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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
~ uG-TT;CN En- NENICO

Ec Nsu-1 Hogan ngUcias Qae u ms antoan faitas de iundamen'".
,irHc . hablar<e de cjnaS dridcncaS hatidas entire los revoucionaHc'
- c-a3an u. rcGc7. Otra We sc in-iste en- cue c! romplmento entire
ra-sanci,taS : o5rcgoniNas rarece inevitable Y &c dice mas; que QhFe-
ron NJ ,do aDrchera;do De c-den de Carranza y recinIuc IN n Eenhen-
lara de IL ciudad lie McIco, IN los mEmos momeats n que prctendia
a. ig~r 81 Esaio &c Sonora para ponerSe al frente de IL partuafioS'
;~tgn;ar III noeyo nuyimhnto armada ccntra e. Primer Jefe-
" 81 mucha> las vecc> que Sc hIbla de este nue'o chma reN"iaeo-
7ar:3 Ia esDcc.c daa desdc les daS de ia victoria de Cchya. Recor-
a-rr3s. uc = ray de csc hecho de armas : II OCCASION e n que cl rime
L, r,rMvi0 de a. preStn> 4 aisuToS "annarueuses" dc su primer 'rab
rr. s. haho De u cncguc mt, & enca-cado del executive Y G. entcnce
irfr tc Ia division al noroeste. que culnino 20 Ell eln"reS de aOn Luis
{ a7c-a = Ia sccrctaria de Hacienda. hecnrdaros tarshien. que alsnnoS
rs.-e>a eSsgc~ y q Ii >axGa que CaT2nza haca n gira por IN region sud
rr-:f,1tal &C CuaAuiLa. st na6l0 cn !n>iStencia de que este haoia ID
a-eas32 .r o-dca de Otreg6n ' deSpojado dc Su categoria pHEtica y
rs=a-. Reco-GamoS. pr uimo, que en- dWecsas ocasi9nes corro f-
i'd, - es,ecie De cue Ell y,ncedcr de Villa aprcvecharia las escisidnes" 4
t. d;.-a lugar Ia formation del Inamad' congreso constituents. ). N o.
d, cyt-r.o. Ia, u Sc regisraran N ccaSi6n de las eecciones generates.
rrro en- eincana OCCASION * cumpEsrOn tales pron"siHos- Hay pne%'
l-l. par2 Yuu.r IN duda las p.icias d Ultima nora Que VI nos hHm"H
rr-iia - = ri>na revciucicrario n - produce cuando TODD era fave.
v, .-:,- naa,u;.. n ~ Carr2nza SC IN airnado n 81 Dodcr medan-
tr ana rlyca1n y c,n~e"uiHa minar. IN parte. ell preSt@o del iee mihtar
&C. r-gcencia. Ne Is fiGl tampoco que obregin haEa renHnciado ell pues-
10 a. orupaba para comprometerse 81 III nurvom oSlmento armada. q
les m.~.aio, en- uur Grk3 puestO podiG poporcionarte una victoria taclL.
Sin embargo. tcGG cbC dentrO de los hmiteS lie 10 possible. mt IN
s,tr.-!a Scbre IN nimC aSuEtn. ACADIA pr senbraT Ia duda- anto mas.
ry-r.1 CT" IA c<pvcie procrdc ahcra de fuent"S EcneralrRente ben info7-
raatm-. - naGcia de Il APPREHENSION de )breg0n y de In inminnca de un
rH.,a c%ma rcvolIciorariO. 10 lega aho7a por conduct lie las auto-i
ay6.. riiiare> amcricanaS sStacion"das cn Ia fromcra-
10y este, solo cnneDto. e. dgna de tnmarse On cueHta. No venos por
que -aar esas autnrdades Iban 4 hacefSe eco dc una noucia gue n o u
.M" cu-"do ncno~ apari,nciae de ser cierta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
Cuando necesitc libros en- espanoi
d~irijase e Ignacio E. Lozano.-607
Doloro4a St.-Sau Antonio. Iexas.

