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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-26
Russia esta
por la anarqu1a
En- Yeniseisk, Tsarityan, Minsku, Besarabia etc Sc han
registrado terribIes desordenes en- que por' igual hd
habidIo robos, iacendios y asesinatos

su paga. V cOnfiScaron varIoS vapo-
res que Sc encontraban en- ell Volga.
De Minska ha recibido nOticias ell
gobierno dandole cuenta que la agri
c~ultlra ha sido completamente arrui-
NADIA por los amotinados agraristas
de la region. En- uno do los districts
dc esa provincial el pueblo saque6 los
depositos dc who's Y cuando Ia mill
cia trat6 de reducirlos al Grden fne
derrotada por los borrachos amotlna-
dos.
Los districts de la Besarabia estan
sufriendo tambien grandemente con
la anarquia que Sc ha desatado sobre
ellos. Dicese que en- kishinev, los
propietarios de ganados han decidi-
do hacerlos pastar en- las sementeras
que prometian magnificas cosechas.
e Comite del distrito de Pskov ha
decidido que todas las tierras de agri
~cultura scar tomadaS libremente por
aquellos que las neceSiten, Y este ha
dado lugar a una confiscacion gene
raj.
De otras muchas regiones de Russia
Sc reciben RESPONSIBILITIES noticias
que hacen p~resentir una %anarquia
general para dentro de muy POGO
tempo, 81 Ell gobierno provisional nu
toma medidas energicas para some
ter al pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-26
SlGCEN DECLARANDOSE L
HUELGA LAS OBRERAS
DE PARIS.

PARIS. Mayo 25.-Las huelgas de
mujereS obreras, siguen propagandose
por toda Ia capital. Durante el dia
de hoy, IN considerable numero de O.
breras. en- su mayoria modiStas Y cos
tureraS, abandonaron sus labores, u
niendose al movimiento huelguista.
Las obreraS de cast todas las bonete-
rias Y ~sastrerias, asi como las de las
fabricas de e~ncajes, berdados Y traba-
Jos de pluma, han secundado Igua!-
ments 81 moyimisnto.
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Sc ssegura que % sumner:
merqibIes aIemanes han
sidO destrUidOs por
Ell fusgo de-, sus
eanonss

WASHINGTON, Mayo 25.-Desde
hace algunos dias Sc venia diciendo en-
IS ~circulos oficiales que Ell gobierno
americana habia recibido buenas no.
ticias acerca de Ia campana que esta
hacienda la flotilla de destroyers anne
ricana, en- Ia IONA europea invadida
por los submarines alemanes. Sin
embargo. NADIA en- concrete Sc ha po-
dido saber sobre el particular por-
que Ell gobierno guarda estricta re-
serva en- todas las informaciones que
pUedan dcscubrir los movimientoS de
las fuerzas de los Estados Unidos, pc
70 el hecho de que el Secretario Da-
niels ~anunciara aver que el PreSi-
dente Wilson iba a presentar a. Sc
nado para 81 aprobacion, el ascenso
del Contraalmirante Sims, que man.
da la flotil,a de ~destroyers. a Vice
Almirante, da a entender de una ma
nera in~equivoca que IA expedition
naval americana ha tenido eXito.
Las noticias que con tanta reServa
suarda Ell Ono. americana son. segtT
ell rumor plblico, de que durante las
ultimas a en- que los destro-
ycrs de este pals Sc ha ocupado de
p~erseguir submarines. veintiocho de
eSaS embarcaciones sumergibles nan
sido destruidas. A,gInos representa-
ties de Ia prensa trataron de obtener
detalles en- el Departamento de Ma,
ina. pero les negaron Nc solo los de-,
tos que pedian. sino IA nor.cia mis-
ma. daado,es las siguienteS:
"Cuando IN submarine aleman a.
bandona ST. base, no espera regrc-
sar q ella sino deSpues de cinco q
seis semlnaS, Y lleva provisiones pa.
"a mantener q ST. tripulacion duran
te csc pcriodo. BESIDE el momento Ell
que el submarine sale, el Almiran,
Jazgo aleman pierde enteramente e.
contacto con el Y no vaelve a tenef
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Siguen atacando
los %itaIianos

