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Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION

O. L. Nauth of Los Angeles is in Phoenix representing the Los Angeles Examiner and the Hearst Magazine. He is a guest at the Jefferson.
 Mrs. Louis L. Oates, wife of the manager of the Ray Hercules mine, arrived in Phoenix last evening and will spend few days in this city. She is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 John H. Shea of Jerome, arrived in Phoenix last evening and will spend the remainder of the week here on pleasure. He is a. guest at the Adams.
 D. E. Rienhardt. prominent Hayden resident, registered at the Hotel Adams late last evening. He is here on busi- ness.
 Mrs w. B. Vail of Tucson is a guest at the Adams hotel during a short stay in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Peach and family. we'll known Prescott residents, arrived in Phoenix last evening to spend sev- eral days on a pleasure trip. They are guests at the Commercial hotel
 Dr. F. Holen, well known Superior physician, is a guest at the Commer- cial hotel during short business trip in this city.
 A. F. Johnson, prominent New York attorney. is Phoenix visitor for a few days, arriving yesterday afternoon. He is d guest at the Hotel Adams.
 A. J. Nor, prominent Wickenburk res ident. is spending a few days as a Phoenix visitor. He registered at the Adams hotel yesterday. S. B. Brown is spending a few days as a Phoenix business visitor. arriving late yesterday afternoon He is a guest at the Commercial hotel
 Frank Webb a prominent Tucson resident, was late arrival at the Com mercial hotel last evening. He will spend the remainder of the week in this city on a combined business and pleas ure trip.
 Thomas H. Sims well known tray cling representative from Los Angeles arrived last evening and will spend the remainder of the week calling on old and new customers here. He is a guest at the Commercial hotel. H. M. Osborn. well known in Parker | business circles, arrived in Phoenix | last evening to spend several days or I business. He is a guest at the lief 1 ferson hotel.
 1 George l. Hill, prominent Prescott resident, is a guest at the Jefferson 1 hotel during a short business stay 1T l this city.
 Mir and Mrs. J. L. Whaites. promi- nent Ray residents, were late arrivals at the Hotel Jefferson last evening They will spend several days here or business.
 D. J. Egan, a well known banker oi South Bend, Ind, arrived in Phoeni' last evening to spend several weeks il the Salt River valley. He is a 9ues at the Jefferson hotel
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
SUP PREME COURT REFUSES T0 LET
 DOWN b|C BAIL

The applications of four Flagstaff men. being held in the Coconino county jail on bootlegSing charges. for reductions in bail, were denied by the supreme court yesterday. As a result, it is. probable that J. N. Bozeman, Charles Simpson. Louis Wilson and Leith Wheeler will await their trials in the county bastile.
 Eight bootiegging counts nave been placed against Bozeman. in each of which his bail was placed at s1,00o. There are also eight counts pending against Simpson. bail in each being placed ct $500. Seven counts have been placed agaInst each of tte two remaining victims, each count carry ing a $500 bail.
 Application for reduction in bail was filed last Saturday. C. E. Wilson, county attorney Of Coconino, asked the supreme court to dismiss the pe- titions. The appellants were repre- scented by Attorney Mercer Hamper ley of Flagstaff.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
TOWN TOPICS

TWO NEW NOTARiES-Notarial commissions were signed by Governor Thomas E. Campbell yesterday after noon in favor of Charles H. Adams of Flagstaff and Lenna H. Rurges of Tucson.
 LOPEZ PLEADS GUllTY-Manuel Lopez pleaded guilty to a petit larceny charge and will be sentenced by Jus tice Wheeler at ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Lopez admitted the theft of jewelry in the sum of S15 from Gold waters store Saturday night.
 ANOTHER SPEEDER-Too much speed cost T. L. Bolton S10. Bolton was arrested on the Tempe road Sun day afternoon by Constable Haze 3urciI He admitted to Justice Wheeler yesterday that he was trav- c,nc It the rate of forty-seven miles all lluur.
 ONE EVERY MiNUTE-Earl D. Carter who told the Los Angeles po- lice he was a resident of Phoenix. re . ported to the coast authorities that he had lost $15 while having his for tune told by'a stranger he met on the street.
 IRVING GIVEN HEARING The preliminary hearing of George Irving charged with bootlegging was contin- ued from yesterday afternoon until Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The continuance was granted by Justice Wheeler on the motion of the defen- dant's counsel who alleged that ma terial witness was out of town.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
W|NKELMAN PLEDGES LOYALTY 0F PEOPLE

