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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-23
Ex-Judee Impeac aed as DisIoyaI.

Helena, Mont. NSren % Chz LIS l..
Crum. former jude o -;e f '-eeHth
judicial district, was impaached by
the senate on all six ~ les OF i'm
parchment. the y .~
ing votes on only one or two minor
articles. TIE =. - .Hl
Judgment later JUDGE Cum was
charged with disloyalty ara sedition.
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FOR RENT-6-r

FOR RENT-117 West End avenue,
with nice garden. Apply to Ill West
End avenue. 3-20-6t.
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FOR RENT-The raw offices in the
Dixon Building, on Spring street, for
merly occupied by Paul w. Pilchard,
attorney. Immediate possession. APP
ply. to Leroy l.. Wallace, Attorney at
Law, Cambridge, Md. 2-25-1m.
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FOR RENT-6-room house, 40S Will
Bathroom fixtures, porches and con-
crete pavement in front and on both
sides. John B. Nabb 60 Glasgow st.
3-16-7t.
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Faints In AirpIane; Falls to Death.

Faints IN AirpIane; Fails to Death.
Fort Worth, Tex. March 23.-Cadet
s. w. Arnhein, royal flying corps was
the aviator killed at Hicks. He was
an American, but had Joined the Brit
fish service. His address was New
York City. Officers say he tainted
while 4000 feet in the air.
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FOR SALE-Lot of homemade cam
ed fruit and preserves. Also l new
roaster. 200 Maryland ave. 2-2S-tf.
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FOR RENT-S-room house on High
ST., next to Warren's mill. Apply to E.
S. Phillips. 1-21-tf.
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FOR SALE-Small farm, SO acres,512
miles from Cambridge; quarter mile
from State road, half mile from school
house and church. Good house and
outbuildings Bargain to quick buy
er. Apply TO S. L. Hubbard or W. H.
North. 2-27-tf.
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FOR SALE-1o9, lila and lib
Choptank avenue. Also l good. gentle
mare, 9 years old. Easy terms. Apply
to George H. Slacum for information.
3-11-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LEND-On mortgages, in
sums to suit borrowers. Fletcher &
Jones, Attorneys. Stiff. 3t.aw.
MONEY TO LOAN-I have several
amounts ranging from $500 to $1,000,
for immediate investment en- first-class
mortgages. w. Irving Mace e,Attorney-
at-Law. 7-12-tf.
$4,000 to lend on first mortgage, on
desirable real estate. Leroy L. Wal
lace, Attorney -at-Law. 4-24-tf.
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Flower bulbs, all kinds
Olin LeCompte. 11-1-tf.
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FOR RENT-New house on Hugh
lett St. Apply to William f. Apple
garth. 28-tf.
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Partly
cloudy tpday and probably tomorrow;
northerF winds.
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S. E.. STEVENS
Druggist

6peciA attention given prescrip-
tions. caIy best and purest drugs
kept In stock.
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FOR RENT-Large room over Miss
Ella Moler's store. 20x40 #, formerly
occupied by Citizens Band. Possession
after Jan. Is, 1918. w. F. Harrington
q Co. 12-29-tf.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-No. l Meadow avenue.
Cambridge. Lot S0X100 feet. room
dwelling. and necessary outbuildings.
Terms Ieasona BILE. w. irving Mace.
Cambridge. Nd. 322-1w.
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WANTED-Colored woman, good
pastry cook. Apply at Banner of
fee. 3-14tf.
WANTED-Nurses and attendants at
the Eastern Shore State Hospital
Phone 445, DR.. Charles J. Carey. Supt.
2-26-tf
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WANTED - Industrious, ambitious
boy, o years of age, to learn good pay
ing trade. Have a good opening for a
boy who is willing to start at the bot
tom and work up. Good wages paid
wages at all times to competent men.
Short hours. Apply at Banner office.
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WANTED

WANIED-A competent and expert
enced salesman to represent the Myers
Famous Line of Calendars in Eastern
gin work at once. Send reference. MY
ERS NIANUFACTURING co, Harris
burg Pa 3-21-6t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
LOS DIP. NEOLONEESSEESS SON ARRONDoS
DEL PARTIDO QUE Los POSIULO
EZE0s 7 f CoDFRHADoR NHBRsNO ESTAH SFAD0 oBjEIO
DE- ACRES CEEHSSyyss5S POR Ia LABOR QUE HAN DESbRROLlAO