|
LONDRES, Mayo Bel informe
Official publicado hoy por el gobierno
de Austria Hungria da a entender que
la ofensiva de, ejercito ~italiano en- los
Alpes Julianos Y en- las eminencias
del Carso esta desarrollandose toda-
via con inquebrantable vigor. SegIn
parece, el general Cadorna esta ha-
ciendo deseSperados esfuerzos para
coronar Ell brillante eXito que obtuvo
aver, Y que tan grandes ~esperanzas
ha despertado entire el pueblo taliano.
De 10 que Sc desprende de los infor-
mes oficiales de Roma, el jefe del
ejercito italiano esta siguiendo Ia tao
tica de los aliados en- ell frente occi-
dental. de a~saltar acknowledgements
los flancos del enemigo.
FL estruendo de los cahones Italia
nos puede oirSe perfectamente en-
Trieste. Sin embargo, el terreno que
media entire la gran ciudad de las pro-
vincias irredentas Y ell Iugar en- cue
actualmente Sc e%ncuentra Cadorna es
muy dificil de conquistar debido a
que su topografia presta magnificas
G~eiensas al enemigo. Las avanzadaS
italianaS Sc encuentran solamente a
diez millas del im%portante puerto aus
triaco, pero no hay que comparar esa
distancia con otra igual en- terreno
plano. Las dificultades del avance
para las tropas de Cadorna solamente
pueden ser eStimadas conociendo 10
e~scabroso del terreno que tienen que
recorrer para llegar a 81 Objective
Trieste.
Aunque e. informe Official austria
co de que Sc ha hecho mencf6r. TO Id
mite ell triunfo complete de las armas
italianas. tai como fue anunciado por
eI Ninisterio de Ia Guerra de Roma,
las reticencias que Sc ~encuentran en-
Ell HAGEN comprender que las cosas no
deben andar muy bien en- el frente
italiano para las tropas de la monar-
quia dual.
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La flotilla de ~destroyers americanos
ha hecho una buena campai1a

que regresen los ~sumergibles Y du-
rante TODD csc tempo sc e libres
de ellos las zonas en- que hacian u
servicios, Y pueden r]ecorrerlas sin
peligro los buques mercantes."
LONDRES. Mayo 25.-Lord Lloyd
George, pronuncio esta manana un
discourse en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes, anunciando que la campana de
Submarines alemanes estaba causan-
do menos danos, debido a la efecti-
vidad con que esos sumergibleS han
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ira actualmcnte cl pals. ell Ministro
de Ia Guerra, kerensky, ha creido con
veniente dirig!rse al pueblo para ha-
ccrle yer los peligros que amcnazan
a Russia Y pedirle que sc ponga deci-
didamente del lado del gobierno coz
objeto de evitar una derrota. Al efcc
to, lanzo hoy una proclama, cuyas
ultimas palabras son las s%iguientes:
"Estamos en- peligro de perder no
solamente Armenia, sino tambien
Il buena parte del Caucaso."
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noticia hasta que regresan q su base
ell sumergible. o no vueive a tener
ninguna, cuando esas em~barcaclones
capturadas."
Isl e! gobierno ingles o ell amerl-
cano fueran a dar Immediate publicl-
dad a Ia captura de un submarine,
facultarian al Almirartazgo aleman
para que enviara Embellishments
otro a Ia region donde operaba ell
primero, para que 10 re~emplazara, Y
manteniendo la noticia en- secreto,
AIemania esperara varias semanas a
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Esti probado que con Ell
Compuesto Mitchell