One of the largest attended meetings ever held in Winkelman took place Sunday evening, when practically the whole town and good share of those living near by turned out to pledge their loyalty to the nation in the pres ent crisis.
 Postmaster Snyder presided at the meeting. He made a short talk in which he explained the present situa = ton He urged the people to do all in their power to protect the country. His speech was well received.
 Tn the absence of Governor Thomas E. Campbell who was to have Ilade tlle principal address, Attorney \ Hey F.. Jones made the address of the evening. MT. Jones spoke for about an hour. He made enc Of ms usual brilliant talks, and stirred :hnse present. up to < com plete realization of the present grave danger in which the country is placed. Mir. Jones returned to Phoenix last night.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
WEATHER TODAV

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16.- For Arizona-Tuesday rain south, snow north portion; somewhat warmer; Wednesday probably fair and warmer.
 Colorado-Tuesday probably local rain or snow, cooler southeast, warmer extreme southwest portion; Wednes- day unsettled, rain or snow central por- tion, rising temperature northeast portion.
 New MeXico-Tuesday and Wednes- day fair south, unsettled probably oc- casional rain north portion; moderate ly high winds; not much change in temperature.
 West Texas-Tuesday and Wednes- day probably showers, colder We'd nesday.
 Southern California-Unsettled prob ably showers. Light southwest winds.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
action on the matter but stated that he

action on the matter but stated that he would consider the case today. The arrest of Petrovich. under an other name, in this city some time ago ~caused considerable excitement here as is was thought that ne was Ger man spy Petrovich maintalned that he was a Russian subject ana endeav- ored to prove his identity at Honolulu A wireless to that place disclosed that he was not known there.
 When efforts to secure evidence of an discriminating nature failed here. however. the officers decided to notify San Diego officials that he was being held.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
CALIFORNIA ASKS
 ID SEE PETROv|CH

Acquisition lapers were received hy Governor Thomas E. Campbell yes.cr- day f. om Governor Wil..am D. Steph cns ff California, asking that Nichola Petrovich, arrested in this city some time ago and wanted in SaE Diego to face a charge of grand larceny, be eX- tradited to California.
 According 70 affidavits accompany ing the requisition papers, Petrovich is said to have stolen a Harley David- son motorcycle, the property of C. C. Weaver valued at s200. The theft took place, it was stated, several months ago.
 Governor Campbell has not vel taken
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
Funeral of A. C. Miller

The funeral of Austin c. Miller, mo- tice of whose death Friday night ap- peared in The Republican Sunday morning. was held yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock from the residence of F. NJ. Thornton. 2129 West Adams street, Rev. J. Earnest Bond of the Adventist church officiating. Burial was made in Greenwood cemetery. There were many beautiful floral offerings. Tn, pallbearers were B. Fl. Heatherley. J. M. GoodfA Walter Haugh. Daniel Mil ligan, William Shell and Robert Long, an of Buckeye, and former friends and associates of the decea sed.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

CHALMERS, three passenger road
 ster. first class condition. Top good as new. cylinders, 40 II. P. Tires all in good shape. This car can be bought cheap. Address F., C. B., care Republican, for demonstration. any afternoon. If
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Deficiency ir temperature yesterday. 15 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 39 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January 1, 221 degrees. Normal precipitation JaunaIy l to date 2.66 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date 962 inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. 0.96 inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT,
 MaterOiugiSt
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
TO BECOME VEGETABLE GARDEl
[RepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

INepUUT'CdH ~. r. EcdSCU VTcJ
 TARRYTOWN, N. Y. April 16.-John D. Rockefener's Pocantico Hills estate of six thousand acres is to be trans formed into vegetable garden for the benefit of the residents of this town. it was announced tonight by Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
OBITUARIES
Mary ]. Brady

Funeral services for the -late Mrs. Mary J. Brady will be held at I o'clock this afternoon from the George F. Mer- lyman chapel Rev. George R. Varuey will be the officiating minister. The body will be shipped to Gkntonvple. Wis, where interment will be made.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
SUBDIVISION FOR SALE

