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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
RULES GOVERNING
 ROTARY CLUBS
 GARDEN CONTEST

Rules to govern competition for the $50 cash prizes offered by the Ro- tary club of Pine Bluff were an- nounced by the Rotary club officials yesterday, as follows:
 'The garden must not be less than 20 feet square.
 "All boys and girls who volunteer to assist the government and to com pete for the prizes must give their names and addresses to Alfred G. Whidden, secretary of the Rotary club, at The Graphic office, not later than May 10.
 Gardens will be inspected between May 25 and June 1, and awards made as follows:
 First prize, .............-....-.........S25
 Second prize .............................S15
 Third prize ............ ....$10
 "Cultivation and diversification, regardless of size will be the princi- pal points to be taken into considera- ton by the judges. of. the contest.
 "Fhis will be golden opportunity for every boy and girl in Pine Bluff who wishes to perform service to the government, and to their parents and themselves, as we'll as to show their patriotism. Those who have no place to cultivate will be assisted in securing vacant ground if they will apply to President Toney of the Ro- tary club. Remember the appeal is coming from Washington that the production of food stuff is just as essential to win this war as the man. ufacture of bullets"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
CH|LD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED
 IF CONSTIPATED
When Cross, Fcverish and Sick, Give "CaIifornia Syrup
 of FigS.'

Children love this fruit laxative" and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
 A child simply will not stop play ing to empty the bowels, and the re- suit is, they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish stom ach sours, then your little one be- comes cross, half-s,ck feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad, system full of cold, has sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See f tongue is coated, then give a tea spoonful of "California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the con- stipated waste, sour hile and undi- gested food passes out of the system, and you have a well, playful chill again.
 Millions of mothers give "Califor mia Syrup of Figs" because it is per- fectly harmless; children love it, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels.
 Ask your druggist for a 5Ocent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, made by 'Californla Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any other kind with contempt.-Advt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
NEARLY $2,C00,000 IS APPROPRIATED FOR RELIEF WORK
Rockefeller Foundation An nounces Expenditures of
 Sums in Many Fields.

New York, May 3-The Rockefeller Foundation announced tonight that it had appropriated $475,000 to be spent in the United States for medi- cal research and humanitarian aid in the war with Germany.
 An additional S400,000 will go to continue relief activities now being carried on abroad. To aid the work of the Y. M. c. A. in the training camps to be established, $200,000 has been made appropriated by the found- ation.
 An appropriation of S200,000 also has been made to the Rockefeller in- stitute for medical research for the Carrel hospital, to be established dur ing the next few months in connection with it, as a model hospital of 100 beds in charge of Dr. Carrel for treatment of infected wounds.
 Funds also will be provided for a through study abroad of mental dis eases among soldiers and kinds of provision needed for their care at front and in base hospitals. This in- vestigation is to be undertaken by Dr. Thos. w. Salmon, medical director of the national committee of mental hy- geine, who is to supervise a psychiac- trical hospital which is to be esta- blished by the government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Making Hair Fabrics.

Tho making of hair fabrics is an in,- portant and growing industry. All kinds of hair and fbers are used. Dur ing the process that is to render them fabrics the hair or other material is reduced to Q paste by solvent. The paste is run through an artificial silk spinner and drawn from the spinner in threads. Certain of these threads are yard or more in length. They can be braided or woven like artificial horse. hair. Hair composition of superior quality is kept for the manufacture of wigs and braids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
A Mild Threat.

The following story of the late Dr. Timothy Dwight appeared recently in the daily press. In his early days. when he was tutor in charge of stu dent discipline at Yale, sort of pyoc- tor, apparently, he was called out of his room by some midnight escapade. lie was obliged as matter of duty to pursue the disturbers, and with his long legs he soon found himself gain- ing rapidly upon them.r Thereupon 6 solemn voice rang out suddenly into the night:
 "Gen1lemen, If you don't run a little faster, 1 shall be obliged to overtake you!-Youth's Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
WALKER HOLDS TRAVELLERS AND
 PELCANS WIN
Drive Rube Robinson From Box by Bunching of Hits
 by New Orleans.

