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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
MkINNEY RESIGNS
Resigns Position al Truck Plant ia
Take Sugar Factory Position.

Ira VI. Mckinney, superintendent Of
l:.tor at the Republic Motor Truck
company, Of this city. has resigned his
position with this concern.
Ii is said Mr.. Mckinney has accepted
"a far better position with sugar fac
terry at Marine City where he will be
The manager. He has had years of ex-
perience in the sugar business and is
we'll known throughout the state as a
capabie mar in this business.
X is understood that the resignation
viii take effect at the end of the year,
but IL is not known definitely.
II is understood that Mr.. Mckinney
will not resign his office as mayor Of
the city Of Alma. and that he will not
move to Marine City until Spring.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
WOMAN DROPPED
DEAD MONDAY
Mrs. Kate DOty Was Not ldenti-
fled Until Tuesday Night by
Her Husband.

More than a ripple of excitement
was caused late Monday evening when
it was noised around that a woman,
who had not been identified had
dropped dead in front of Brainerd
hospital The following evening.
however, she was found to have been
Mrs. Kate Doty, residing on East
Superior street.
The woman, who was about thirty
five years of age, had arrived in the
city from the westbound Pere Mar
quotte and started for the business
section of the city through which she
would pass on going to her home.
She reached a point in front of the
hospital. when she dropped TO the
sidewalk. Before aid could reach her
she had died.
At the time no one seemed to have
amy idea who The woman could he,
and il was not until Wednesday night
that her identity became known. Oni-
Ger Flansburg viewed the corpse that
evening and thought that it was the
body Of Mrs. Doty and he summoned
/ Mr.. Doty. who discovered that the
body of the unknown woman was the
body of his wife, who left on an early
train Monday evening to visit friends
couple stations west of here.
II comes TO the Alma Record that
the woman would have figured as a
witness in the Epler murder case
which is now pending. which has beer
made clear since from certain sources
Whether this will have any effect N
the prosecution of the case or not
cannot be told
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the members
Of the Alma Savings and Loan Assoc
iation will be held at the Office Of the
secretary 1T LOG +. Superior street,
Alma, Mich, on January IA, 1918 at
1880 O'Clock, p. m, for election of di-
rcctors and for such other business as
may properly come before such meet
ing.
(23-3t-rp u. l.. JOHNSON, Scc'y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
KING APPOINTED
NUMEROUS AIDS
All Set for Hot Campaign for
War Savings Certificates
and Thrift Stamps.
HAS A GOOD ADVISORY BOARD
Educators. Postmasters. Business Men.
Ministers and Others Will Aid
in the Work.

Francis King, county chairman IN
charge of the campaign in behalf of
the sales for the war certificate and
thrift stamps, has announced the
committees which will work with him
during the campaign, which will be
pushed hard.
The campaign is to be carried into
the schools and every effort will be
made TO interest everyone in the move
ment, and TO get everyone to invest
their savings in this way, so that
Gratiot may lend to the government
a huge sum this year.
Following are the appointments
made by Mr.. King:
Chairman-Francis King of Alma,
Vice Chairman-N. =. Cash of Alma,
Director of Publicity A. Dun
ham of Alma, Director of Thrift
clubs-L. A. Sharp of Alma. Director
of Speakers-W. a. Bahlke Of Alma,
Chairman Woman's executive COM
mittee-Mrs. II. II. Soule of Alma.
Advisory committee: Francis King of
Alma. Howard Potter or lthaca, g.
+. Schultz Of Alma. II NJ. Crooks of
Alma, '. +. Cash of Alma, G. NJ.
Brown Of Ithaca. {. G. Rhodes of
Alma. d. ". Robinson of Alma, c. II
Washburn Of Alma, c. A. Price of
Ithaca, j. +. Collins of Alma, Rev.
Fr. O'Toole and Rev. Mason Of Alma.
The state committe has not yet re
ceived its supplies from the national
headquarters and this is holding up
the delivery of material to the county
chairman, and holding up the starting
of the campaign as a result 1t is
hoped that it may get under way in
another week or ten days
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
TAKE RAILROADS
Railroads Go nder Government Con
troll Friday Morning.