no hay para cue temer mas a los
dolores de la n:aterniIad. FL hace
desaparCcer los achaQues del emba-
azo suprimc los dolores del alum
b~ramiento, procura TN rapido reSta-
blecimiento, e~jercita acci6n sobre
los pechos Y glandulas secretorias
de n leche dando lugar 2 cue Ia ma
DIRE pueda alimentar al recien naci-
do. Y aIivia a las r-ujeres n~crviosas,
debiles o que sufren de periodos
irregularcs 0 dolOroSos. No contie-
ne ninguna sustancia nuciva 4 Ia
madre 0 criatura proyima a nacer,
Y no necesita diata.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
Solamente por IN corto Derio-
DO de tempo. al recibo de Sl.00 orc
Americana, lie enviaremos = Ud> por
correo certificate. franco de porte,
una GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT
CFtELLA, o seia cajas por $500 Y
I'm ejemplar del libro del DR.. J. H
Dye que dice: Como llegar a ser
majre." Escriba HOY NISNO a:
DR.. J. II. Dye Medical Institute,
327 Lincoln Bldg, Buffalo, y. Y.
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PETROGRADO. Mayo 25.-De la
Besarabia V de Siberia han estado
llcgando m~ensajes que dan cuenta de
las gravisimas condolences que rel
nan en- esas parties del pals. Sc dice
que en- muchas i~mportantes cludades
Sc han registrado sangrientos desor-
denes, que las propiedades estan sleii
do decomisadas por individuos SIN
a~utoridad. Y sin justification aIguna,
Y Il las masas amotinadas lncen-
dian Y cometen toda calse de depre-
dacIones.
En- algunas ciudades los Comites
del Ejercito han desplegado oportu-
ma actividad Y han podido contener
los d~es6rdenes, pero en- otras muchas,
los campesinos han desafiado toda
autoridad Y han saqueado e lncendia-
DO las propiedades privadas.
De donde llegan noticias mas alar-
NANTES es de ia Siberia Central. Co.
munican de Yeniseisk que durante
las tres anteriores fueron
QUemadas treinta casas y que los ha-
bitantes wien en- constante zozoora.
Individuos de varias nacionalidades,
encabezados por los anarquissas Y
criminales que escaparon de las pri-
stones, estan aterrorizando la comu-
Tn despacho de Tsarityan, d.
&c que las autoridades han sido de-
puestas Y que TODD Ell distrito Sc en-
cuentra en- poder de los campesinos.
En- dicha ciudad los soldados eXigie-
ron IN prestamo de million y medic
De rublos con objeto de aumentarse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-26
CHASCARRILLO.

Mi ito tcnia ia nariz tan tHrga,
que no podia ~volvcrsc en- su cuarto
sin rompcr algo.
-Pues ESQ no cs NADIA: un amigo
MIC tenia tan grandcS narices, que
cuando estornudaba sc ola el estor-
nude hasta el dia siguientc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-26

Escribs Y So~ y ;"ndo auest,o Valioso
hbro Gratis con 50 81 -.a>s Lasdo cuenta en-
language liam r----sr mo &C contraen
las EnfeTraeda Grs Fc1-r,as = Senito-Uria-
sTias, cUa!es son ST. -z. = de cue MS
ners cstan s:cnCo t-s--- rodo ev:.e oc-
'Eosotros. ST sc halla e. $50 > GesHlentado
&c ser sagaasGo. 81 qGlscy . reStaura-sc al
'vtEor complete del horib=s. 81 cuicre V. yozar
de IA vida haSt& e. mayor S=aGo. este L;b,o
Gratis para Los Hora5rsS to - no .crd-5
precio 2srs '. Este iibce inst--ye, di-ire y
da consoles SiEcc=OS y oVoCtGaos. ESta Vail
.oSa Cuia para Ia SaiuS - "a comDcrGio v
fEente de c~ouOc:nieEtCS Cue pusde siSniacz.
para S.-Su c~oGpleca -eStaUraci6H ? q Salui,
Fuerza y EiEor Masculine 81 qSie-c =. sc:
Un Homhrr tuertc y robuSto, IN honasrc carrs
los demes hombTes. IN hcnbre cue recjbe e.
Tespeso de los denas y e! amor de las MI
seres. debe V. nandar por este lnteresaate .
Instructive Libro Medico-
Recue-de V que 10 snTsArfos eateramertc
gratis en- INA cubierts sencllis ) coz q porte
paSado- Diriisse =
= DR. J. RUSSELL PRICE C
So GS,-s 5. Ghnt0n ST., Chicago, III.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