New Orleans, May 3.-Walker held Little Rock helpless here today, while his teammates drove Rube Robinson from the box and won the game for New Orleans. Little Rock obtained a lone run in the ninth, as a result of a base on balls and a two bagger by Covington.
 Score- R H E ~Littlee Rock 900 900 001-1 3 2 New Orleans Hoo 02G 01X-4 s l R sobinson, Baumgardrer and Chap man; Walker and Higgins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04

She was asked if her husband had condoned her acts with Heth, and re- piled that he always upbraided her.
 Mrs. Vawter, under cross examina- ton, never allowed her testimony to be shaken, while questioned by At torney Lee. Court adjourned with Mrs. Vawter still on the stand. It is indicated the trial will be concluded by Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
FINAL INNINGS NETS CLEVELAND
 WINNING RUNS
Errory Sacrifice and Singles
 Sufficient to Mean De- feat of Chicago.

Cleveland, May 3.-Cleveland won in the ninth today, from Chicago, 2 to 1. Roth, first up in that inning, was safe on Risberg's error, took third on Wambsgans' sacrifice and Turner's out, and was brought home by Allison's single.
 Score R H E Chicago :. ............ 100 0O0 000-1 6 ? Cleveland ...OO0 00G 002-2 Il 1
 Scott, Cicotte and Jones; Klepfer, Lambeth and O'Neil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Artificial Silk From Timber.

Artificial silk manufactured from wood pulp for which several kinds of California timber are suitable is used annually in this country to the amount of 1000, ,O0O,O0O pounds. It is utilized principally in the manufacture 1f mill unery, sweaters and hosiery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Has Giants Goat.

New York, May Slack Coombs Of Brooklyn won it's eleventh straight game from New York here today Coombs. since joining Brooklyn, has won ten games from McGraw's team before today's contest =.=5z. tz
 Score:' R Ii E Brooklyn = --000 001 OOO 3--4 | Now York 100 00G 900 O-1 ) Z
 Coombs and Meyer; Bentont and5 Me : Carthy. " @'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
0UIFIELDER LETS
 BALL GET AWAY AND CHICAGO WINS
Cincinnati Overwhelmed, and Players Apparently
 Sleep During Contest.

Chicago, May 3.-Chicago defeated Cincinnati, 10 to 5, today. In the third inning Cueto stood in left field and Wolters' long fly came within a few feet of hitting him. Steele ran from center field and fielded the ball before Cueto was aware the ball was near him. Wolters was credited with a double.
 Score: I'll E Cincinnati O1O 900 O20- 3 12 5 chicaro 012 12O 4Ox-10 15 ?
 Ring, Perry and Wingo; Fender grast and Dilhoefer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Phillies Defeat Boston.

Philadelphia, May 9.-Philadelphia won from Boston today. to 2. and made a clean sweep of the series. Cravath led with the bat. by making a homer and two singles.
 Score: ri E Boston -OO1 100 000-2 10 1 Philadelphia : 100 Al O1x-7 Z
 Ragan. Nehf and Gowdy; Mayer and Killifer. sr5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Daily Thouoht.

Even in the anxieties of life, when we are like pilgrims walking with peas in our shoes, stiff there is the scent of flowers, the song of the birds, and the sweet light of heaven about our path.-Grey..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee, y Columbus 3, Minneapolis 1. Toledo 10, Kansas City g. -.4- Louisville-St. Paul, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
GUN CLUB slso SCORES.

The following scores were made yesterday afternoon at the weekly shoot of the Pine Bluff Gun club, each man shooting at 50 birds.
 c. c. Handy Al, Frank R. Bloom 39. Pinchback Taylor 38, Dr. Harry Williams 30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Cardinals Win One.

Pittsburg, May 3-Each team SCOT ed all it's runs in one inning, and St. Louis defeated Pittsburg.
 Score. R H E. St Louis -- -ooo 900 0o4-4 7 0 Pittsburg -OGO 900 3O0-3 6 4
 Doa,k, Steele and Gonzales; Ma maux, F. Miller and Schmidt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Pose Supreme.

What passes for modesty In man usually is his mature judgment as to what constitutes the most effective pose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
BARONS BEST NASHVILLE.

Birmingham, May 3.-Two infield errors and Taylors one bad inning aided Birmingham to defeat Nashville today. Only three Nashville men reached second base.
 Score R H B Nashville :. .....,.,.. .OO0 0oO 100--1 6 2 Birmingham :. 300 900 0Ox-3 ) 2
 Taylor and Street; Black and Ha- worth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
SHAW RESTS CALDWELL.