4 proclamation from President
Woodrow Wilson, made public this
morning. announces that on Friday
morning the United States Govern
ment viii take over at Of the railroads
OF the country.
II is believed that the Government
will be in better position to handle
supplies, troops, etc, and that on the
whole the government control during
the period of the war will be far bet
ter for the country than under private
control.
Wilson assures stock owners that
they will not lose because OF the tax
ing over of the railroads, but that the
fair earnings OF the roads will be given
them by the government and that the
equipment will be kept in repair and
turned back in just as good shape a.
when taken over.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Alma. Michigan, December "a, 1917
Advertised list for week ending
December -, 1917.
Mr.. Elmer Berthwick,
Mrs. Charlie Bittenbender.
Mr.. Franz Calluge.
Mr.. Geo. Crowler,
Mrs. Coulahan,
Lloyd DVnn.
Mrs. Edward Ferris.
Mr.. u. l.. Foster,
Mr.. s. W. Harton.
Mr.. Clarence W. Harder,
Mr.. Hastings.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson.
Mr.. Fred Jarrard.
John Michael Kenny.
Mr.. Theo Lange.
George Lehman,
Mr.. William Leahy. (two)
Mr.. Iohn McPhail. (two)
Mr.. Fred Price.
Jay Wuinn.
Mr.. Ollie Root.
Prof. ID. r. Steward.
Mrs. Laura Wiles.
Mr.. G.. W. Wimert.
The above If not called for will be
sent 70 the Dead Letter Office Janu-
ary Z. 1917.
V. p. Cash.
Postmaster
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Scmer Hustled and two daurh-
ters, Goldia Hustled and Mrs. Jay
Guernsey. and little daughter. Of De-
troii. met with serious accident las
Saturday, while returning home from
Ithaca. Tho horse became frightened
at "A truck and started 20 run. throwinc
all of them out Of the buggy. Mrs
Husted's ear was torn off and her jaw
bono broken. while the others wore
badly cut and bruised up. Drs We.
Ter. Foust and Butt. Of Ithaca. were
called. All arc dong nicely, W.
hopes Of a speedy recovery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Goon BUSINESS

Reports FROM the various business
institutions Of the city Indicate that
the Merchants OF Alma enjoyed the
largest Holiday business this year
they have ever mad.
Practically ali Of the merchants Of
the city did thsir holiday advertising
through the columns Of the Alma
Record, some Of them using the Rec
crd columns exclusively, and among
these are the business men who claim
the tirrest usiress in their history.
This tolls sic story Of the value Of
Al-a Pecofd adscrtisinr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Baptist Church

j. w Priest. pastor. Residence, So
Gratiot.
Sunday morning service, 10 o'clock
Sermon. "Where is the Good Way
Sunday school, 1915.
Junior Union, 3 o'clock.
b. Y. p. u. meeting, O'Clock.
Topic. Our Duty TO Mexico"
Evening service, o'clock.
Sermon, THE Book of Life"
Union Prayer meeting next Thurs
day night in Episcopal church.
All are invited to these services.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
CHRISTMAS SERVICES

The Celebration of Holy Commun-
ion in st. Johns Church on Christ
mas Day made very beautiful SER
vice. The choir rendered the choral
parts with much expression. The
soloist, Miss Gertrude Benedict sang
The Star of Bethlehem" in way
that helps ono TO realize the Spirit
of the day. A short sermon was given
by the rector who emphasized the need
Of Keeping Christ before the minds Of
men as the only solution of the trou-
bles Of the present time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
GOOD TIME
Rs Sidcnts of Masonic Hoiut Had 4
Fine Time Christms-


a fine Chr tmas v aoted this
year al the Masonic ome although
il was a quiet onc
Friends of the resid n,s II nc nom.
remembered them IN ltt fashion
with many gifts, which atty de-
lighted them hief amor these was
money gilt, which came 3 aach and
every resident VI the Mich an Mason
ic home, which ame to th m from tnc
Grand Chaptef 81 TIE Ql Of East
crn Star.
During the afternoo' ard avening
music and otftr amuseuents and en-
tortainment W provided. which en-
abled the res ents 70 greatly aj1S
the day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
THIS Is PATRIOTISM