bastante 4 desanima:los. porque eS-
taban resueltos 1 recomenEar las in
vestigaciones en- qIe Ia policia De
Maisells habia cesado.
Marcial, sobre TODD, Sc proponia
triunfar... SUI mo !c daria fuerza
Y luces.
Considerable un deber sagrado ha-
llar al hijo de aquella 4 quien anna
be y no dude un momento.
-Quiero tomar i mi cargo esq en-
presa-dec!ar6 con una energia que
admire, sobre TODD. 4 ia esposa del
ccronel. QuiGn sabe 81 en las in
vestigacionei que he de hacer, a.gun
cabo s~uelto, alguna casualidad ines
pcrada me pondra sobre la pista?>
-Estoy i 81 lado-dijo ell brave
militar.
Ire a Marsel'a Y rehare Ia india
gaci0n que Sc hizo... Halla"e los
auxiliareS que necesite y vencere. Lo
p%resiento.
Y anadi6:
-Esa pob-e muchacha ha sufrido
va mucho para que ahora Ia hiera
este COPE, una desgracia que la pri-
varia del solo goce que aun puede ex-
perimentar.
En- efecto, ESQ seria muy cruel
para ella-dijo Ia sonora de Beauye-
res.-Y, sin embargo, sera precise
que sepa 10 ocurrido. porque 5qae lie
diriamos 81 llegara a venir?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

-Tengo I'm gran pesar-contesto
81 ioven oficial,-porquc veo que no
c5 possible ccuitarle esta desgracia.. =.
Volvere 4 Francia por ell primer Va
por e ire 4 vcr!a, procuraEdo dar!e
Ia esperanto de que yo mismo en-
cont:are q 81 hijo.
Una vez que yo haya eXaminado
uno por mo "a ~siuaci6n de todos los
ninos de Ia edad del suyo-anadio
Marcial.-juro que sabre 10 que ha
sido de e..
Esas i%ndagaciones podian ser tan
costosas como largas Y dificiles.
Ell senior Beauyeres saba que Mar
cial acababa de ser retirado y que,
hiio de un pobrc maestro, no conta-
ba mas que con ST. sueldo, mientras
cue el poseia una bonita fortuna.
Sc emreno, por tanto, en- ser quien
sufragara los gastos, teniendo que
imponer al joven el que aceptara,
porque Sc empenaba en- no deber ell
resultado mas que a 81 mismo.
Aun hizo mas ell coronel.
Unto a Maccial, que s~eguramente
necesitaria una ayuda, al hermano de
Norma, su ordenanZa, quien, por su
calidad de marselles, podia serle muy
it'll.
Y al dia sigliente, mientras la no.
driza abrazaba mas efusivamente a
Sd hijo, que creia haber reconquista-
do, Marciai y Saturnino partieron pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

SSet.-Si. ESQ eS.
y asi Sc hizo: solo que Norma.
Il veZ d~ecidida, Sc Sintio mencs
fucrte para eSperar, Y Sc ade.ant0.
EncontrO un n!onlcnto sofa 4 Su Sc
nora con su hiJa. y como hablara de
Antonia Gallo. sin rceordar en- 10 que
habia quedado con su hermano. y
abordo Ia question V d!jo de pronto:
-EScucheme' senorita-.- NeceSlto
decir 4 listed una coSa que no puedo
guardar por mas tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

rI'aSa a la Ga. pIana, col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

cncontrar en- casos como cl que nos
ocupa; y en- vista de ~auscncia tan
completa de TODD sentimiento de pa
triotismo, de gensTosidad, de *rro-
gancia Y hasta de d~esprecio de IA vi
da, podra pedirSe que Sc lie ahorren
humiilaciones Y vejamcncs. pero no
que Sc lie haga objeto de r%efcrencias
V simpatias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
CCNMlNACION.