Washingon, May 3.--Shaw bested Caldwell today and Washington de- feated New York, evening up the se- ries.
 Score R H E New York 900 001 000-1 } 0 Washington - 001 900 02X-3 , 0
 Caldwell and Walters; Shaw and Ainsmith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04

About HOO kinds of insects make their homes in the oak tree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
Thread of Interest.

This cook book ought to be popu. lar." "Why so?" "There's love story mixed in with the recipes."- louisville Courier.Jourral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
RED SOX WIN ONE.

Boston, May 3.-Boston won from Philadelphia today, 2 to 0. It was a duel between Bush and Leonard, in which the latter gained honors.
 Score R H D Philadelphia . 1000 O0L 900 -Os,7 3 Boston :. ............... .OO1 O1O O0x-2 5 1
 Bush and Haley; Leonard and Thomas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04

It has been shown that the water of the Antarctic ocean is colder than that of the Arctic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-04
CHATTANOOGA IS WINNER.

Atlanta, May 3-A triple, three singles and base on balls in the first inning gave Chattanooga four runs and the first game of the series here today. Rain interrupted the contest in the first half of the seventh inning.
 Score R H E Chattanooga :. ........40O 0O0-4 6 3 Atlanta :. POO 010-3 f 0
 Allen, Baird and Kitchens; Bress- Ter and Picinich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-24
I'm misiaHefo americana Pc
recio en- eI hundimien-
to del "Athos"
Ell Consul americana en- la ciudad
de Malta, da cuenta del accidente
a la S~ecretsria de Estado.

WASHINGTON, Febrero 23.-lnfor
mes rccibidos n Ia Secrctaria de Es-
tado de eSta capital. hoy, y que fue-
ron cnviados pcr el consul de los Es-
tados Unidcs en- Malta, dan cucnta
dc nue. en- 81 hundimiento de! vapor
frances ".tthos," que two lugar cl dla
il Gei actual, en- I'm punto situado a
PIC mil!as al oriente de la citada IS
la. percciG 81 americana Robert Alien
Hsdcn, misioncro de Ia secta prcSni-
tcriana, cue estuvo radicado por mu-
cho tempo en- Foo Chow. China.
FL despacho del consul dicho no la
ror detallcs de Ia muerte del MI
sioucro. nj rcspecto a las c~ircunStan-
.ias del hundimiento. concretandosc a
informar que cl vapor de ~rctcrcrcla
Tue cchado q piquc por I'm submarine
en- el lucar indicado.
La ~nacioralidad del submarine no Sc
jnd,ca en- Ell mensaie del consul clta-
do. pero Sc cree que haya sido a!gun"
dc los sumcrgibles austriacos que ope
ran en- @, McLi.crraneo. La Sccretarla
de Estado asta reuniendO informes de
todas las fuenteS posiblcS para clarar
algnncs nurtos re importancia y que
nucden tenoI efccto Immediate sobre
Ia ~:ltuaci6r international con los I'M
periGs centraloS
In de<pacho p~osterior del consul
Ke5lln"er, dice. cue cl 'Athos" condu'
cia D V Que cl citado Tapor era
sin duda I'm Transports. En- vista Dc
cstaS detalles. niTunos pasos puedt
,tomar cl gobicrr0 americana, hasta
uIc tales hcchos sean definitIvament'
IctcrminadoS.
la nctic:a del consul americana al
che. cS Ia prlGcra Qle :" rcclbc en- cH
IA capital sohrc cl hundim!ento Ue
yapor .Athcs," pucs en- ninguno dc 10:
inTnrmcS sobrc las dcStruccioneS d'
barcoS, Sc habia dajo cucnta de cSta
Fl "AthoS" era IN vapor de 1929 TO
nclqdas de capacidad Y Zarp1 de 70
Johanna el dia &c Dc Dicicmbre de
ano paSado. ION destino = Marscl!a
naEicndo hecho cscala en- HalpOng. e
,Iia : de Enero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-24
condo Tisza h. bin sobr
la acfiuidad de Austria
Hungria