Thomas Arnold Robinson of this
city has undergone six months Of eN-
perience on the bloody war stricken
fields Of Europe and returned home
az the end Of his six months service.
Tuesday he left TO start at il again,
this. time as member Of Uncle Sam 5
army. Robinson left for Austin Tex
as. where he starts training for an
aviator, and is hoping soon to be
back in Europe, aiding Is ne may 70
win the war for his country. He is
the son ofrMr. and Mrs. J. w. Robin
son Of this city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
SENiLLE-SUMNER CLUB

The Seville Sumner Farmers Clut
will meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James Gargett, Thur day. January 3
PROGRAM
Song, Club.
Prayer
Music. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Reading minutes OF last meeting
Roll Call, MY New Year Resolution.
Music. Willis ard Tia Gargett
Report Of delegate, Mrs VIM. Schiff
Music, Florence and Alice Wilson.
Question Box.
Song, Club.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
First Presbyterian Church

William II. Mason, pastor.
Sunday, December 80.
10 a. m.-Public worship. Subject:
Life an Exclamation"
II 80 a. m.-Sabbath school.
2:45 p. m.-Eastminster Sabbath
school.
6:l5 p. ny. 7. S. c. +.
ZOO p. m.--Public worship Sub
ject, "Vale. Vale, Vale"
A cordial welcome to all services
of the church
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
LEtyEs ALMA

DR.. Brovnndpe veterinary nhc
has been here for The past few years
with Offices at be Wright House barn,
decided last week 20 leave this city
and open office % d Wisconsin, city
He left the first u the week With hrs
family FOR thai state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Church of Christ

Pine st. J. S. Raum. minister
10 a. m., Worship and sermon.
Subject. "Stoncs Rolled Away"
ll:15 a. H., bible school.
600 p. m. Y p. s. c. r.. meeting.
100 p. m., Song service and sermon
Subject, "The Old and The New"
Special Gospel services every nigh
uring the week except Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Developments
IN CASE FEW
Hearings Of All Three Alleged
Hurderers in Epier Mystery
~ for January s.
INQUIRIES LEO 70 NOTHING
lnyssiio tions the First of the Week
FeU Wncr Woman lacked Up On
Statement

