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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
THE ANNUAL TEACHERS
INSTITUTE At HIGH SCHOOL

The annual teachers institute will
be held the week beginning August
9th. The instructors scheduled are
Prof Edward Rynearson. Principe
Of the 5th Avenue High school. Pitts
burg, Pa. C. F. Citizens, Superinten-
dent of City schools, Wheeling. w
Va, and Francis Wheeler OF Grove
City. Pa, viii have charge Of the
music.
The entire program will be hnnounc
ed later.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
HAIL STORM IN
OLD HAMPSHIRE
Some Damage Done to Crops in
Nearby county-eig Peach Crop
This Year.

Sections of Hampshire county, near
the Frederick county, Va, line were
visited on Tuesday afternoon by a
hail storm, which did some damage
To the crops, especially the peaches
The damage. however, viii not in
volve g. big loss.
Orchardists in Hampshire claim
the peach crop this season will be
twice its normal size and a record
is expected to be broken The apple
crop viii be fair
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
On Fishing Expedition.

The Rev William A McKeefry,
rector OF st. Josephs church, and as
sistant the Rev Cornelius OLeary
and Charles Nicodemus are spending
the day at the river at Great Caca-
pom on fishing expedition.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Gone to Atlantic City.

Mrs. John Robinson and sister,
Miss Loren1 Wetzeb left this morning
for Baltimore where they viii visit
relatives. Later they will go to At
lantiG City, and will be gone FOR
week.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Is Ready 70 Move.

Word has been received from Fair
mont that the First Regiment which
is encamped at Camp Oornwell, that
city. Ia ready 70 move at sny time.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Porto Rico Reeisters to4.sse Men

San Juan, Porto Rico, July Il
The total registration in Porto Rico,
under the selectiye draft law was
1O4,9S6, it was announced today.
The registrations divided as follows;
White, 1926; colored 24,6O5; aliens,
2.O76; enemy aliens. thirty. No ar
rests or disturbances accompanied
the registration
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Laborers Wanted

WANTED-Yaid laborers; quarry
laborers. stone leaders contract
ors) Daily bus service from Martins
burg and from Hedgesville. Apply
Superintendent at Berkeley. Security
Cement & Lime Co. Z 8 12t g1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Finished in Fortnight.

The board of equalization con
tinues it's work each day at the as
ssssops office and much u ping
completed. 1t is thought that all the
work win be Finished in fortnight.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
EARLY APPLES.

We will load d car OF early apples
at the c.. v, r. II. freight station on
Saturday. July IA, 1877. If you have
any early apples to ship, call us over
either phone or bring them in Sat,
urday
MARTINsBURa FRUIT EXCHANGE
z a 1t p1 i. gsSAm
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
CITIZENS OF PHOENIX
ROUND UP THE |. w. w.
Especial TO he Worldl

VVVVVI'FI % IfC " OIIUJ
PHOENIX, Ariz., July H.
Today 1000 members of the
l. w. w. are being rounded
up by the members of the City
Protective League and the cit
liens and business men. Bus
mess is at standstill. while
the Industrial Workers of the
World are being driven out Of
the city.
y
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Russians Continues to Drive Back
Austro-German Forces in Galacia
Especial TO THE WORLDLY

PETROGRAD Russia July 2-Kalusz in Galca was taken
from the forces when the continued
their drive the front.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
German Chancellor
Hollweg Resigns
Especial to The World.)

BERNE, Switzerland, July 12-AceOrdng a Berlin news
amer today Chancellor DR.. Behmann olweg rendered
resgnation Emperor William has postponed his as
neither he will accept the resignation.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
NOTICE

10 all Taxo cab drivers, draymen,
Hi'IN wagons, and cabs, the license
''ssE for the coming year, are now
'eady. Can and pay your license and
receive tag at once.
c. n. DAWSON, Sergeant,
Z ia at nj
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
800 BRITISH TRAPPED BY THE
GERMANS ON THE WESTERN FRONT
Especial to The World.)