Best location in Arizona. EXcep
 tional opportunity. It will pay you to give this a thorough investigation. Phone 1S99.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

will discuss "Contageous Diseases of Childhood,' and Miss Anna Marie Luke will contribute the musical pro gram. She will sing group of songs which will add to the pleasure of the occasion.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
1HshesaaSTasp aa1Kz6
WATER REPORT FOR APRIL 1e

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at a. m .. 22O.51 Contents, acre feet ........1, ,292. .431 Gain in A hours, acre feet ~ 1,476 Elevation one year ago. .. 227.13 Contents acre feet, year ago.. l, ,4o5,, : Normal flow, Salt and Verde
 rivers, at Granite Reef dam. Flood Normal flow. NJ. L.......... 121, 500 Water used for irrigation,
 north side, NJ I....... 36,597 Water used for irrigation,
 south side, NJ. I. .......... 3O,4S5
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

II HEAD DURHAM STEERS and heifers 4\months to years. M. M. Kibler Tempe R. R. ?. Phone Mesa, 22R13
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
L,,,.. c c Ni,-.

Hayes s. s. Class The Hayes Sunday School class meeting which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. L. G. Hayes this afternoon has been postponed until next Tuesday on account of the rain.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
TODAY'S CALENDAR
J. w. Owen Post G. A. R.

J. w. Owen. Post Grand Army of the Republic will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M. c. A.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
WEATHER FROM ALL OVER

U. s. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau, Water Users
 Buildinq
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17
Mothers Guild

The Mothers Guild of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral will meet at 2;S0 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Cathedral house. Dr. L. D. Dameron
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

moi CampbeII has not yet taken
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

John H. Shea of Jerome, arrived in Phoenix last evening and will spend the remainder of the week here on pleasure. He is a. guest at the Adams.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

O. L. Nauth of Los Angeles is in Phoenix representing the Los Angeles Examiner and the Hearst Magazine He is guest at the Jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-17

D. E. Rienhardt. prominent Hayden resident, registered at the Hotel Adams late last evening. He is here on busi- ness
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Ser.icio Especial para la PRENsA.

LONDRES. Abril 2.-Las fuer-
zas britanicas que operan en- ei Sec
tor de San Quintin. han logrado pro-
fundizar III POGO mas Id cuna que
GeSde hace diaS conSiguleron poner
a la Inca alemana en- csc frente. Sc
gun Sc comunica en- el parte Official
renGido por ell Quartet general ingies
en- Francia las tropas del general
Hai@ capturaron hoy las villas dc
.Atilly Y EillrehoIes. que Sc encucn-
tran situadaS Al Sureste ' noreste
respectivamente de la villa de Yer
mand.
Los ineleSeS ocuparon tambicn
CrCisillcs dcSpues de I'M encaniza-
DO corlbatc con los alemanes, Y las
poblaci0nes de Lcngatte Y DoignieS.
en- las cuales lie Quitaron al enemlgo
rarios prisloneros.
Ingleses Y f~ranceseS estan ahora.
COMO 4uicn dice, n las puertas de
San CURTIN, Ia historical plaza fuer-
K cue f0rn,a el centro de la Lined
IIirienbUrg. De las cuatro Was fe-
lreas que ilegan a la ciudad. dos
har caido en- poder de los aliados y
las otra< dos Se<hallan para la fc-
cha bajo el fu2gO de Ia artilieria all
g!c~-franteSa. Aparcntcmentc la cal
Ga he esq fort&leza es Segura Y los
dcSpachoS eXtra-oficialcS recibiGoS del
frenJc. en- los que So dice cue ia po-
nlac;6n ha Sido parcialmente dcStrui-
da per los alemaneS. vieI.cn Il confir-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Sc ha acIarado Ell naiste-
rio de los submarines
t~eutones c~Qpiuyad0s