e DeDGIta."cnto re E.Stado, a
Guien, se"ta sabcmos, lie agradan mu
che las cutntas claras y el chocolate
espeso, ACADIA de mandar cl primer
aviso Il don Grcste Fcrrara, Il cfeCto
de que ponga III nudo gordiano en-
Su ganotc Y Ilo vuelva a chiStar pa
labra en- c!arto Sc ref:cra 2 Ia revo-
luci0n Guiana.
Francarente, no sabemos hasta que
puntu este metiendo el choclo este ca
lab-es insigne; pero. sea de clio 10
que fucrc, nos permitimos aconse-
jarlc, Va que nc le va nj le viene tres
pingIicas el dcscnlace de la baraunda
de Cuba, que re"rcse Z su Patria TIA
llama, que dele en- paZ a los cubaroS.
y pida IN rifle V I'm sitio en- el Tlen-
tine. ionde, Segurame1te, habra de
hacer cbra mas meritoria en- pro dc
su nacl6n, que actualmerte sufrc 81
acc.o de los alstriacos hambricntos.
Us in c~onsejo de amigos, desintere-
saGo v s%ircerc. que no tiene, conc Il
primera vista parece, la mas lcve in
teEci6n de querer mandarlo con Ia
musica q otra parte. en- un asunto que
tambien a nCsotros nos tienc sin cul-
daGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
National EXCHANGE and Commission CO.

Ia CsSa nc Camilla Has ahii"na Y
.ie IC~ Banrn; Naliu;t"l he GfNir" y
%ir.i. u H. l. fcrha que - ii"S ic>Ie
Ter nurSira CT kN1A y hiES"" !
lirn. LuSlifit lnrn /; 'Hircsa ."lIl':
dIrnGn urrri0 dc ia cue int'>iir- /
\. VI. alENiRA ! GA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
SIMP.tTIAS.

pice John Kenneth farmer cue Ca
rrarza tiene simpatias por los ale
names.
81. pcro no hav rieseo. Tam:bicn
las two ror el General Reyes, Y va
ven usteles Como sali6 el ancianc.
/ puede reclbir dincro de Alemania.
Y hasta solicitar la ayuda de los In
perios Centralcs y seGuiri sieldo
sien:Dre eli I!smo
.Diablc DC vieio'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
TIROS Al RLANCO
\ UNA SGNADORA

Yo MIRO en- tins oiics,
rrofundos V negros
como dos conciencias
donde no esta Dios,
refleios de mmbre
cue son nostal@fas,
de goces ignaros
quo til alma soI6,
Yo miro que iuera
rrendido en- tbs labios
81 nectar de IN Seso,
10 III beso de amor,
lie IN hcso inieiado
que llcra sin alas
re un h"so de lnmbre
me munca estall6.
70 leo en- til frente
Ia pena infiAita
De I'm campo encenG:do
TOR Ia ira deI SCI.
de IN camnO sin flores,
cue Sc arde en- siiercI0
Y cSnera un rocio
vivific?dcr.
70 miro en- las flores
one alderman tn rechc
nostalgia dc hesos
Que caln,en su ardcr,
rues tienen muy cerca
las lavas ardienres
del volcan profundo
de tn ccra26n.
YC miro tus manOS
que Sc unen Y estre:han,
rAuy breyes. muy blancas,
muv puras !as dos,
= adivino en- elias
cue laten ansiosas
de sentir los hrincos
Ae al~in cOraz6a.
50 miro tuS oiOS.
vo miro tus maros.
~ miro Ia lumhre
Dc III heca en- flor.
Y ca eSta V aOuelloS
renetr" las ansias
de IN amer muv c!aro,
Ge I'm rayo de sol.
TINS hondos sus2iros
&C ;aSi los nalro.
yc cast adivino
lc ararSo lue son:
son lavas one saler
del volcin tie II alma.
sores ateridCs
me tuscan el sol.
.Dinde estin los labiOs
one tn boca eSpcra?
:D6nde eSta el obieto
de II ,ngente amor?
:D6nde csta Ia brisa
cue en- III triste frente
pondra 81 rocio
vivificadnr?
Pc Que Siempre sue ms?
;Por GTc siemrre a~nsias7
:P0r Ou% cs err II TODD
triste. hasta tt voZ?
Suspiras a:aso
10 Que nunca llega?
:Suspiras acaso
10 que aver pas6?
Dime 10 que siertes,
dime 10 que anhclaS.
que me da profunda
pena tn dolor.
81 quiercs un novio,
no mas me 10 diceS,
V entire mis- amigos
te hallas hasta dos.
TLo-to,l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
POLITLCA MENUDA
PRESO.