LONDON July Ion the extreme west line of the British
at Newport Belgium, 1900 British trapped by
This number includes the dead wounded and missing
&. 4.saaGA&rAAaEM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
Terrible explosion
de dinamita en-
Puebla

PUEBLA. Noviembre 1l.-Cerca
de la Giez de "a noche, Sc efectuo
aver una formidable explosion que
a.arr6 profundamente a Ia ciudad.
La catastroEe Sc registr6 en- Ia
tienGa dc a5arrotes La Reforma,
situada frente al Paseo Bravo, en- Ia
esquina De las GALES Ia. del 5 de
Enero Y lSa. de Juarez.
No Sc sabe exactamente cuaEeS
fueron las causas de Ia explosion,
0e-o fundadamcnte Sc supone que et
dueho del establecimiento, Librado
Matamoros, tenia alguna cantidad de
dir2rl:ta. Ia cuai exp!ot6 al acercaT
Natamo.os una vela encendida.
Ia explosion fut formidable. CON
moyiendo mucha< GALES a 10 redon-
IA. x saceso cause ia alarma consi-
cuiente ' desde luego comenzaron q
negar de todas partes numerosos Gu
riosos.
\, ~Droducirse ei desastre, cayeroE
los Lechos del estaaIecimiento Y Sc
derrum5arou con gran estruendo va
las casas coatiglas, entire otras, una
1ulc2cria denomjnGda la Selva Yer
De" = Ia cue habisa Ia familia Fer
nauiez Come. Igualmente, derrum-
baro2Se los muros de muchas otras
quedanGo algunas c.arteadas nota-
b,amenrc = causa de II trepidaci6n.
Ia poiicia acudi6 POGO despuss, Sc
gviGa de los bomoeTos, = ioSr@ron
cxu2cy con vida aln al dueho de:
.&blecimiento, c, cuaI prcsenta no
r-;bIes quemaduras en- var;as parties
del cuerpo y una herila en- Ia frea-
re, prclUcida pOr IN goipe cue ST.
fro al cacr una vi@a del tecno.
y pear de 81 estate, pudo occla,
Tai i~adicando que solamente p9seia
IN bo;c con vcjnte kiios dc po!vora.
cue s3gone estali6 por cI incendio
&. .os s~os.a.es, proNimos Il lugar
d. s:n.es.co. A1a6.5 , Sus Geciara-
clones cue ~ seaia c@ntidaC aiSuno
O. .inan.iga,
No 2bsJarte es.a declaration, cs
~inG.dah!e agc cE.s-!a Gir&m!ta, e..
vista DC los eno.Eles cStragoS d. Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
DOS NIRo5 ATRoPELLADoS PoR
UN AUTOMOViL.

Dos niaos De corta cdad faeron a
- victimas del ~cotidiano acciden,e
automavi'.stic2.
! las SEES y diez mi"1ao5 de Ia TAI
de. cast freatc a nUestras ofic!nas,
IN autom6vii manejado Dor j. \
jean. Due vie en- "a casa nunlcro
ST de la Avenida West Magno.la,
asgopcll6 al niE.o MagGalcno Lara,
dc doce amos de edad. que wire en- IA
cast 81 de la Gale Santa Rosa.
Ira jugaba cor otro peQaeAaeio'
ouc a yer 4 81 amigo atropei.ado
por q auto. gritaba compungido que
10 lleyaran a su casa antes de que Sc
-a@iiera, porquc 81 ere ST amigo.
Jean. sin pcrGcr TEMPO. recogio
q Magdalcno : 10 condujo al hospi-
tai De la civdad. donde Sc g curaron
los rolrcs ~rccibidos. Como muy po-
. personals Sc dieron cuenta eXacta
de este accidcnte. crcyeron Qulncs
10 prcscaciaron, que las vIedas de-
auto haD;an pasado sobre q estoma
70 dc MagGayeno ocasionando:e gr"-
visinas heridae. pero no sucedio ash
paes los golpes recibidos por Lara son
Dc los cue 70 ronen en- peligro Ia "
ia.
Media bora mas tardc dc ocHrriio e!
accidente, Bob Harvey. que vlve en-
el Hotel Lanier, atropel!0 d otro mt
chachc de nombrc Oneal, con resi-
dcncia en- il casa 1918 dc Ia Gale
Nolan. Oneal fue conducidc a Sa-
natorio Baylor, para Qae ALI Sc le
atendiera poy cuenta de Mr.. Harvey,
ouicn sc compromCtio = pagan los
gastos que demande Il ~curacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
EIcuerpo de Cedillo Tue
~exguest0 en eL atriO
de catedTGj