! mendos ataques contra los aludidos.
Sc les acuso de ser 'manequies' del
| Goberdor Zambrano, de estar labo-
rando solamente para su provecho
personal, sin acordarse de las necesi-
dades del pueblo, sobre TODD, de es-
tar hacienda labor 'reaccionaria."
Sc les acus6, tambien, de haber de-
fraudado al ''partido" pues que ha-
biendose ~presentado como r~evolucio-
n~arios, tan luego como llegaron al
| poder Sc convirtieron en- r~eacciora-
RIGS.
Lo que mas profundamente DISCUS
to a los ''progresistas" >fue Ia refor-
ma que hicieron los diputados 2 la
Fraction cuarta del art:culo IS de Ia
Constitution Local, por medic de la
cual incapacitan a los miltaTes naci-
! dos Ell el Estado para ocupar car%os
publicos de election popular. Y cs
| que ell referido partido Sc e]ncuentra
ahora tornado en- su mayoria por
q (Pasa a la Ia. Col. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
Garcia Vigil Sc llaIIa
ca Laredo, Texas
Ratificj SuS declarac:3Ges dc qae
de5sn los Eev0Inci0Garios graz
tiud q los EstadoS J2iG0S

Ccrrsz?onGenc:a Especial para IA rEENsA
LAREDO, Texas, enero I5.-Na-
nuel Garcia Vigil. diputado al con-
zreso De a Union que ACADIA de ter
asiaar 81 Mexico s. periodO de sesio-
mes ' miembro del partido liberal '
IL b,o2ue ogos:cionista que IA 1e0.-
10 a-2canao al Executive ~ulti1a@men-
r. na-5 . Laredo con el objeto. So
r4n dijo. de vis;tar 4 rsrsoaas &c
81 es;;maci6a que a4ai resjde1.
Garcia vjri. hizo, desdo 81 lie
gada. I,amac Ia atenci6n G=! putlico
lie es-a c;uGad hae!a el hecho de GIe
aa Ia car2ara de diputados hizo, en-
IN largo disclrso pronunciado con
motivo de Ia guerra mundial y de la
actisud que Mexico de5ia obser:ar
en- ella. calurosos elogios del Presi-
ic@te wilson = de los Estados Uni
5cs. e,9gics tan calurosos como nedie
Sc habia a.revjdo a hacerloS en- pie
ma representation nacional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
Desaparecera del todc
la caspa, Sc suspfn
dera Ia caida de
sus cabe|Los
;Salve su pcIo, Hagaio yigorosc. on
dulartc. Suave Y hern3s0,
desde lueg0
(Pasa a la Ia. Col. 6a.)

P6ngalo 4 prueba cuando guStc. Y
| despues de aplicarse una vez Ia DAN
! derine". no podra listed ]encontrar n
la mas ligera particula de caspa, nj
| Sc lie seguira cayendo el pelo, no SEN
! tira p~icazones. en- el cuerpo cabellu-
+ do. pero 10 que mas lie agradara q us
ted, despues de usar csc tonico unas
! cuantas semanas, sera Yer cue lc ma
ce un nuevo cabcllo, fino y corto al
principle, 81, pero en- realidad nuevo,
V que crecera mas tarde cubriendo
toda su cabeza.
Una poquita de "Danderine" que
listed Sc applique, redoblara inmedia-
tamente IA bellcZa de ST c2bello. No
importa que este duro, marchito, que
mismo tempo ligeramente. los efectos
humedeciendo I'm lienzo con "Dande-
rine" e introduciendolo cuiGadoSameG-
tie entire los cabellos Y frotandclo Al
mismo tempo lijeramente, los efectcs
que Sc obtienen son i~nmediatos y
sorprendentes. Su cabel!o Sc tornara
bri!lante, suave y %onduloso, y tendra
la apariecia de a%bundante, Y un III
comparable l~ustre, suavidad Y eXhu-
berancia, que es Ia hermosura, y en-
canto, del verdadero pelo Ell buenas
condolences de salud.
Compre una botella de "krowlton's
Danderine," en- c~uaiquier botica o
perfumcria, Y pruebe que su peIo es
hermoso Y suave como el que mas,
81 es que haya sido a~bandonaco y las
timado por algun ~tratamiento POGO
cuidadoso. Una botella de a % cen
tavos dupiicara ia belleza de sus ca
bellos. tAdv.)
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Los germenes del reumatismo es-
tan en- IA sangre, que esta invad;da
por millones de esos LiminLtos demo-
MOS del do!or, causando indccibles su-
fr.mientos. y rcbando 4 su "ictima Ell
vigor y la fuerza, cas- hasta Gejarlo
en- Ia impotcncia mas conpleta. Pa
"a obtener el vcrdader0 Y positive
alivio De esta cnfermedad, esos- ger
menes maiignos deben ser coG1pleta-
mente desterrados del sistem2 total
de IL sangre.
e S. S. S. ha Sido usado GUrante
cincuenta amos con les mas satisfac-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
Garcia Cu6IIar Sc de1i=
ca a Ia agricultural
Adquiri5 una graz pr0piedad GER
cana q Laredo WA hacer
grandes trabajos deirrigaci5R