LONpRLS, Lehrero 23.-ConteSLaH
90 a. los ataque< 4ue IN miem5ro
lei Partido de Karolyi. dirigi6 cn IA
Cimara lie Diputaios de Budapest,
contra la p~olitica aIenana de exran-
sion colonial. {! Condo TiSza, Primer
NiniStro lei gabincte hun@aro. de
tendio con calor Ia political de la ALA
ia lie AuSuia-IIungria.
FL Condo de T:sza declare. Sc%dn
dice I'm despacho rrocedentc de la ca
pi,al. Il Gasde 1871 Alemania haDla
perSeguilo ura p~clitica de expansion
economical. = hizo una nucva reitera-
ci6r de que Ia actual guerra que de-
| yaSra a Europa. hahia Siio o~bligads
a los Imperio< Centrales por Fran
cha ' Russia.
"Pretendemos SoS,ener Ia guerra,
tfio eI Primer Ninistro. TODD 81 item
! 30 que sea receSario para SalEar
nueSJra< vidas Y asesurar niestroS IN
re.cSeS whales. pcro no nor un mo-
| mento mis- Todos nuestroS aliados,
estiin lie acuerdo en- este. as! como
| en- que la paz hecha Sobre los terml-
| nos de nuestroS enemigos, no podrla
ser Dermancate"
Una paz duradera solo puede ser
aque!la rue no ~?rovoque ideas de VEN
ganza en- rrrguno de los beligerantes.
Tcngo Ia firme conviction de que el
anna Que justificadamente eStamoS
ahora usando. cS efectiva y traera cI
resultado que conS.ituye Ia dnica pre-
condici6n para una paz pronta y sa-
tiSiactoria."
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LOADRES. Fehrero 23.-Sir David
Lloyd George. ell primer Mlnlstro del
gatinete hrit&nico. prcsento hoy en-
la Camara de los Comunes, su progra-
ma que pier,Sa desarroliar para hacer
frcrte al problema de Ia reduction del
;rafico maritime Y con:batlr Ia anne
nazs submarine r. discourse que a
este efecto proHuncio Ell cltado MI
niStro. dur% nora y media y durante
IL dlSertacion mry poca op%ortunti"d
tuvo Ia c~oncurrcn"la para trIortar
aplauSoS al jefe del %aolnete, Pare
* que este Qu'S" evltar de por 81 ia
les manifestations para lanai Ii
ateaclon de u "yentcS Sohte Ia Sc
ricdad DE- Ia Sltuaci"n ante IA cual e
aaiia coloc:tdo es rals. pr~1ncinaln'"n-
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Ell Cancilier y n Bsthma r.
Hollweg aplazo su in
forme al Reichstag

AMSTERDAM. Febrero 23.-La
verdaders raz6n per la que ell Camel
Her del Tmqerio A'eman DR.. o Bet
nmann-Hollweg. aplazo su discurSo
cue lba pronunciar a:er en- el Relchs
tag. hasta ell dia = del actual, eS Ia
dc Tue eli iefe del gobierno imperial
Lesca incluir en- 81 citado informe
lra declaration definitiva sobre ell
es,aQo de las relAcioneS entire .Austria-
iEuryria Y los Estados Unidos.
InformeS que Sobre Ell particular sc
~recibieron hoy en- esta ciudad. de-
fuenteS privadaS. indican 4le
IA causa del aplazamientd del diScur-
50 del Canciller. Sc debe g que este
tjene 81 prop6sito de dar n infor-
macion detaglada sUbre los resultadcs
ja "a Submarine sin r~est-ic-
clones. durante el mes, pues para el
dra -. fecha senaiada para 81 pre-
sen,acion al Reichstag, tendrs va
Una cast ccmpleta information Seore
csc particular.
La version de Cue el cancilier I'M
perial So Troponia coEtcstar e. dis
pl>A = Ia Sd. plaza tot a.
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Solo una quinta porte de
los submar ms estd
en- GCClOR


hEhLlN' F'''t,' O.
u~ecsar"cloHes herr"s POI
&c NaPclic' M''i's''o Ue al"
man, 4 !" 'on''S '''' Wv
l'e'chS'a%' III !" SeS''.' w ~
'''''' D' ,
""''"' pa"
F'h"S "'t'"'''S ""' ''''"'' Wv
r"r GU las zones ho"'olu'H eS'"'''0
eI ieS'o dc eSoS 9a'c'S' ui~s'' '''
!SS u''erS"S n"ScS ""N"''s es"''''''
"a. cH ''S'"
II cItado Mi1'<tro declare tarnhIrh
Qu" la o5ra nc los submarines. desd"
nrc ia cam@ana martina :" habla &C
t!yado. no >''amcnte Sc n" iicvadG
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DOS SIENtRIN0S HUNDIERDN
81 BAR(OS En- UNA SOFA
Glft.A.