Sitka, Alaska, Feb. 27.-Breaker
Of romances and monitor of young
mems affections!
It's a new role for Uncle Sam to
play, but he's doing it with a serious
watchfulness here and throughout
Alaska where his unwed wireless OPP
orators are subject to the wiles of
Indian and Aleut maids.
Recently a young operator at the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-27

Navy station here became infatuated
with native girl. Uncle Sam cold
bloodedly transferred him back to the
states.
The same thing has happened at
Dutch HaTbor, st. Paul, Kodiak and
St George.
Some day these youngsters,
though bitter now, will thank their
Uncle for saving them from a miseT-
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

pompeian HAIR Massage is clear amber liquid
NOS cream, No oily MOI 5ticay. Very pleasant
20 use 25g 50S ana o bottles, al IN. store.
MEN Have your barber g7o you treatment and
one Application
Don p.as Sith dana, All any onger Gei bottle
oi pOmpciaI tona, re- i demonstrate ihal dan.
drui car stopped ana youi mai. made attractive.
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

Nights continue cold. Nith frequent
frOsts, but with slight damage as IA"
season h backward over the central
and northern counties. spring wheat
is seeded in most localities, but ger
miuation and growth are SLOW. The
growth of grass b. also slow and ranges
are poor. with water scarce for stoct.
Rociada Wheat has been sown hut
on accoun, Of dry weather h not up
yet Grass has good start and "a
little rain will bring It up quickly.
Fort stanton Tho weather con-
tinuos very dry Buds aud leaves ar,
beginning To swoil aud put forth.
Range is in bad shape, mo- nov grass
yet
Roswell Everything still bone
dry, but farming under irrigation ~
well under way sheep and cattle on
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
New 10. OF. Building
AT Las Vegas Will be
Dedicated Next Week
spsc'"l CorrsspOudsncs 80 The her.ld.

Special Correspondence 90 The Hersld
Las Vegas. y NJ. April l5-The
odd Fellows hail on sixth street, re-
Gently completed, will bc dedicated
formally on Thursday night April
26 The formal dedication exercises
VIII be- held as prescribed for dedica.
tion OF buildings and halls of tn.
lodge The date also is the ninety
eighth anniversary Of OddfelloWship
in America
Mrs q. T., Sears, in charge Of tho
dedication exercises. Is using every
effort to make the affuir q great sue
cess After the formal dedication q
banquet viii bee served In the hall
In the ceremony viii participate
seven ladies. four OF them represent %
ing the points Of the compass, and
three representing faith hope and
charity. The seven ladies VIII carry
seven blocks and VIII build the altar
The blocks are purity love, friend
snip, truth, hope and charity
North also representing purity
will be costumed IN white East
representing love, IN blue, south
representing friendship, IN pink,
West" representing truth. in scarlet;
Faith" IN green Hope" IN gold
and Charity" IN royal purple. After
the building of the altar the candles
thereon viii be lighted during further
dedication services 4 musical pro-
gram provided by Las Vegas talent
Will hc given.
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
Silver City Normal
Expects Record Crowd
at Summer Session