Mrs ne 'u' '''l' ~ y, - ~ w. ,.
ale eed .''''p. !" .ne pr n''
der my -el '',eh ''y INV oe W,
the roal '' 'eion was aii any He"
=" "eO'ieS" Ioh,,s Nord.y
oeeh nrope ;ns hearing which
aho Npoh -a d. again nlaced
wa eraL sr- [ haa,.;,r has
oen.ha " ,., s+h tha same
pee set -. &c hor aIlegad
TIM a. ta ,,,.der casa Al
CO. .ns ~. Jos.ob + Rrennan
Der '-ie Lsis an charges of
az Eiaborn,s hearing
lnu ''' ton Thursday
""s p..-.-is . ,,.eeL ago
s "'' .,,,.n.s of irno,t.
fe% nfN ''S''s? -; - .."t nast
anea haVt e 'ou III 'is t"t - ~ W.
wee bu' . 80 si''t - .on,e
penaing "ii-h IS eN, e''Iu ~ In. II
at most any H'i. NJ "a. ~ - -, -
sloei tnt' aaa,La,
Mui pn! tA;s 80, II may add
sVd'y % 80 -, ,,tb;nc may he
much ~ t.+ ~. ae,..,rs sre bono-
oeNe,op','' .,-.il l,s5 :, .sn,etb;no tbat
III, u ''i"' one wave towards solving
" WI 20 . :, sr,.rc,,ding tbe brntal
the insso y AIms -;,l who was so
ueavn or - tbo NH, of Septen,
toui'y "''
osr
Monday '.'ilDei 81 '.qu'. | ieS msie
set on iocl Niie 49, r,-',e -
throu1h remaIh ol 'lls' "i'Son ~ >
which causeu 'le prs '~u'o, 10 S"ii
an Anna w'nan W ,1l'"' "' ou' VIZ ,,i
confr .1ted - 1he N'hla "ouiaN WI >
Gilsou backed up on hei words ana
there IS abs 'i"eels i'o'"ihe W n nilo"
any connection ih lhis regaru. IIoS-
ecuter Ora J.. Smitn Is convinced pc
yond shadow ol uouot that 'nis
woman had nothlhg 20 90 WIN the
case and kew nothlng whatever
about IL in any way She laced Mrs;
ellison IN th' prosecute ; ONCE ana
made Mrs. q son aoil1 thao s"e was
wrong - W statement "hien Snc
had made.
Sine \ we ago i has been learn
ed that the hepuDlle MOTOR s lruch
COMPANY OF ins eity mas haa inuIn ,,
to do "1tn t'S Ta'S, - @',G pa, 'l'ulal y
rs TINS rue ~ -. "SS Tha eeS, connern p
,ue". ' tse s,,nnees and
salarv ~ caas. Powers during his
conneetion yith the and with
the undorsts ndma that lid not hope
for ths rpv rd t3 th he company
wantcj t The feared up. 1t
is undefst0t1 that ers Will con-
tinue h.s WORK on Pr ase until con-
yictions are secured Ir' Powers
was Workin 'ii ~ ,u"pie ie4us
which 1t IS 'elieFtl Fooid nave lea
to a eoniessi'" 20 lys Il neau-
dry had n9l oe' .don iu, ~ ms
etorts- ,' 80 ma na
Iahe, ~ 80 .... Ala ,aa Cd ,'ho &
"aVlte n 3i'' eotve ss,,n i,,s' hotvonr' " on
NJ NJ. - and -bo Fnler oirl tho
- -. - .t. -,rr1., o,s apotbo,
,hino rs sn,aection with the case
wb;ri oss ra a. possible by the Re.
nuhI;c and ~ +. ". Rlgglcs. who
frareaJ fbe fp. when assured by
t,tor,., rsr, a. Kress that !,
n.o,,ld t'.,.,,isb vaalahls link in the
.ha;n ~ evid. 1ca being forged b,
Tic th,..s NC Powers. Beaudrv ant
-.
.., m. -,
iroseou'or .o"y K "sn. .,.'
uo'o 1hs f'ecVfe ~ - III ia: la VIZ ~
reason 40, PiH''" a. ~ =. y.
tne s. 'ine cay mem, men, W. ~ =.
&c W, W. ~. - ~ ..,..,sos CO. = 49, ~.
10 ~ -SHit ~ ~ NN>
case JUST as mu''h as 20 ible. and bt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
CLOSE EARLY
Merchants to Close Early for the
Next Few Months.

Believing that much good viii re.
suit from early closing from January
]. 10 April /, the merchants Of th,
city have signed an agreement +,
close their stores at GOO p. M, ex
cept Saturday and Republic p.
nights.
One Of the chief reasons for 4.
move this year is given as the o.
ser~ation Of fuel. Another is to ,
The clerks of the stores a litlo
.i-~,c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Christian Science

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Knights Of pythias Hall.
Sunday, 1880 a. IN.
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
Subject for December SO, christian
Science"
Reading room open Saturday after
noon from until 4 o'clock.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

Deputy sheriff Arthur Murphy left
Wednesday afternoon for Camp Lo-
gan. Illinois, WHERE he expects TO
locate party who will be material
witness in the Epler murder case. He
il expected 10 return Friday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
notice..