SAN LUIS POTOSI, NovIemDre 10
Ell c5nico de todas las converse
clones cs IA muer5e del cabeehla
Naedaleno Ceailo. que por muchos
amos a;.Dia cstado operando en- las po-
5~.zc.eaes cercanas q "a Inca que une
est c.1iad con 9! in~porJante pner-
to De Tampico. causando al m!smo
tempo &~osacrscctos : Ia Via mencio-
na - 10 qoa hacta que no 2udiera
rz---a1:-asse el rdf:co Al citado
-s--5o. BESIDE que el General Die
g.ez rona6 "a direction de IA tampa-
81. en- esta EStado. Sc ~inFriu1i5 gran
De 4c-v.aa1 = la persecution De los
-a.ieos aet carrancismo siendo II
~e-se De Ced;lio e. primer ~resuiTs-
10 De a;icEa ac5:viaaG.
In :.-o-me Official del comoaJe
CT &. que lat m4crto Nagdaieno &C.
.io fl. progorcionado . II prensa
= dc Il Sc d~esp-ande 81 sigu!ente re-
.;.J:
81 no @ot.c.@s ca IA Est&ci6n
&e las Cao.as, de qae los cediI!istas
c7coatra5an . corta d;stancia, e
-a1dia-anea,e % tomaron las dis
aosIcro-es r~e-esar,aS para em2render
e.. -caace y hacer :. mismo tempo
ga. cl erenl.2o Sc vera obligado .
rrcscarsr h~atalla, en- IA cual faera
g.s.... 2 las E.crz&s del gobierno eX-
-o--i1ar]2-
la.c.s@ .. combate aesae las pri-
-ls ay-.:s De- d%a. per-a&aecicndo
t-r 4.r1a4 aogas .aaecisa ia Veto
hasra qle, conlo . Ia Una de ID
-:c. Sc uotJ que los cedI.is-4s en-
--zza@n q 5,aqaear. Las IGeczas del
-oniec.e carg,rou cEtonces @ brio,
,e-Jnao-2 = eomoasir cUerpo q c1er-
po og-auao poacr ~ complete
asr-r-.ys " los cedii.:s-as que csa-
o@ mandates nor los A-~m-nos Le-
..-- 3D.. rg~-- l.-
-.--ss -. 80. - luerzss "a
&c 6;-.-@ie@ = -evaEt&r &.
,-may. u rss-3 2a-scEuia con furia
. lbs -az:t..cz. Ea,re les ~cao&rcres
a-e es-aaa acmara.iy C. campo.
.t..r--.r..a md. nrng= Cye e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
Peroxide Alcalino
(Adams)
In gran destructor de las b~acterias
Y de los microbes.

Y de los
INDICACIONES PARA 81 USO.
Danes ell seguida solo unos GUAM
! tos casos de los muchos en- que es-
ta indicado SD uso.
LaYado de la boca.-Usese con e!
cepillo de dientes. Este no sc!o deS-
truye los ge-Inenes. sino que obra
! mecanicamente remov:endo las partl-
! culas de las cavidades. D~estruye to-
dos los malos o%lores, dejando Ia l0ca
absolutamente limpi Limpia los
d;entes 0 dentaduras postizas.
Afeccicnes del Pecho.-Tonsliit!s,
Crup, Difteria, etc, apliquese con IN
cepillo o puiverizador, con toda su
fuerza; para usario como gargafa,
usese una parte de aqua.
Catarro. Fiebre de! Zacate, kesfrios
t-Usese como esta originalmente
Dreparado, apliQucse con Il ducha
nasal 0 pu!verizadcr.
Gorilla. Dolores en- los oid0s.-Cse-
Sc con una parte de aqua tDla y
tres parties de peroxide. introducien-
dolo ~suavcGleate en- el DIDO.
ParpadCs ~inflamadcs. OrZ1eio etc.
.-Usese como cst& or:ClraiMente
preparado. Ap!iquese con aigodon
a6~s3-vente.
Tumores, Abces0s. Llagas, etc
Usesc como estd orig:na!mente pre-
parado y ap!iQuese ;ibremente.
Cranes. Deformidad del cults. etc.
-Uscse como csta origInainente pre-
parade. Apl!quesc ~l;brcnentc.
0ucmaduras. EsccldaduTas. etc
Ia n-onta api;.aci6n del peroxide
2roporciona III rapi1c ali"io.
Hencrrasia nasal.-SatGrcse TN
a!rodGa con peroxide, introdtIcase en-
n nariz, camb;ardoio q menudo. Use
Sc en- tod2 su fUerZa.
PicaGuras de ~~,osQu!jos. irsectos O
viboras.-Apliquese Embellishments
el peroxide con tGda 81 fucTZa.
Para cyitar Ell nal ci0- De les pies,
scbacc, etc.-Todos los m2ios olofe5
sc Destroyer 0 ej peroxide; usese
iioremente.
Para las maro< ) los 7ies.-Ei pc
r0XiGo iimpia IL pie, y las was. Sua-
VIA ia pieI. rcmucve los tejIdos
mue.tos : cyita IA infection. usese
como eSta p~rcparado oriElna!mente.
Para despu&5 de afeitarse.-Evita
las iirflamacioneS, suspendc IL hemo.
rragl. dc las co-tadas 0 %ranoS. +!
mcior lavaio para "a cara.
Ducha-S oGZas &c peroxide en :
cuar.os de aqua tib!2. cE Il jer.H-
6" DC fucntc. causan Il d%ellcIosa
sensation dc IiwpjcZ:. personal.
Racue-dcn que IS ca2as Soiamenic
!r. costaraR 25c.
e uag del Peroxide, es.a iHdIcaG"
en- cada Gepartamento dc toa@ casa
&cb!iamcnrc aSeada. Para cnfcrmc-
ria, ioca,ic-. cuarto de bdno. cociEa
: l~aylndcr:a. Precio 25c. Garanti-
2ado Y m~auufactEraGo pCr;
PIDALG Hoy MiSliO y:
ADAMS DRUG co.
DEPT. 50. San Antonio ieAas'
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Heriberto lara saIi6 de
Yeracruz con tr0pas
para TiXpam