special Correspondence TO Tho Herald.
Silver city. y. NJ, April lp.-Amplc
acDummo odatlons both in the way Of
class rooms and dOrmitory will be
provided for the summer students at
tho silver city Normal school this
year for the session extending from
june { To- July % The completion of
the new building and the remodelling
Of the old gymnasium viii aford the
additional space required. while the
faculty strengthened by the addition
~ many OF the leading educators Of
the country. wiz furnish the Jest
teaching service which the school has
ever been able to offer.
scientific equipment cOstins $500
viii be placed In the new science hail
for the use of summer students. This
apparatus Will include the most mod
,fu and practical laboratory furnish
ing both gas and electricity being
provided for the science department
SIX brick buildings and one of adobe
now form the campus group.
one ~ the most attractive and up
to-datc gymnasiums In the southwest
viii b. feature of the new building
now nearing fbUlittlNus Nv N'Nl
ing VIII be hard maple and the ap-
parltus carefully chosen. The main
iloor " the gymnasium win he so arr
ranged that u can be converted into
Cd roumy ASSEMBLY, han large enough
', accommodate any school gather
ing \ circular gallery with ,wo rows
~ seats extending around the whole
building viii overlook the basketball
iiuur
Exceptional advantages IN the way
OF physical training viii bc Afforded
this summer the department being
under the capable superN ision OF Miss
Margaret Rice OF III Paso. Special
courses planned To meet the particu-
lar needs Of the teachers of the state
viii lr given IN the training school
department.
Auirpg the outside educators who
VIII supplement the work Of the reg
ular faculty are. Superintendent An
drew M,Curdy. \. B., of Carrzozo,
education. Superintendent j l.. O..
SVinncN g. : nf MuuntaWu,r. cdu-
cation. Professor J II. Guntcr Pa. Nj,
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
BY GENE BYnkEs

of the school Of Mines. Socorro. geo.
logy and mineralOgy; superintendent
W. Melvin Fox, OF nelcn. manual
training. Sarah u. Ulmcr \. B,. OF
Hudson. Mrs. Fannie X. MurdOck, OF
Albuquerque. music: Margaret Rice
of El PasO. physical education, super .
intcndcnt George l.. Br!nton. Of
Carlsbad. pedagogy; Una Bedechick,
A. B. OF Deming secondary educa-
ton. Eloisa Dellaca. Pd NJ, OF Will
lard. Spanish, j. Il. Crawford. Pd. h.
mathematics.
The expenses Will be about as fol-
lows. board and room for the entire
term, SAG. tuition. IS, railroad fare.
So. making a total necessary expense
OF $50 for the summer school We
pay an railroad rare TO bona hde res
idcnts of New Mexico from any point
in the state to silver city and return
above So
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
Seven Tracts of State
Land in Curry County
Sell for Top Prices
Special Correspondence to TIL. Herald.

Clovis. N M.April is.--Sever sales
Of state land at public auction con-
Quoted by state Land Commissioners
X, i. ErNeiu here today osta blished o
new record price for ron-irrigabio
state land tracts. \ section five miles
from CLOVIS sold for S21.50 an acre \
half section sold at t26.lO
other prices paid were $1,000 fur
$40 acres eight miles from Clovis,
SlI.I0 for 310 acres about the same
distance out and $1,000 for Gao acres
about six miles from town. There
were more than 200 bidders in the
Curry county court house where the
sale took place.
The commissioner left here today tr
conduct sales ~ Roswell and Carlsbad.
He Will then go to clayton for the big
Union county sale there on April -.
MIR Ervein said today that Clayton
was preparing 90 entertain several
hundred bidders from other statcF.
Approximately four hundred people
have visited Union county to look az
the lands. one party coming all the
way from OREGON.
n h. expected that q majority ot
those who have inspected the land
will retvrn io bid \ total ~ ninety
tracts. including about 100000 acres
will be sold
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
Miller New Head of
Prescott Forest; to
Leave for Post Tonight

T., @ Miller has been appointed
supervisor Of the Prescott National
Forest IN Arizona, according To an an
nouncemeut made here today by Dis-
trict Forester Rcdington.
Mr., Miller comes hy his new post
ton by promotion from his former
assignment as deputy supervisor Of the
batil National Forest IN New Mexico.
lie entered the forest service as assist
ant forest ranger on the Manzano Ma
tional Forest In 1910. lie leaves Al
huquerque for his now headquarters It
Prescott tonight
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