On and after this date december
14D I will lie at my Office in the Monti-
gel implement store. adjoining the
City Hall. for the purpose Of collect
irP city tayes.
J. N MONT1GEL,
22 t.-c City Treasurer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
THE CHURCHES


1000 a. m. Morning Prayer, Subject
Redeeming the Time.
IL 80 a. M. Sunday School
1880 a. m. Mems Bible Class
800 p. m. Vesper Service
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
THE THEATRE



Tonight, FRIDAY the Offering at thr
idehour is b an; Washburr IN The
Golden Idiot, humorous romance
Of a happy-ro-lucky vagabond and
a millionaires daughter
VIM. S. Harts latest, and all re-
ports say, HI best picture, The
Narrow Trail viii be shown Sunday
and Monday
The story " The Narrow TRAD
IT, one of intense heart appeal and
affords Mr.. H It, who is perhaps ono
cf the create American portrayern'
of Western Characters, abundant cp-
portunities for lhe display Of bis great
talents. The various scenes of the
photoplay were tagged in the noun
tains south OF los Angeles and theP
invest the picture with romantic
setting of natural beauty and efcs-
tivenest seldor eH ii cneHs u3s
Guctions.
One Of tn, lltnf tit 81 tS
play j. fight between Iaft ard tsa
OF his support players. which. fss
realism and ec at rt5strne. s. IS.
IS Sid, has 70 c.rf aia ~
tory. No glo e. ir hi-
battle and the tt pan tse srlspE
utterly. Hart sr IS k.s ar ego
nists in the hg j.. Cfel5 sr,sL-clx
end blood flowed ccly IN edA'sou
to this great hasfe
others 81 equal
which are
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
l.. X. NIcJimsey

l.. r. McJimsey will sell at public
auction at the Fletcher farm, one
mile south and one and one-half miles
west of Elwell corners, on Tuesday,
January sth. at 10000 a. M. his stock
of horses, cattle, feed, farm tools, i'm
Elements. etc. Ten months time on
sums over five dollars. J. u. Helman.
fauctioneer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
AUCTION SALES
Matt. Johnson

Having rented his farm Matt John
son will offer at public auction at the
farm, two miles west and four miles
north of Forest Hill, on Wednesday,
January 9, his stock of horses, cattle,
farm implements, tools. etc. Eleven
months time on sums over five dol
lars. Sale starts al 1000 a. m. j.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24

EaCe cuatro amos. cuanGo este Pc
riodico VIC Ia primera luz enmedlo de
tanta dificu!CaG V coptratiempo tanto,
cuando broto = Ia vida, agltada y
cruel, del noticierismo. para llevar 81
consuelo . infundir ia fe a los meXica-
nos que residen en- este pals rico y
Drospero. hubiera sido II temerldad.
IN absurdo, pronosticar que, POGO
tempo dcspucs. csc mlsmo ~Qerlodlco,
'nclpieate Y endehie. hahia de tener
casa propia Y elementos propios para
SostenerSc s~oStener, a "a veZ, a to
las las fuer2as vivas que 10 lntegran
mantienen como institution autono-
ma.
Las gentes escepticas lutheran SON
| redo Las pesimistas. lutheran hecho
| gala de ironia sangrienta.
Una enlpresa de tai indole, que re
! Griere taa-a energia, tanta fuerZa
/ de voluntad, tanta constancIa, pare
| cha crsible que p~rogresara Y Sc deSa-
| rror!ara en- names de compatrlotas
nuestros. de suyo apaticos, sin INCA
tiva particular. sin perseverance, y
sin fe!
PCrO he aQuCl que el EiILlSTo Sc N4EO'
Que III hombre fuerte, de teZon indo-
maDle, entr6 en- Ia lucha decidldo a
triunfar. Y puso en- ella toda su volun--
tad, ' TODD su ardimiento, Y a~rrostro
! los obstaculos y salvo ,os troplezos,
nara llegar al axito mas A~alagador y
mas complete.
{. momentc fut acknowledgements a
p~rovechado. Habia en- eStas ATTITUDES
una necesidad misteriosa de perlodico
! mexicano. ue noticias meXlcanas, de
! r"yionaiiSmo mcyicann; Sc hacla SEN
tir auui e.! hGeeo de IN 6rgano re
! ruino de Ia patria nuestra, cue hah!a-
RI de ella. de u heroes Y sus glorlaS'
.! .e-manc gue I'VE en- esta TERRA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
LNs 0'pyt DIS gonseV2dO'
res IlsgaGoa 2 IN aeusr5o
La REORGANIZATION DEL EJERCIT0 !
LA MAR Ma Sc PR0SIGUE CON
GRAN ACTlAlDAD