VERACRUZ. Noviembre l0.-Aoor.
do de! canonero Sonora" partio es-
ia manaaa rumbo a Tuypam, ell ge-
neral Heriberto lara, acompanadC
de numcrosas fue-zas que estan des-
tiu2das u la pacificaci6n de aqUelIa
region
Con este enyio de tropaS Green los
carrancistas que podran dominar Ia
actividad dc los rebeldes en- ell mar
Y en- Ia costa, pues sabido es que Ell
ia laguna de Tamiahua, y ceEea de
Tuxpam, los rebeIdes haDian estado
b,eciGo sus reales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
LID. sJEDE LEassaRsE DE: LAS TCRTU-
na5 DEL REuBNATEgMC USANBo SIS.

to-ios resultados, para el tratamien-
to del reumaIismo. obra directa-
mente sobre Ia sangre, cue pronta-
n.ente Sc purifica de tocos los ger
,lcnes de ia erferrnedad. Es IN po-
terosc arridoto, : el;n,ina de Ia san
gre toda traza de germenes reun,ati-
COS, restaurandc y ~reforzandc Ell
arruinado sistema.
Escriba hoy mismo 4 DueStro Di-
rector Medico. Guien dara g listed va
Hoses consoles respecto al trataBIIen-
70 aprop:ado para su case. DIrec-
ci6n. Swift Specific Co. Dept. S.
Atlanta Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

Los gttrmenes del reunatismo es-
tan en- Ia sangre. que esta invadida
aor miltones dc esos GiminItos demo
MOS del do!or. cauEando indeciGles Su-
frimientos. Y robaudo q su victima el
vigor V Ia fucrza. cas' hasta dejsrio
en- Ia impotencia mis- completa. Pa
IA obtener ei verdader7 Y positive
alivio dc esta enfernIedad. esos- ger
meres mai!gnos dcben ser compieta-
mente deStecrados del sistema total
&c t. sangre-
FL S. S. S. ha sido usado durante
cincuenta amos cor les mas satisfac-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
10 g g. oicndcn dos faros
ESQ. OGGdoiarcs eaviados = Mexico,
producto de Ia aduana.

Ia jcfa.Jra dc Hacienda de este
puerto envi5 l il Tcsoreria General
de "a Nacion la caEt:dad dc 2J0,000
djlarcs cu orc. pyoducto &c las con
tri1uicones tederaies e. Uydo el cst"-
DO.
La Adu&na Martina Ia recaUdado
en- Ia Ultima decena ia cantidad de
S3S0.92l.09 centavos ORC uaciona!.
@ igual cantidad en- papci infalsifica-
DE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

Imperio nan comprado rarias ,haertas
en- los a~lrededorcz de la ~poblact6n,
con e: objeto de dedicarSe al cr.t!vo
sn gran esc&la de las l~egumbreS de
mayor consume. Los chinos mencio-
nados haran uso de procedimieGtos
e2teramente moderHos, con 10 qae Sc
espera que San Luis ootendra IN be-
n4ficio, Va que este cuitivo Sc habia
tescu.6aGc cas: Por complete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
Nusya Agcnci= Aduanai.