Correspondence Especial para Ia PfENSA
LAREDO, Texas, enero l5.-El
general e~x-federal don Samuel Garcia
Cu&llar, quien Sc e~ncuentra Ell Lare-
do desde que fua ~deportado de Next
co por el gob:ecno carrarcista, jun
tamente con otras personals prGml-
nentes de IL capital de Ia Republica
M~exicana, ha resuelto dedicarse en-
grande escala q al agricultural, esta-
5leciandose definitivameate en- Lare-
do.
Fl menciorado miiitar meXicano
ACADIA de adquirir quinientas cincuen-
ia acres De terreEo prepios para "a
plantation de cebollas y legumbres,
cue ha compraio a uno de los mas
~ccnocidos vecinos de Laredo. Esta
propiedad esta situada cerca de las
tsiitas. a menoS de ounce millaS De
esta ciudad, Y el general Garcia Cue:
liar p2go por ella IA cantidad de vein
tisieVe mil cuatrocicCtos c~incuenta
d~6!ares.
\ sus amigos inform6 el senior
Garcia Cu6llar que ha adquirido esa
prop;cdad porque he resuelto dedicar-
Sc a Ia agriculture en- granie csca-
"a Y que para 81 efecto Ge Ia real
zacion de sus ~pro25sitos, Va . ms
5alar. dasde luego, n moderna plan
"A de irrigation con maquin2ria com
pIetanente nueva que "a ha adaCi-
r.do J que lie llegara pr6yimamen,e.
Tiene -esuelto, asimismo. el gcGc-
raj Garcia Cuellar, dar tra5ajo al
mayor nlmero de meXicaHos que ca
rezcaH de 81 y especialCente = aa@c-
los que per circ~uas,ancias diver-as
Sc hal!en imaosi5iitados para v.vir
en- Mexico por ahora.
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mente . cualesquiera adquisicion te-
~rritorial, tanto en- el Este como en-
ell Oeste.
H~oadamente, agrego aquel, era de
desearse. no por razoRes pac!tlcas,
sine Dor las de Ia mas alta sagacldae
poiitica, que tai cosa Sc r~ealizara, y
anadi6 cue Ia prusba D-actlca del
fundamen,o Y correction de tai ON
cepto iba a e~ncontrarse en- ell exito
de "a p~olitica ingiesa respecto al A1ri-
CO de- Sur.
diversas ocasiones ha hecho impor-
taites declarac:ones relatives a Ia
paz fltu-a, anunci6 qre Alemania
probabiemente renunciaria entera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
I'd. PUEDE l-sgRARSE DE LAS TORTU-
RAS DEL REUMAT2sMo UsANDO s.S.S,

torios tesultados. para ell tratamien-
to del reumatismo. Obra directa-
mente sobre Ia sangre, que pronta-
'mente Sc purifica de todos los ger
menes de IL erfermedad. Es IN po-
deroso antidoto, y elimina de Ia san.
gre toda traza de germenes reUmati-
COS, restaurando y r~eforzando ell
%arruinado sistama.
Escriba hoy mismo a nuestro Di-
rector M6dico. Quien dara a listed va
liosos consoles respecte al tratamien-
to ~apropiado para su case. Direc-
cion. Swift Specific Co.. Dept. s.,
Atlanta Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
10 que di0 fuerza a Ia reyoEuc.6n.

