Es,ado ii
Genera! Luis Caballcrc.
Isl. pues, es Senador por cl Esta-
do dc TamaGlipas, Emiliano =. Ma
f.rratc. general constituuicEali&ta
axe there mando lie tropas EN- cl ES
taGG mcncionado. Y diputados q!
C'ongrcso de IN Union. los coroneles
Raul Garatc, hijo politicc del general
Luis CaDallcrc. Pedro Chapl avia-
dor. Y otrcs jcfcs ca%rrancistas cuyos
ncmbreS no g noc pero 81 Sc
suGc que D~crtcncccn, 10 m!Smo Que
Citrate : Chapa. 4 las fuerzas que
ncncn 4 81 mando les generates
C2ba!lcro V Nafarfate.
Los candidates de los laristas, 0
-ea del partido que postula para GO
Icrugdor del EstadO de Tamaulpas
al genera Cesar Lopez de Lara, &C,
tai coDerrador del Distrito Fede.
raj. ~salicron d~errotados. FL candida
to oposicionista 4 Nafarrate era 81
professor Gregorio Osuna, contra
uuien los caballeristas hicieron una
.ctiva campana, diciendole a. pueblo
que cl referido professor era agente
dc las iglesiaS protestantes de los rs
taaos UnidoS Y que tenia Ia conf
sion dc GescatoliZar q los meXicanos.
Esia campana di0 IN resultado mag
nifico q los pa"tidarios de Malaria
te. Quicr triunf6 gracias 2 IL natu-
ralcza de- la campaha.
Sc prepare para manana un mi
TN en- Z! que Sc t"atara de Ia orga-
niLacion de IN comite tornado de
m~cXicanos Y americanos. %l cual Sc
:ncirgara de trabajar Ell favor de!
ere dr las tiendas comerciaies. a
- scis Y media de Ia tarde. Los de-
renGientes son los que ~organiZaran
dicho comitt y los que concurriran
q. mitin a!udido, pues son los inte-
.esados en- que Sc haga 81 cierre 4 Ia
lora mencionada.
Lee Hoffman, del cuarto regi'
miento de infanteria. pereci6 aho-
RADIO antes de aver, cuando anhaba
lie ~scrvicio. adscrito 4 un destacalaen
Z DE- motocicletaa. Fl cadaver del
ahogado Va 4 ser enFiado al Estado
ie Iowa. donde reside IA familia del
rur fut miembro del ejercito de los
;st;,ioS Unidos.
La Corte ha nombrado a lEen-
c;lio Galbraith, defenSor de oficio
lie Felipe Carrillo, 4. quien Sc acus5
de corruption de Garlic
:uc cncaasado por eli Gran Jurado
Zero habiendo manifestado que no
rondria defensor por falta de dine
70 para cubrir los honorarios, Ia Cor
te rcSolvi6 nomhrar al licenciado
Gilgraith como defensor de oficio.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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listed ei motive. Bien; ahora mucha
leche: va lie dire 4 listed por que
listed dira-contesta el camare-
20. esperanto L. explicaci6n.
-Pues. .es porque pongo mucho
01iirar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
e EHP2ESTITO ESPAHJl FUE
CUBIfRTO CON EXCESO
Scr,icIo Especial para La pRENsA.

MADRID. Aoril Ell emprestitc
de mil H.:ilones de pcsetas Iuc soil
cIt0 el sobierno para Ia ~consolida-
ci6n de ia DeuGa piblica, y Ia Us
cripci1n para ell. cual fue alberta,
aver, qued6 cubierto con Ut eHceso
de veinticuatro wees mas de 10 que
sc Eecesitaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

uFSru safer g! Daradcru lie mi hiIG >ar-
I1cI rIsn,rns O. IS alOs tie cdad. more
Co. cara iarga. naTIz ;fi!ata. "l"S g""!
de- n.g.oS, p.lc nero. barbH %pdrIria. IL.
10. de!gadv. Haze un aiin Sels mess -
uued6 tn T-ayegu!a. Texas: en'rc T"E"'i
ouien dc Inrornics gNactoS. sra. irffh
Morales Via. De Cisncrps. ies San tglr'
tin Aye. anu Cara -. I~thEpo. -
MAS. "a
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SoIERO M:kNtSDF2 ) Su tSp"Sa t.rehu
SaIn,lr oriy,pnrio, do Leon DE los ~
Llrnos. Otu.. MGaico. tesean saieE ei -
Tniir.0 il Lrispin Martinez, y DE- su hI"
Alfonso S.iazar. Sp agradeccran los "a
rlrurA ILL.,, pueLan prvDorci6naF. tirIS"h'
dose i Sotero llrraa:plcz, rN7 uo'i'r.'
supply %. WlS5l Wv. AIlI. ~