NUEEA YORK, AOril 2.-Se Ia
descubierto {! m!Sterlo QUE envolvia
Il una n0Ilcia pUblicada eli TN despa-
chO an0mimo p~roccdcUtC ue Panama
hacc un0s dias, re.atIva Il L. captura
dc diecIocho submarines aitnanes~bC
un barcO americana Y It Su condLcciGn
Il I'm nuerto americana, ,lue Segun Sc
decia en- 81 deSpacko dc ~rtferenlia.
hahiar silC vislos rJr us DdsaJeros
del vapOr advance, frCnte 4 las Isias
Waiting
e. mlsterIo fuc rcve.ado pa. 81
:,ev. thomas II. Canurr, nIembro ,Iel
Gol.Htc PTesbItCriaiu ne AiISlones
E~Xtranjera:, Y su esoosa, qulenes
viajaban como pasajeros en- Ell varor
'Carr!llo' Que Ia llegado a este puer-
TO prccedente de Panama. II Reve-
rendC eXullco que los diChuS subma-
rrnCs c~aptuTaGGS re urau ;aaS que
hErcas e~4ulpaGas para ser:Ir de blan
co en- las practIcas de trio. de liz Mari
ma americana. las barcas cram re-
.lolcaGaS pDr siete blrcos de oucrra,
Cada mo de los cua!eS cCnducia dos
O tres dc ~aqueilas.
Ell vapor "CarrllO' enCOnti6 Il los
SUBMARINES carturado5' frcntc Il las
"cStas de la isla dc San Salvador.
del grUpo ic las Bahamas. POGO mas
O nHenoS en- la misma fc:ha que el
".Adv&nCe' Iavegaba hacia eI >ur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Los %partidarlos del ex-
Car trasIadados San
Pedro y San Pablo

PFTROGRADO. Abril Ell 20
blcrno provisional ruso ACADIA de X
pedr 0rdenes para que todos los per-
s~onajes que han Sido detenidos por
considerarlCs adictoS Il la persona
del Gar dcpueSto. Y por ~SospechaS
de que traten lie circanizar algdn
;Or'plot para reSIaurar Il EmDera-
dor. sean traSladadoS a Ia fortaleZa
dc San Pedro y San Pablo. De cSta
manera, Sc dcja al Car Y 4 Su cSpo
"a. que sc hallan presses cn cl Pala-
Go de TSarskoe-SeIo, completamen.
tc aiS!ad0S.
+! rec!entC arrcSto d. n Gran Iru-
qucSa Maria PalvCvna Drima-hcrma-
IA del cX-Emperador Nicolas V cs-
roSa div1rciada del Principe Guilicf-
mo de Suecla. aSi como de in gruro
de ~pcrNCuaisS lie IL corte del Grar
Duque Boris, ha dadC lu-ar. SeG.ir
. 'il,e en- las OficinaS de la boiicia
&C csta capital. al GcScubrimIento dr
Un complot or CT QUO la Gran Du-
"uesa Y dos GrandcS DuQucs Sc ha-
Iiaban compromctidos Y la cual con
>Taci'n tenia por obJ"to prociamar
al Gran ihnIue NlcOl5s, EllperaGor
de Russia III Gran Duquc. ito del mo
narca depucSto. sc ~er"ucntra ahora
RI Crimoa.
Ia Gran Duuucsa OLGA. ncrmana
del cH-Clar Nicolas. contrajo re,i"n-
tcmente nurcraS con cl capitdM kcu-
~dif:rWSki. de! juerpo lie Caballcrla
"cl kitrcltr r0s Los Gficlalas del
feYlmlcntc al cue p~ert"nccc 81 Cani.
TN le nan NcdId1 a este rur prr>cr-
te ST Omission On vista Il" la union
que tlcne con la casa RumanDft.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
habio preDisto
la entrada de los e.
UU. a la guerra