Se9uram ente con Ia aviesa idea dc
soterrarnos en- I'M mar ~tenebrnSo lie
incertidumhres. I'm cable mendaz AGA
ba De dcspedir Ia especie lie que e!
general Okreg6n,--un bravo menos Y
dos nios mas.-se halla reciuido en-
una comfortable zelda lie la Penlten-
ciaria de Mexico, nor 81 %supucsto de-
Ito dc rebellion.
Es until que Sc esfuerzen los ga
buc:os de, vestustn pasado an amonto
| mar mentiras para desprestigiar a los
| caudillcs de la v%enturoSa To-
| dos sabemos one Mexico es actual
! mente un paraiso celestial, per Ia
obra Y e:acia de Il buenos hijos,
uuc no han vacilado en- ccrtar*c Ii
. yuoular por darle libertal al pueblo,
! V. on echar 4 borbotones hasta el hi
, gado. por dejar a nuestros poster1S
IN marni0 de bienes s~',':;I'"s cnr.pa-
tibies con les adclantos civicos de las
nacln rvS .!e mayer ct!a: I no $40
es increlblc. sine cue hasta da c%oraje
sup""tr!o conc r1s'i," cue IN al;'-
10 :ic MUG hachos, hi"n eAu'a'los como
los carra1.rlanes cue Sc han 0u!tado
hasta los &apa;os nor conHI!Star los
veiaGa- :cfechos. Dc nj taste con "ro
de los meros gal!oncs del tinglado y
10 en~rasquete en- chirona por solo I'm
Guitate de ahi eSos chismes.
L.onfiadamcnte esperamos on Dos
cue Ia noticia habra de rectificarsc
q su debido tempo, Y que los hetnos
prueben a les ir%redentos que la au-
gusta persona de que hablamos sc ha-
la rresa ..peTo RE III accidente ner
vioso o cosa parecida; mas nu?ca, iJe
sucr;sto'. fuera de la li5crtad. en- L
vos. solares Sc revuelca con ESQ dc Ia
mauuuera Y demas yerbas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
l'ROTESTt.

FL FreSidcnte Pcincare persona dc
muy buenos antecedentes, pero que
no Sabe ouebrar nj IN plato. Ia 4
,lado una protesta a todos los gcbier-
nos neutrales, porQue los alemaEes,
al ~retirarse de lalgunas aldeas de
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

9TH him aitho I DO not see how al.
eculd De, for ! know he Only thouxht
~ her "a a friend. She WAS Ver,'
self-reliaRt and ! happen 20 know
Nlne Tyre Just remember how splen.
cd he has been 20 me these years
- narr orsu married
just 20 show you bow he look
UPON these women who throw them
selves Al his head. Wiii cite 20 you
one Instance and then close one
tsking tea with a woman friend Of
mine from cut OF town J Noticed
that my husband Vas nervous ard
him,
vel and that Ne had had a hard dss.
Just az that moment my friend rec
oEnbed a woman a. the newt table
rho. had noticed. had been looking
az my husband intentiy.
ny tnere 10 Mra - saic
beautiful woman in my town before
the married and came here 20 I've
7 looked % just ss the woman
reeogrise6 my friend with = bow and
nE s.:ts IN. ' ns a.: s s.'9: ss,s ei is
ssaTist = sAw that "a. tail end %
that sSuils was fer ny husband and
naturally IN his polite manner. he
The woman was eesu,ifuI IN
wcncerfui complexion Wits lots OF
colcT n cheeks And mouth. very lark
eyes that bad the sparkle 81 the
cevii IN thsn ! did not admire her
- never 90 admire that type but
DO yen think she 10 beauty
ASKED my friend 81 my husband. and
he reolied. A beauty rose
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27
EzEE
SO0lQtV XXX 81
oONA~' EEs x