= la ac:ae-o del veaidero d.
CENTRE. So ao-i-a e2 cs,a ciudad
az a-c-a Agcrc:a AaGa2al, para 10
--a- h-- r5rm2do ma socieGad enc
- las SEES. {. s. Nc Kinney. Fe-
Ge-jc1 Fernandez y Rafael Garcia
L.iggz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
pa - Cruz Roja.

l. General Ramon Io6Ie. pro2,ata-
- IL. --.ea &c ga-Gr&r que esia s.
l1aia - = ca..e Lincoln, sa'5n Gle
roy por ac= coas.jCuye e. centric de
reunion sie iamilias de nuest-a me
ior soc:sl2G, IA ced:6o tod>s los
r-oduetos cue sc recaaden el dl2 %
5.. Yrosente mes, . l. Cruz Roja a
Gsr.c&Ha-
:. zes.2 dc. General Tofta HI 81
n my ben rec:6iIo 20 i2s &amas
&c 1.zer@a eI Comit5 loca. de i
e--uaac,6a 6enef;ca 2 QGe NE Ven
=, reEi-ierdo.
81 C0ERESPONSAL
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aabia s;do supr;mido ell aiumbrado 4
Ia Gale Dc Hidelgo.

DesGc maze algunos dias Sc haDla
venido aotando que ei alumbrado Que
luce Ia calIe donde estan ubicadas
las principles casas dc comerc;o de
esra p~obIaci6n, habia sido suprimido,
10 Que Sc debj6 a QUE Ell municipio
oSta muy linaitadO de tondos ' huoo
que hacer alguEaS economics; pero
los c~onsa:ciantes han m~anifestado que
cstaE en- Disposition de slovenian los
g@stos que or!gine e! a~l-mbrado de
cuc ha5.amos. po-que de Euevo ten
dga buen aspecUo Eueszra Gale prin-
ci2al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
2egresa a ST. cu-uI un diputado.

Sanchez Sa-azac quc representa- ell
la camara loca. uno de los partidos
lie Ia Huasteca, ha vue'to a desem-
memo de SIS labores, por habcr ter
uinado Ia l;cencia cue le habia sido
corcediaa para el arreglo de algunos
aslntcs ~garticu!aFes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

Cusrdo ncccsite librCs en- espaGol
d~irijase a Iguacio Z: LOzaRo.---ilo
\. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

s. c-.cucEt-a en- csta cIudaG cI 60
Hsra&dor De QIeretaro, q quien, con
motiyo dc haber Sido aver 81 onomas-
:co. lc fut obsequ;ado por el go0cr-
IaGor Juan Barragan, un dia de cam
-. CT la ccrcana hacienda de Gogo-
IRON. Perusquia sale mauana mls'2Io
r~ra Ia cntidad cue ~gob;erna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
"1I SaIvavida %

Es3cc:i:co a~ltan:ente r~eca'oenda-
do Para Ia Tuberculosis, Asma'
R~esfricz, Tos, Bronqnias. La Cr!-
pa. P9lmonia. CataIro cr6n'co del
oecho 0 intestinal, ) eXce!ente para
toGa persona da!gaaa, a~n6lHica' tal-
II De ca2ne = sarrve. Is el meier
balsamo para los pu.Mones.
PRECiO: S1.O0 ho:clIa. G pcr $500
TODD rediao de62ra hacerse acom-
panado de 81 va,or J dirigido q:
NJ. AREZPE CO.
1l;5,. ". Commerce St. Dept. l
Y. 0. Box Il. Station A.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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CclaGor contrabandista.

Hoy fu6 destituido el ce:auor &c.
resEuardo maritime Agrktin Citl,
2or haberse:e ~sorprend!do la noche
de aver. cuando dejaba el vapor es,
Danol Alfonso Mi, con nueyc tras-
cos de perfume que trataba &c pasar
ocultamente -defraudando al erarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

pgna Accessories lie au.om5vi-
A3a les, por mayer y m2noT:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
Los marines ssrsn condccofadas.