PARIS. .Abril 2.-La "Gaceta de
Ia Cruz dc - de mario. deSpu5s dc
~cNaini:.ar las Gifcrcrtcs man1ras en-
que les hStados UniGoS pueden naccr
Ia guerra a Aiemania. "a sea cue
utlilccn Sus rcCurS0s ne una n
independence contra cl cncn.i-o CO.
mum, o va sea que hagan la guerra
ell cStrec'la intcl;wcncia cen los aha
DOS de Ia cuadruple "Entcnte''. dc
clara:
"Er cuantn 4 Alcmaaia. Ia mlaucra
en Iuc los Estados UnidoS Eagan In
guerra, la deja Indifference. al lie.
ciarar el ~bloqueo, Alcmania previG
la entrada de los Estados a la CUE
IRA del ladc de los allados. Sobre
cl tea;rc de la guerra, la ~situaci5n
restara Ia misma, con o sin los Es-
taGos Unidcs. f. cue estos pongan
en- accion sis fuerzas navales no es
de nlnguna importancia. En- cuanto
al ruror de que los Estados UniGos
equlparan TN e~jercito de un million
tie h0rihrcs para 81 seTvicio de ultra
mar, todEs auuellos cue c0nocen Ia
America uei forte saben a que atener
Sc"
"Strashurger rost" &c 26 &c mario.
comentando la extension ,iel blouueo
maritime, en- ell oceano Glacial, dice.
Que. hasta cl presente, los Estados
Jnidos pueden cgn;anicarSe con Ru-
STA evitando la iona lei 5loqueo. FL
trafico O Rusia eSta sometido a las
mlsmas condolences que cl trafico con
"
Trass Ala IA piaua. col e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
.SOBRE La PLAZA De SAN QUInTn
C0NcENTRkN SUS ESFUERzOS
Los ANGLO FRANCHISES
D os de las Was ferreas que Hogan a esa plaza
han caido en- SUI poder y las otras dos
estan siendo bombardeadas
Con la ocupacion de las villas de Atiliy y NIIreholes y de
los pue5Ios de L~oagatte y Doignies, Sc cor sidera
iaraineate la caida de esa ~forfaeza

mar la c~reercia de que 81 caida cS
iamincnte.
Al norte de San Quintin los inglc
Ses eStan hacienda un rapido avaNcc
en- un frente Ge treinta miilaS, cas-:
sin encontrar o@osici6n por partc dc
les teGtones, 10 cue hace suponer que
las tropas del general Haig, no Sc
han puesto aGn n contacto con les
ndcleos enemigo: ell esa region.
Con San Quintin V La Fere prac-
ticamente en- poGer de los aliadoS. IN
Inca entera que Sc exticuGc de Lila
a Loan Sc ha!la sacramento amcna-
zada V los criticoS militares eNnreSHr
IA opinion &c que tai vez ell ~prcposi-
to dc Hindcnburg Al oTGena- 81 re
tirC de las trcpaS teut0NaS ~ fuc 81
de eSt.b!ecer 81 Inca en- la seric de
fortificaciones que forman Ia Inca
que lleva Su nombre, o que 81 to-
tea ha sldo sobrepasada por el u
pido anc de los fran@cses hacia
La Fere.
Sir embargo. sc umOr con iusi>-
tencia que el Jefe del Estado Mayor
:.leman esta hacienda eSfuerzoS pcd".
rosoS par& reconcentTar conSidurab.cS
tro2as de reScrva atras lie las lincas
dc batllla Y algunos de los obscr-
vaGoreS militares de los aliadoS. pro
dicen que inteutard dGr IN trcaacn-
10 golpe en- algun otro sector del tea
tro occidental. para contrabalanccdr
q efecto que su retirada en- Fear
dia ha causado en- Ia opinion publ
r1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
s ! 5
n0rrea
Co:s Ni;i:sss. Dssilidaa Sexual. Inpo'encia-
S.r,.ird Pr-7.dJ. N.CIoS Sc-fc,os. e>cTvios:-
a.. E>pcrn.a:c.-ca -'-urSStca,a. EH1isiones
Sasr.!vnas. Erfe-:-cia3ce Gen;to jrirarlas,
a.. g--.y re- Del Estor1acn. d.! H.gado.
G~lig.a y Rinoac1. rn.'a "--'- macs iuedtn
t-..a--c -Yu =.s,r con tcda rcScrva en- su
--op:a c.ss = I'm may iucu cu-i' ~ medic
:. 70. r. tr-1icn:os CrGlr@eoS. aiodcrnos y
Apro5cGos &C gsanos n"s";-o>.