snas !. whitloeA. rresiden; O., tae
National ASSOCIATION % Credit Af-.
Will be entertained az dinner ana
reception. Tuesday evening. oct : ,.
in the Board Ok Commerce. oy toe
Detroit Association Of Credl, Men
g
A musical ard literary entertain
u,rnt viii % given Friday evenins
IN E7rta-n Star temple. by Detroit
shrine. Ne ~ waite shrine ci J--
r-tsalen. half o. TIE proceeds from
which viii Sc gwen 20 ne H~d
cross The committee II charge ..
-irees TT. " T PARROT. Mrs Ma
'rta Cook. Mrs Minerva J Parrot.
3f-s Anna 8agg. Mrs Helen SchilL.
Ms Nlrgare. Foiey Mrs. Frances
3 Cau,k.ns. A---ur smith. Z " a.
son. Thomas Sherwood. William
winston Informal dancing ~ill fol-
low the program.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27
EQNFfXIQHS oEaWTEH
Managing a Husband.

Z ear see that that woman -
bum h-usekeepeF ard punk home
maker said DICK when ~ "a.
-ra.hed the vifes ccmments Aoo
htr avrrs!on O. ~orN spa
tans more to adt % her husband
N.ra taat 81. mentions IN th -
letter apparertiy answered ne
W,n Ike IS husband snd yemen
love hir trfei ;o ttA hin petore
--r--.rF Nt-. fhat dit not believe
arg woman Coutt resist - sullis
rsrrahte and .nscrutAote 40 tnet
An ar~ranErt have seen hin
ar evening patty taking Win
rr.rrra- ana Nn-w rne ~As llet
ur.rk rr ler hardest g" mass ms
verferfuf snHr come r. MS Ups
Ia pes.f|Vetl amusing 60 see
t-.v mech women take 90 tnemsel u =
t-.-- fhat s--iie-hnw they run Atter
M ard a. not seem 90 uncef stan
rle are smile fhat means - nue.
t- tra- I. fe~ every hcdy - - orly
-rs--rtng rarrcrism that Pcint -
rf. ~.r.e-atftv which - ths uoE
arr-+f- have ever known
yea may wondsr Wy } Wa 49,
frr s tls 30 YOU ArA WaNeFlF,
n g. tsI ycu that you are -
r--nr .r youT IDEAS about married
s-s ~ rcthinF Tor q giTi g DO
rrlrt -1 marry. 80 way evAds ne
Lr sras not ass toe much
h.sra-- will - as loyal % he
q. ana as true 20 her as mine hAs
.s not 20 % - Wildly teal
rus rsoe-fai'y ~ you have as attract
rs man FOR a husband a. I haNe.
sr~ women VIII cgis anf angie tof
.f--,4ss any nan - he shoWs mem
The slightest attention. Many Ncth0n
Rave DONE thls O. nny a4.osno 80.
hsva Quietly refrHinei from goins
where vs Eouid meet them ~
-t~s. ga not really care Tor my
husbands sake knew ne vas
rune Bat 7 hated 20 see them MAKE
svr~ f0-lr ~ them selves
Il remember che woman - psr-
tf~ura- wno I ar sure. was n love
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

Choice Round Steaks, per 10. zoe to sc
Upper Cuts of Round Steaks, H.. SIC
Choice siroin Steaks, ID. sc 70 DOC
Porterhouse Steaks, per SOC 10 "Ne
Rib Roasts OF Beef per 10, &c
Roast Beef, Boneess per b. sc
Beef Tongues Fresh salt. b.......-.. -oe
Pork Chops per sc 10 4Uc
Loin Roasts of Pork. per h.. sc 10 SOC
Fresh Hams half OF whole. ID. .......... soc
Pork Sausage per lb..........,... -''
Smoked Hams, whole half, b.. .........'. SOC
Fresh Dressed Ducklings, per b.. Soc
CHICKENS-for Roasting. FRYING BroiinS or
Stewing per h. ........ -.... ''oe
(Fancy stock, Strictly Fresh Dressed
(Above Prices at Store Only
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

Come to the Goudie Market tomorrow and enjoy
such values as are seldom seen in food store
outside of the Goudie Market. SAT- RlAf'
OCTOBER 9th:
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