ranges are short of water and grass.
sunshine rather too abundant Tor
,rnnsplanted vegetation
Artesia The past week was more
favorable FOR fruit aud alfalfa aud
fruit prospects are very good at this
time
Carlsbad; Winter grain is IN thrift
" condition Considerable blowing
done in preparation for spring crops,
nights frosty.
Taos Weather continues unfavor-
able. very dry and quite windy. farm
ing is slow because land must be wat
cred before plowing can be done.
Espanola Garden planting In OF
der. with some show OF growth: fruit
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

trees coming into bud. irrigation be-
ginning.
willard: Auger tests show moisture
several feet deeper at this time thal
for several years previous.
Mesilla Park Crops In general
are two weeks late. About rs per
cert more wheat In the valley than
last year; alfalfa about the same as
last year
Datli: No attempt al farming thus
far. sunshine and warmth are needed
TO bring out vegetation.
The evening herald., 1917-04-19
Clear and Blustery
Weather Is Rule; Rain
Is Generally Needed

Special Correspondents 10 The Herald.
santa Fc, y. NJ, April la.-Th'
wtathcr-crop report for the week
ending April a.. issued by the L. :,
Weather bureau office here, follows
The week was generally dry largely
clear over mott OF the state and
blustery Precipitation was mostly
confined to light showers over few
northern districts at the beginning of
the week and rain is generally needed.
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

Harsh physics react. weaacn the
bowels. will lead 20 chronic constipa-
ton. Doan's Regulets operate easily.
Csc a box at all stores.
The evening herald., 1917-04-19

The success OF Pompeian HAIR Massage is in its
name. Massage" Hiss treatment not merely tonic
The massaging (rubbing) OF the scalp wakes up ihe
roots OF the hair to new lite This massaging also
opens the pores OF the scalp to the wonderful, simu
lating liquids in Pompean HAIR Massage. Dandruit
goes Your hair will become aud stay healthy ,ig
orous and attractive.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-03
TO AID IN SAVING BOYS.
Catholic Organizations Of Country Are
Asked to Promote Measure
Before Congress.

At the instance of the Hon. James
J. Hoey, chairman of the Social Serv.
ice Committee of the Catholic Big
Brothers League, members of that
organization, as we'll as the Knights
of Columbus, are interesting them
selves in the enactment into law of
measure now before congress for the
establishment of probation system
In the federal courts. This bill has
been introduced by Congressman
Hayden, of Arizona III. r. 42). All
Catholic organizations of the country
are urged to use their influence in
securing favorable consideration for
the measure, since the Introduction of
such a system in the United States
courts will be the means of saving
many young fellow from ruin.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-03

Although the clerk of the court had
already purchased a Bible for Mr..
Cleveland's use, the democratic Presi-
dent-elect signified his desire to use
the book given him by his mother.
This volume was small one, much
the worse for age, and bore on the fly
leaf in handwriting of the Presidents
mother: IS. G. Cleveland, from his af-
fectionate mother, F. 1852"
AS the time for the Inauguration of
President Mckinley drew near, he no.
titled the court that the negro bishops
of the country wished to furnish the
Bible on which he would take the oath,
and it is told by those who witnessed
the ceremony that the Bible was
huge affair, of the type known as
Family Bibles" 1t rested in an or.
nate box lined with purple velvet and
ornamented with gold. The box was
fastened by lock and key.
The record of the Bible verses
kissed by the Presidents, show that
only once verse fallen in the New
Testament, and that was the one
kissed by Roosevelt.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-03
POPE LEo's SECRETARY DIES.
The Late Monsionor MarzoIini Enjoyed
the Confidence Of Three
Popes.

Through the death of Monsignor N.
Marzolini, secretary to the Cardinali-
tial Commission for the administration
of the goods of the Holy See, a his.
toric figure has passed away. After
a prolonged illness the last of the &c.
clesiastics who were intimately con-
nected with Pope Leo XII. has died
in the Vatican palace. Monsignor MAJ
zareno Marzolini enjoyed the conf.
dence and esteem of three Popes, viz,
Leo XIII, Plus x and Benedict XIV,
by each of whom he was promoted to
positions of trust.