"Fcro nc Tue ESQ solo; cuaRdo va
es-@ou ca cl pcder, re;tc-6 SIS ideas
en- o5co manifesto isualmente con
ae~Ratcrio para ducrta Y en- otro mas,
y fueroa ESQ maHifiestos los quc, In
dudabiemente, Gieron fuerza moral =
+; Rcvoiuci5a acaudiIIada PC cl {.
Carran2a. ! 81 este no merece agra
dec'nlei7to, 81 ESQ no p ohjeto de
GueStra si@eaaia, qUjere deer que ha
tesararsci1o de noSotros cI SEMI
miento mas noble; 81. que ha desapa-
recido de ~rce1Cros ei seucimIento de
"a. gratitud .Ues que olyidamos ga-
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Compromise la neutralidad.

Z. dipptado Sanchez Ponton va a
Ia tribuna para apoyar la solicitud de
IA dispense de tramites.
-Hemos solicitado que Sc dispen-
50 dc los traH2ites del reglamento de
II C&nara 4 csta proposition nues-
IRA comenz6 diciendo Sanchez Pom
t5n-porque consideramos que e!
asunto mercce ser tratado de:dc lue-
go en- vista de Ia gravdad de Cue Sc
haila reveStldo. PoT 10 demGs-diio-
eco quc Ia asamblea cstara de acue1
DO con noSotros en- Que es neceSarlo
Y justo consignar, desde luego, a
procu"adOr dc Ia Rcpdhlica. un ar
ticulo como ci mencionado, va que
c~ompromcte in po!itica de acutrali-
dad quo sigue CT gobie"no y cncicrra
una grave i~n.juria lanzada contra
una dc las camaras.
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Los atagucs a Hs Representatives.
del pueblo"

Lego Sc rcfiri6 a Ia campana
cmp-cnd la Dor todos los peri6dicos
que aparcccn como semi oficiaies Y
que dijo-se han puesto al ~servicio
Giracto del Executive.
Constantes son los ataques que
Jos representatives del pueblo-con-
tiEu6-estan siendo objeto por par
te de los ~periodicos reconocidos 2u-
blicamente como organos de grupos
uyc rode2n al eiecutivo y que estan
formados por clcmentos que proba-
damente han demo4trado ser enemi-
Cos de la Revolutions: pero esos alta
qucs. hasta ahora, los hemos dejado
(pasa g ls IL. Pag. Gel. SAP
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15

=. ;ro Dc A!cmania" por aparecer
CT {. Ia siguierte affirmation: Nos
ot-oS acusamos Al Ex~celentisimo Sc
nor Won Ecka!t, Ministro de Alcma-
MIA como personal responsible de Ia
corruption en- Ia Camara de Diputa-
dos" por estimar que con ella Sc ha
comegido el Aelito prcvisto Y penado
pc e. ar.iculo 9i6 del C6digo Pc
m! del Distrito Federal. a fin de
cue Ia autoridad competcnte proce-
ia contra CT responsible 0 rc*ponsa-
b!eS del dc!ito c~xpresado.'
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Correspondence Especial para Ia rRENsA

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA
LAREDO, Texas, enero l5.-Un
peri6dico llegado de Ia ciudad de
Monterrey trae la noticia de que
Ell dnico partido politico que existia
en- el Estado de Nuevo Leon eel que
postul0 a don Niceforo Zambrano y
a los niemhros que forman la Le-
gislatura local) ha arroJado de su Sc
no a los diputados de Ia "'mayoria" y
esta para a~rrojar a don Niceforo,
pues ell dicho partido (que es ell anti
qua de La Porra Chica') Sc ha divor-
ciado de los hombres que llevo al
poder.
La noticia es en- verdad, muy i'm
portante, porque demuestra Que Ia
desorganizaci0n cunde entire los ele-
mentos que hasta hace pocos mescs
e~stuvieron unidos perfectamente. ba-
10 Ia jefatura de don NEWSSTAND.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15

AMSTERDAM, Enero J4.-En I'm
discourse cue pronunc!o ante Ia Aso-
ciaci6n Polaca de Berlin, e, professor
Hans Delbrueck, de "a Universidad
de la mencionada capital, quien en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15
En- Il Cauara.