Fancy Bulk Creamery Butter. h.. ............ 4oc
Guaranteed resh.Gathered Eggs dozen ...... 45c
New Comb Honey, per cap e. -oo
Old Wisconsin Cream Cheese, h. soc
Fine Quality OIeomargaTine, per H. sc soc and SAC
DR. Prices Corn Flakes, pkg. &c
Fancy Bulk Cocoa per h. -Oe
Rumford Baking Powder, lib can &c
Fancy SoftShel English Walnuts Ne" Crop per ID sue
Crepe Toilet Ppaer. rolls for -oe
CRYSTAL White Soap bars for Zoc
kitchen Kleanser. cans for Zoe
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27
E2sZz;;,; !, s' !! \; e
BEEF is DOWN

We are giad 10 be able advise our customers ha' e
haaa.ai ef4a II beef 4e@f feF Size present ~ e"si
and AZ We promised retail prices 90 down according
Take advantage Of this fact-sATtRDAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
LABOR DIFFICULTIES
CUT DOWN OUTPUT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July G.
Labor difficulties In the coal mines Of
southern West Virginia are responsible
for the loss Of tonnage at the mines
amounting TO $500 tons daily and un-
less there is some adjustment the
monthly loss in coal production in the
southern section of the state will
amount 10 100000 tons with the nation
facing 4 coal shortage, according to
advIceS received here to-day from the
surrounding coal fields.
The mines Of the Raleigh Coal and
Coke Company at Raleigh with a capa-
city Of 1900 tons daily are idlde, owing
to a disagreement over tho union. and
the question OF providing place for
holding the meetings OF the local union.
it is said.
At Dun Loop. the miners have ceased
To work because OF & dispute over the
employment Of q contract doctor. II IS
reported.
Other questions have caused suspen-
Sious of work at Bachman. Boone and
Smokeless. In June there was coal
shortage OF $1,000 tons. but in July.
coal men say the shortage will reach
al least 100000 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
FLAG RAISING BY
LABOR UNIONS
.OLp GLORY" WILL BE FLUNG TO
THE BREEZE SUNDAY AFTER
NOON.
Captain Thomas v. salisbury Win Have
Charge Of Ceremonies at o. V,
T. and L. Hall

An Impressive patriotic program vii!
be carried out in 1.-THE Ohio Eallty Trades
and Labor assembly hall tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock. preceding the sun
day afternoon meeting. when q beautl-
full large American flag will be huhe
TO the breeze suspended upon pole eX-
tending far over the Sidewalk from one
of the windows.
Captain Thomas v Salisbury, the
young" and active veteran OF the Civil!
war. and general custodian Of the hall
will have charge Of the ceremonies. He
was Instructed by the assembly to pur-
chase the flag.
Captain Salisbury viii mako a few
remarks in opening the ceremonies. fol-
lowed by patriotic speeches by Louis
Leonardo, president Of the assembly.
and Fred Sonderman. secretary.
Tho flag will be run out at sunrise
every day and brought in every evening
by Captain Salisbury. who did the Same
act for many months IN the Civil war
more than half Il century ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
PROMINENT WOMEN
IN NARROW ESCAPE


WELLSBCRG. ". Va, July g.
Four we'll known women. mombers OF
prominent families. had a miraculous
escape from death this afternoon when
the automobile in which they were
driving on the pike along Buffalo
creek went over a twenty-foot embank
ment and overturned.
Those in the party were Mrs. 10.
seph PAUL. Mrs. William Shuey and
Mrs. John Scott OF Wellsburg and
Mrs. William Reed Of Washington
Pa. Mrs Shuey suffered a fractured
collar bone and was cut anad bruised.
The other ladies suffered cuts and
bruises, but are not seriously in
jured. All were taken to their homes
in this city, including Mrs. Reed, who
is the guest OF Mrs. Shuey.
Mrs. Scott, who was driving the
car. attempted to pass a farmers
wagon, when the wheels became III
terlocked. When released the car
turned sharply and went over the
bank to the edge OF the creek, turn
ing over and throwing out all OF the
occupants to the waters edge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
FRENCH ARTILLERY
Continued from First Fage.)