:. cs,a :. s.:rEcuGo de ziguua de lar 5nfer-
e,s-'b.r l.e.o q:G;erco rucst-o Salioso Li5re
STa:5S. &c - uaEsTas. Esta escs:ts en- zen
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ra-c-z 9c--2-s y - SrrSyccac DC SIS coAsc-
10 .sg-. : re-.rte~csasUs. Los h1a;eSes Que
r---sa &c sCrgPs,s- ~ Sailed. 81 Fusr-a y ~
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re --r's~ >>.,- crsc- cor tv5c cSl.3. Suo-
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asaa.. rtrv'7sc : a=r:sfo 3 sls crsAEos Ger
pDss-es e>saS eG.e~a-os. hs.lsra Z Sran con
slclo 3 av-is C0 ed Libro mediro instTus'
to q saIsrcsease. TG-deHcS '. - nora6-c
-cnss.r'r = % tE-s:y on. c~-critcs cen S-5ridag
= 70 -t.asaavsargs p Gu5, para Ia Salud,
e-= Undo. ssse.HJsuieate gratis. en- Gu
ri .rEr..is ; 81 au- sc o5lisne V. = nSo'
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d ) RUSSELL PRICE CO.
~. 4gg.-3 :. Clinton st, Chjtsgo, III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
A mas de 1900, 900 asciende 81 tone.
Iaje destruido por los submarines
La Ultima Iista pubG~ada por ell Almirantazgo teui6n com.
p:ende so borcos con un total de 80, 900 toneladas

BERLIN. Abril 2.--El Mmlsterio
de Marina are.ndn dc. d Ia nIibllr,dai
aver un informe Official relative a las
Que dice que aaemas de las listas put
blicadaS de barcos d~eStruidos duran
ta IA CaWpana sin reStTicc!cneS, les
submarines han echado a piquc en-
q !ueS de Mario otrOS treinta V Qua
trU yapUreS. catGrce barcob peSCa-
dorcS ' dos velaroS. o sea un total
de cinCucrta barcoS con un deSpla-
zariento de 9 10000 toncladas. en- adj
ci1n a los de que va sc ha dadQ cuCn
Ia.
Fl himir%ntC alcmdu publico cl dia
re Mario pruXn3o paSadO, I'm mfor-
me- relative al hunGimlcnto &c SO.00r
'cuy,aIg> de barroS, 10 que aumentc
Il uuT"ru lie toneladaS cchadas a pl-
uuc dcsdc 81 dia primcro dc Febrerc
r., lotto Que SumadaS Il las 10000
u" cue SC IN cronta en- 81 informe dc
aver. haccu I'LL Total general de-.
i.3,5,i5U tcncladus.
In cl mi>mU informc Sc dice que
"ntre los haIcoS hUnildos Sc Cucnta
IN c!accgo auAi'iar inGleS de no me-
- dix soar tOneiulaS de caDacida.i
y Ill varor armada dc 1000 tone a
as Que fGcr0n e,had9S a plGU" deS-
rue Dc III Connbate s~O>temdo c0n los
5arco. u.eIaanc,. Tambicn un trans
acrtc ln9lIS arcade, de 1000 tone
!adaS De ct,pac!iai sc cuenta entire
los hundiaos Dor 70 submarines. La
l;S,a rub:icas,a Dor el ALmirantaZgo
.!"a1in. clasifica los barcos cchados
d p',lUe. 4 sabcr:
peuticuatgo bar,os ingieseS, entire
-, al. sc cggi.tau SieIe vapOrcS ar
maJos. Cuptro harcos franccscS. Ire
&C gar, us mortgages. Dos holanreScS
in pcrtuguts. Sicte de ~naclonali-
dad no ldcntlficada Y II que lie
vagl !zaaa Ia bauGera hoiandcSa.
La clt.4a iIsta da los slguIcntc1 nom-
brcs de los DarcoS echados q plquc:
Corona. nGles, de 100 toncIa-
uas. armada. "PUla", iug.cs, de 3.U1I
toneladaS. con cargamento de al
bon. armada. ''Trevost', mglcs de
SIP toHe!adas, armada. "Alnwlck
Castle" inglts de 1000 n
!i'a"s' afm1dcs. A", 8 rs ,nn ,siss
I 80" go" 49, acV;I;aT" in
~Iss ,ir .f25 toneladas. "A.chillc
IGam" ,rnIas de 1000 tGleladas.
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