HABANA. Abril l9.-Aycr Sc re-
u|nieron los representatives c~onscrva-
dores de Ia can-ara &c dlputadoS. 5aJ0
la presidential de 81 leader q doctor
BetanSourt Anduley, con el obJeto de
discutir Ia Inca dc conducta que de
ben scgulr en- el seno de IA corpora
rion legislative.
La session fui muy animada. Los
debates Sc sucelieror. Sc hlzo derro-
ne De oratoria. HlsuHos dipItados
Sc mostraron ~partldarios je una poll
lisa lie roncIl!aclHn con los llberaleS,
mientraS otroS dierOn ia nOta 2guda
dc Ia intransigencia.
i eSta session aSistieron los slCuieA-
ties representatives: Orlando Freyrc;
Eulogio Sardnas, Pablo q. Mcnocal.
Felix del Frado, Jose NJ. Collantes.
Eduardo J. Beltrdn; Jose Gonzalez,
Alfredo betancourt MandGlcy; Anto-
20 Casuso: Jose Acosta; Manuel Gil
raudv: Oscar Soto; Manuel NiIlal0n
Eeriaguer. Pedro Aragones. Carlos
Robau. Domingo Lecuona; Carlos
Cruz; Vito Gambia; Pcjro CanPos y
emilio Sariinas.
&c 2GOElp Id St-N!fIIC iION'S' 20
sen,aaa por el senior Arag0nes:
40 -Aceder 4 los supllcatorioS de
Z Iueilos representatives que Ell eI eX-
t:anjero 0 aIzadoS con las armas en- 10
lAano. nan demostrado de manera que
TO deja Iugar a dudas, su cooperation
ri actual estado revo.uCionarto porque
atiAviesa el pals.
"2o.-Que Sc estudie detenldamente
el case de los que Sc h,allar comprendI
dos en- la clausula anterior, 4 fin de
acceder en- su dja con rcspecto u aque-
Hos que efectivamente Sc compruebe
81 actuaci6n favorable 4 n scdici0n
mi-itar. o a IA reluelta que ma puestc
IN 3eiigro "A soberania n%aclonal.
Tan.bicin Tue aprObada eStu otra
murivn ~prcsentada por e. senor Yer
deja Y cOmp:ementaria de "a del senior
Aragones:
IiI.--Que respecto a Ia elaIsuia II.
&c resuelra cada sas0 sepalhdamen-
;e : cen yIsta de las pritcbas presen-
tadas. las cuaies deyeran ser prerla-
mente ofrecidas a cada n de .os re
presentanteS pall SUI juicio defiaitIvo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
en- Espa12 Ct seRtI-
mieREo anti ge5m2aot'io
Los PARTIDARI0S De ALEMANIA, Y Los
De la ENTENTE HAN TENlDO
I'm CH0QUE