BERLIN. Fetrero 33.-DOs sub
marines alemanes que rc~gresaror a
sus oases n~avales cl dia 20 del ac-
tual, han rendido los parties de sus
! ]operaciones llcvadas a cabo en- sus
~resrcctivas giras. de los cuaies Sc
desprendc que dichos barcos durante
81 periodic dc SuS operaciones. hun
dlurou veirticuatro vapores. tres bar
los vcleroS = nucvc chalupas, O sea
III total de treinta Y seis emOarcaciJ-
mes.
Entire los barv3s hurdidoS Sc cuen-
tan entire otros, uno De 9,l00 tonela.
das que conducia un cargamento de
carbon; OTTO de $500 toneladas con
! proviSlone: y otros dos de 200 y
100 toneladas rcspectivamente, con
trigo Y heno ell Primero. V materiales
de guerra 81 segundo, cue eran con
ducldos para Italia.
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'El Primer Ministro ingles confiesa la
gravedad de la situacion
Dice que las existencias de c%omestibles: en- el KENO Undo
son escasas y que Ell resuItado de la guerra puede depen-
der de Ia solucion del problema submarine
SenaIa tire medios para hacer frente a la campana alemana, a saber Ell
empleo de la flota de guerra. la construction de barcos mezcan
ties y Ell aumento de la production asricoia local

eEormcs SACRIFICES por parte del ruc-
bio ingles Y eXpres0 que el gooierno Sc
~proponia eximirse de todas las impor-
tSciones cue no fuesen de esencIal
naesidad, a fin de ahorrarse tonelaie.
FL reciato de Ia Camara de :os Co.
nIunes sc VIC completaMc!te ilenO de
publico que concurr:j ans!Cso de es-
cuchar los informes Y d~cclarciones
del Jefe aeI goticrno. Entire los per
s~onajes cue Sc hallahan en- los palcos
Sc contahan al Primer Ministro Gel
@abmete canadiense, Mr. Borden, Y Ell
Primer MiMtStro de NIeva Iclan!Ia.
Mr.. Massey Y muches de los repre-
senLantes diLiomat!coS de los paiseS
a~liaGoS.
Sir Lloyd-Ueorge espresso tamhirn
que el 4xito final de Ia causa de los
! ;liladoS, depenIia De Ia seduction del
aroblema relative q la GirTinucion lie
ton"iaje. con el cual Sc halla cntrrn-
taGa Inglatcrra en- estoS Tomertos.
A.nteS de Ia guerra. ell toRe!aje inglcS
era suficientemeE,te adccuado paIG Sa-
=, tISfacer todas las accesidadcS, pero
deSie esa fccha, IA habido un encrne
aumento en- las demantas de UarroS
7 m~crcanteS.
Mas lie VI. million de toac!ajc 4: la
marina ~nterrantc inglesa ha side deS-
tirada para el trafico con Francia 80,
Ismentc. V otia crcrme cantidai dc
harcos han sido d~estinaGos a Russia t
. Italia, sin contar el considerable MI
ti'a>a = IA ~. rIsRa, col. i'd
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Compuesto Mitchella

no"hay para que temer mas a 10
dolores de Ia maternidad. E. hac
desaparecer los achaqueS del emba
razo, suprime los dolores del alum
hramieato, procura IN rapido resta
blecimiento, ejercita acci0n Sobr'
los pechos = glandulaS ~secretOria
de la leche dando lugar q que Ia ma
DIRE pueda alimentar al recien naci
do, Y alivia a las mujeres nervioSas
debiles o que sufren de periodic
irregulares o doloroscs. No contie
ne -ninguna sustancia nociva a /.
nadre 0 criatura proxima a 4
Y 10 necesita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
do de tempo, al recibo de sl.00 or
Americana, le enviaremos = Id. 20,
eorreo certificate, franco de porte
ana GAIA de C0MPUEsTo MT
CHELLA. o seiS cajas pOr $500
I'M ejemplar del libro del Dr.. J. L
Dye que dice: "C6mo llegar a Sc
madre." Escriba HOY MISAO a:
DIR. J n I've MsdicsI Institute.
a27 Lincoln Bldg. Buffalo, N. Y
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Sc h bla de un nueUo moui-
niento inSurrecto en- Ell
RENO de Irla dia