French trenches at few points. The
defenders. composed Of regiments from
southern France who had originally
captured tho position. were determined
20 maintain their hold. They Imme-
diatcly counter-attacked and everywhere
elected tho Germans. Then thoy i'm
patuously advanced and captured SOW
eral German trenches which they still
hold.
Hundreds Of German dend. many 81
whom were youths of the 1918 class. lie
with packs still strapped to their backs
in front Of tho French lines and In the
shell craters. The French commandin;
officers wero enthusiastic about the un-
diminished viGor Of their men, wnicn
they regard as largely attributable TO
the moral aid provided by the arrival
Of American troops In France and the
Russian forward movement in Gulicia.
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GERMAN SPIES ARE
PLACED IN CUSTODY

NEW YORK. July G.-Agru's Tor the
dapartment OF justice this afternoon ar
rested ,wn tIcrntln$. one rarutcd 10 be
p payn:astcr for the i2rmAn spy sES-
tenn in this country. and the other al.
l"ged IN have been formerly associated
with Captain Franz Eon Papen. at one
time military attache ut the German
embassy in Washington. The men ar
rested are described as Carl Roynen. 4
German organizer and an authority on
Mexican affairs. and +. A BurSemcister'
The latter is alleged to be a spy pax
master They were arrested in offices
IN the Hamburg american line building
orce occupied by Or. Heinrich T. AL
hort. formerly commercial attoche OF
tho DeutcheS Bank "t Berlin. 49,.
DR. Albert was reputcd {" be chief
financial representative OF Germany in
the United States. and his name was
linked repeatedly with German propa-
ganla
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IDENTIFIED AS THE
GIRLS ASSAILANT

Dt.Tl;uIT. Mich. July 6.-Allan Ltv-
iuIStonc. arrested in Detroit last night.
WAS today charged with the murder OF
l3-ye;r-nl Hope Irene Alexander. The
child was shu; and assaulted In 4
grove near Detroit on Wednesday aft
Crnuon.
l.ivinstouc was taken 20 the home OF
ln-ycay- Elizabeth Stilber. who was
with the Alexander girl when tho crime
WAS committed. The police said that
:he Sulbec girl identified Livingstone.
Livingstone asserted chat lie is inno-
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DO MOULDY CEREALS
CAUSE CHILD PLAGUE?
Now york Specialist Starts InVeslisa
ton at Martins Ferry.

Health officer .l;tur& Freeman. ~
Martins Ferry. last evening received Il
communication from an eminent New
York specialist asking him /" d"'"rniii"
If thu Martins Ferry children wh" arr,
victims nr infantile paralysis w"r" I..d
rrrculs EAST hrufrr they were taken M
The New York specialist states NM
in his Investigation Of infanlil" pHraly-
sis In. has come ~ the conclusion mat
the disease is caused by children eating
mo,dy cereals. He reached this ronGlu
sion during the epidemic III New YORK
last year. Hearing or tho cnideniiC NJ
Martins Ferry he. asked Health Officer
Freeman 20 maize an investigation for
him there.
Health Officer Freeman vii set out
This morning to secure the Information
suggested by thu metropolis PHYSICIAN
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MIS-, John B. Smith
I,spa,ch 10 the iutellIrenccr.

Special DISPATCH to the iutelllCencer.
CLARkSEURG. w. Va. July G.--N
Ter IL lingering illness. Mrs John H.
Smith. wife Of = physician. and promin-
cnt for years in religious and temper
ance work III this section. died today At
her home on Chestnut street. aged 81
years Tho husband and Two children.
John 3, Smith Jr., and Mrs. Ray cup
Pet, survive h"r, together with several
brothers and sisters. among the latter
hcng Mrs 4. J. Fletcher, of ClarkshurE.
and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Of Fatrmnnt-
tn" funeral will take rlac" nj :: o'clock
Sunday afternoon at her late home.
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SPANISH SITUATION
CONTINUES SERIOUS

MADRID. July Sixty Catalenian
senators and deputies mot in Barcelona
Yesterday and asked tho government TO
:gi"e administrative autonomy 10 all
provinces.
They decided also that If tho govern
ment did not Immediately summon
parlia mrnt that they would themselves
call upon members OK parliament 10
meet in Barcelona July ls.
Ninety-niue Liberal senators and
deputies met in Madrid and approved
tho international policy Of Count Ro-
manuneS former premier