Hoy segan c~andccorados los mari-
nos ore salvaroa d los @&fragos de!
Dailehot General Vela."
Con este motive tendran lugar Ell
Q! IaIec6n de Sandal HI festival
sicndo cI principal Ia condecoraci6a
lie los marines por el Prcsidente MI
~aiciaa'. Una comisi6n de Ia masone-
IN v-eracruzana y otra formada POI
los participates miembros &c esta So
ciedad han organizado los feslejos.
Tanass participation q Pari:ao Ga,
~v;"ista en- las eieccioncs.
F. Partido Gavirista ha dec!diGv
omar participation en- las cleccioneS
nunicipa.cs on TODD cl EStado.
~ comcn4ar los trabajos electoral
ies, Us directories de IA agrupacioH
o~.liy.ca mcncioaada declararon crc
ahsten&r:an dc toma. participac!on
aa las eaycioEcs : vot&rian ais.ada-
rcatc ga.a no intriag:: "a ley cleo
tora!.
No SC couoce toaavja Il candidate
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-11
MAKING AN EXAMINATION
or GERMAN VESSELS
With View to Using Them for Ocean
Going Carriers-s,---.svs

Washington, April 10.-With the
view to using commercially the Ger
man merchant vessels in American
harbors to meet the shortage of ocean
carriers, government agents . I'VE be-
gun thorough examination of the ships
to fix definitely the cost and time re-
quired to make chem seaworthy. The
ma chinery of most of them was seri-
ousIy damaged by their crews when
the United States broke relations with
Germany
Preparations also have been made to
rush to completion as rapidly as pos
sible wooden cargo carrying vessels to
be built under the shipping board. Ma
jor General George Goethals, builder
of the Panama canal. probably will be
asked to take general charge of this
work.
In addition. the government is Sc
riously considering the advisabiIity of
requisitioning a portion or all of the
fleet of American vessels engaged in
the Atlantic coastwise trade, some of
which are owned and operated by
railroad interests. Problems connect
ed with the sudden snirting to the rail-
reads of the seaboard section burden
of traffic at present carried by the
coastwise vessels are under consid-
Grafton by the Council of National De-
fenSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-11
TO AID ALLIES ECONOMIC
PRESSURE ON GERMANY
United States Government Means to
Use Every Means at It's Command.

Washington, April 10. - Great
Britain's trading with the enemy act,
out of which grew the celebrated
blacklist, probably will be used by the
administration as a guild for legis1a-
tion to give the government a firm
grasp on the country's commerce
throughout the war.
Convinced that the United States
participation in the conflict for a year
or more at least will be largely econ
oTnic, the government intends to use
every means in backing up the allies
economic pressure on Germany. AL
ready a war trade committee, named
by the cabinet. is considering meas
ures to give the government the full
est control of overseas trade and is ex-
pected to report to the cabinet with
in a few days.
One of the first measures congress
will be asked to pass, it is believed,
will be a bill to give the president or
some commission to be named full con-
the country sufficient supplies for its
own needs, for If given power the
president of a board could put an en-
barge on the export of any commodity
and could prohibit exports to any
country.
Giving the president power to place
embargoes, with the power to except
certain commodities, officials say would
put the United States in a position to
aid the British blockade of Germany
and at the game time enable 1t to help
ration the northern European neutraIs
through which heretofore has poured
a great amount of food from the Unit
ed States for Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-11
Two Suspects Arrested.
ROOSEVELT JUST sPOLING
TO GET ON FIRING LINE
Submits Plan for Recruiting Divis-
ion of Troops to President Wilson.

Washington April 10. - Colonel
Roosevelt, full of his old-time vigor,
began here today a personal campaign
designed to result ''at the earliest pos
sible moment" in the appearance of
the American flag and American SOL
diers, including himself, upon the fir
ing line in France.
plans for recruiting a division of
troops before President Wilson at a
half hour conference at the White
House and during the remainder of
the day and evening was busy with
callers at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. He talked
about his project to the chairTnen and
minority members of the house and
senate military committees and made
giving more specific details. He con-
ferred with Secretary Baker and with
Howard Coffin, Daniel Willard and
julius Rosenwald, members of the ad-
visory commission of the council of
national defence. He also received
calls from the British. French and Ja-
panese ambassadors. Assistant Secre-
tary of State Phillips. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt,
many senators and representatives
and a score or more of personal
friends.
The colonel did not spend a quiet
moment from early morning until late
at night He emphasized that his
plans were not intended to interfere
in any way with the pslicy of the ad-
ministration and that he was anxious
to place himself and the division he
proposes raising under the orders of
whatever regular army officer may be
given command of an American ex-
pedftiOnarv force