AMSTERDAM. t'cbrcro 23.-lnfor-
mes mcomrlctos que sc han recibldo
err cSta ciudad. ~proccdentes dc la ca
Nital inglesa. indican que un scric
Listurbio. igual. 81 no mayor al que
turo lu"ar durante Ia Pascua F.orI-
Ga cl ano rasado. ha estallado en- IT.
lamia. sicndo en- la Provincial de Du-
bin en- don:ie MAYOR importancia re
vlste ell lnoyimiento. Mas de ~cincuen-
Ia detenciones de prominentes MEM
nroS de Ia Asociaci6n de los Sim
Fe:nerS, Sc nan llevado a cabo. sola-
meute en- la capital del citado RENO.
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cos echados a pique el
IN rs y re- attua!

:. :: :: :. !. = = + :. :. :. = :: y :. =
:: \UENt WORK. Febrero %.
:. De acucrdu con las citraS in
:: dicadaS aver por Sir Edn ard
=. Carson. on IL Camara de los
:. Comuncs en- I.ondres. sohre las
:. pcrdidas de- harcoS sufridas por
= los aIiarlo< : los neutrales. a
:. ceRSecucncia de Ia campana
= >uhritrira sin reStricciones. es
= possible ahora. teper una infor-
: .uaci0n mas p~recisa sobre las
d: d~cStrucciun.> llcvadas a cfcctO
:. por dichUS submarines.
= En- las titra> indicadas por el
:: Ministru de Marina ingles. NJ
= 80 comprenden. sin embargo.
:. muchOS Ge lo> barcos que CT los
:. iaformcS de procedencia alema-
= na sc Svnalan como hundidOs,
= perc sin que SC den suS NOM
90: ores. Sir Edw ard Carson mo-
= IA en- Su liSta que do a como
= Ger aver. Y que sc ~retiere uniea-
= mentc q las perdidas Sufridas
:. durante los primcros dieciocho
:: diaS del actual uu deSplaza-
:. miento total dc 100000 tonela.
:. daS. o sean ruarenta mil mas de
: las que :" conticaen en- los intOr-
:. mes p~ublicadn> por Ia agencia
:: Lloyd'S.
: A~gr.gando a aQnella cifra
= las ptrdidas sufridas h2Sta ell
:. dia de- aver. FL numero de bar
= COS huudiduS rS de 1a1. con IT
:. G.Splazamiento total de 31f.1l5
:: to~neladaS.
:. Durante el dia de aver. Siete
=: fueron lbs harcos echadOs a pi-
:: que. a saber:
.trOiadoS pOr Ia 2geRcla
:. Lloyd'S de LondreS:
:. "Perseus." in"leS. de 6.52S to
:: neladas.
:: "Co.so." ingles. de 3.2i2 tone.
:: iadas.
= "Toou vn.' ingles. de l32 toncla-
= d1S.
= John Niles" ingles, dc 6s' to-
:. ueladaS.
= I'm ell hunGimiento de este I'LL
:. timo ba,co ocurrieron dos muer-
:. tos. cratro personals resultaroR
:: heridas. Y Ell rcsto de la tripula-
:: ci0n deSapareclda.
= Auotados cn ell iRforme Official
= frances:
:. "Ambcu." helandcs. dc 3.Jo> 10
= neladas.
= 'Sigrid." ruso. de 2.ls4 tonela-
= das.
:: Alice" uorueso, de 7Os tone.
= ladas.
/: Total. siete barcos, con ur
:, desplszaiaiento de 1920 tone
= lsdas
i !: : :: = + : 1888
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-24

que CT vapor "Edda," de esa misma
inaclonalidad, que fue echado a piquc
el lila % de Enero pr6ximo pasado.
fue victima de I'M error por partc del
comandante del submarine que 10 tor
pede6, por 10 que ell gobierno alerlan
daba una disculpa lamentando 10 ocu-
rrido Y estaba dispuesto i pagar Ia
determination icbida.