MADRID. AbriI de 19lT.-La excl
taci5n del rUbIIvo crece por momcntoS
cen motl"o Ge los aconJeclmientos pc
l;ticos que Sc han reC!Strado Y los
Intermediates que eSJan por reEIs-
trarSe. Sigue S.enGo teuna Ge ac2lo-
radcs Debates ia actItud que debe a
suw.r EsTaCa ante Ia campana sub
marina ' n:entras algUmos grUp0S Il
berales y r~epubl!canos sUStlenen II
ceoria de que el gob!crno deDe dccla-
rarse Embellishments de Darte dc II
Entente. los Conservatives y otr1s
gruDoS gtrmanjfiloS hacen eSfuerhos
ina4ditos ra-l sc-,5rar q con"enc'-
miento de que Espana debe permane-
Ger neutral.
i "a. grade llega va Ia eNcitaclon
lie, publlco; que gor prlmera vez, les
lie el principle de Ia guerra, Sc ha da-
20 Il case de cue Germanofl!os y anti
-evmano;:,oS liegueD a las manos. La
-l.aceta de Policia" acaba lie dar cuen
IA &c IN ~incldente de csc genera. Los
nrctagJristaS de el fueron personals
de 7!.a SlgnIf.caclon pclitica. Uno de
estes u.tlmOS diaS. varies GrupoS pc
liticos Sc hallaban inSta!ados. como &c
.sstursbre en- el pcrtico del edificlo
iii Cou@reso. Bien pronto Sc enta-
hiaron entire ellos las habituales dis
.us,orrs "a en pro Y va en- contra de
-Ly.aaNla.
Segun dice e. periodico de referen-
c:a. los gcrnSan6fI'Cs Sc permltleron
>uuer ai@un comentario p~rofundameil
t iespectlvo para Ia de los "a
.iados ' .orno csc comcntario degcne-
rara despues en- insultos, bien prcnto
los p~art!da-;os de Ii Entente cayeron
scbre u c~ontrarioS.
Est2 fUG Ia SERIAL para que los CRU
pos Sc acometIeran q b~astona%oS. ar
maaGose III eScandalo m2gno' Que die
,ugar = u intervention de Ia poI!cla
Tres a~liad6filos fueron c~onduc!dos al
rr6vlmo puesto de polICia y tres per
sonas que p~ertenecian FL grupo ger
m]an6fio ' u fuoron heridas durante
T. rina. f,lsarcn a, puesto de socorros
Immediate.
Como este incidente, Sc bar regIstra
60 alguncS otros en- provinclas.
Las autorldades estan fernando Mu-
has Vrecaucjones para evItar frlcclC-
rs lie este genera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24
C~UARTIL,L>lAS FAClLES
EN- CASA PROPlA

nero cue no Sc Olvida de Ia suya pro-
IA Y fue esq circumstance tan blen
Observable, tar bien MEDIA, tan olen
2proveck2da, que 10 que parecIa a.
principle, obra de rCmanos y trabaJG
de hercules, fua al POGO tempo to-
mando cuerpo real, creclendo a cada
rasu. abriendo nuevoS h~orlZontes' has
IL uegar. conc ha llegad0, = IN site
oue no cupo mas que IN Ia Illusion ri
sueila dc su miciador y principal eje-
cutante.
Y hoy vivnuos en- Ia casa prOpla.
Hoy dejamos de pagan renta. hoy a
bandonan.os, 4ulza para s!empre, esa
.ozo6ra conslante del c2brador, eier-
ma pesadilla de las gentes pobres.
Nlvimos numildemente entire cuatrc
uaredes, cue son nueSGras, y que Tor
, man Ia base para algura cosa meJor
va estd el basamento. Va sc puede
, conStruir.....
y este triuIfo no sonado. que nos IL
hra de las in~comodidaGes dc un iugrar
de~sventajoso Y cruel. nos estlmuLa
mas a seguir trabajando, d c~ontlnuar
! ION e mlsmo enpeno IN Ia senda que
ros hemos trazado, propaganda nues-
tras 5elleZas nacIOnales, nonrando
uucstros fastos patrios, ensalzando d
, nuestros heroes, para q el puolico lee
tor U nos soStiene, Yea correspond
! dos cun nuestros eSfuerzos, n buena
yoluntad, 81 carino y ia ayuda que dis
pensa a esta publicaclon, que hoy dla
&c ebra 81 mayer acontecin:lento.
FL paso que hemos dado va. nos a.
jIenta para no desmayar. y creemoS
cue SOLO 20 mprevlsto, 10 que lac est&
Gerrro de Ia humana pOslbIllG2d, nara
cue no adelantemos mas en- el canine
cue segulmes. para bien de Ia Patria
cue nos dio el SER.
TIBkRiO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-24

i consecvencia lie los nechos denun
,iados ante ell Secretario de AgrlcuI'
muc.las aarnIcerias Sc nan eau
surndo va.