- Comi=i6n Parraancalc 50 Tcu-
- aye .poc nrjmera ven, Y dcsPa6s
lie trata~ asuatos diversoS cue care
c:crca dc inper1ancia. IA ~secret@r;a
liz !cctura 4 una proposition 5irma-
d. ror los dioutados Luis Sanchez
Pon.da, \. ~Cienfuegos J Camds. \.
Ruiz Estrada : Bcnito Ramirc> 6.
:: cs~ri.o de los mcacjonados di-
rutados dccia. te%tualmente, 10 que
s,,gac;
lbs one s~,iscrjbimos, miembros
Re cst& :. Ccmisi6n Permanente, pc
diGos Que. con dispense dc traroi-
-cs, Sc ar~cebe n sigajeate propo-
s;ci6n: UEica.-ConsiCnesc a! c;uta-
dauo Procurador General de Justi-
cia de "a RepubIica ej articu'o ruhli-
cado por ell d;ar;o e Universal"
baio el rub-o: "PedimoS Ia expulsion
del Excelcntis;mo Won Ec};art. Nj
t!trd 4 Gvieu tanto debemos.
Nuy ccmeutadas estan Siendo las
afirmacicres de Garcia Vigil entire
la coIon!a Gle.icana de esta ciud4d.
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- ETCT9 -
IL1-LAs

xsnis " DOLLAR 3 Il ezy'sTcnOS s
.se!.a de CuFr- q, maestro complete "a
IsySgo Matrimonial. eau icSCr,FCIOEsS
-aURlrts& E1yG.RNFLt>. sOmhrsS :
GlFeerioaeS lie musaAs l~nEcusS ' a!9u-
a=S EfgdaS. FEc hUScaG 4 va m2Tiao
SCeas y hGacalC. pucLg UstSG cScriSir
4 S~uaiGUieTa &c elias = cOatraeF IN ie-
IL m~StC5E'Jgjo ca mus GTeVC tempo.
SasgtraS Pyr aDsS--a qgrte, SUlaSS per
7oarS -sCaGaeEtIhirS, uurSiFe neqoci0
ssI4 haSsdN sa8r- "a b0nrGtez ' 'cgiti-
4ltlS: al IS luC ao taic guC IA psque-
Ia csniidst ae IN DOLLAR SlrYs dc eS-
so<so sS TT pTohaA1e FELIC{NAg Ma
TSsaGNIAI. ESCFsas hGy lllSnO Q:
COSMOPOLITAN Gus
= 3 Eox GS Nsalce, Gal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-15

Cuando HeceS.te I6ros en- espanoi
iiriass Z igaSSo E. LOEAGo-l1s
=. Sd, 2o<a S7s g2z ksi0asa. Tex
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Fran los lideres.

Los individuos que han sido expul-
sados del antique partido de La Po-
rra"-como Sc lie conocia popularmen-
tie en- Monterrey al "partido cOnsti-
tucional progresista,' que fue funda-
do bajo ell regimen de don francisco
|. Nadero para postular a don Me-
foro Zambrano para ell cargo lie Al
calde primero de Monterrey-son ma
da mcnoS cue los lidercS de dichO
r:It;3o. De manera que Su expulsion
ticne una iH~pcrtancia mas significa-
tiya de la que pudiera tener 81 SIM
0l1mente Sc tratara de Ia expulsion
dc IN CruYo mas o menos numero-
- dc mic!rbros de una organization
politica -econocida como Official.
Les cxpuisados del Constitutional
P~ro@resista" sen los diputados: DR..
.Agustin Cara Gonzalez, (antiguo
administrator de Ia Aduana de Nue.
30 Laredo Galindo 7. Quintanilla,
Santiago Roel (que con Gccilio Cara
GcuzaleG y Antonio de la Paz Cue
~ IVA finadoJ formaban ell "cuadri-
i5,tcro antirreyista regiomontano) /;
Antonio Cara Zambrano, Gregorio
Morales Sanchez. Abeiardo Chapa,
S2lom0n Perez Salinas Y Jose Ire
vino, este u!.im:o considerable como el
~sctretario de don Niceforo.
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AIemania desistiTa de sus
anbicioHes de CoRquista

: : .***%x %"**E"*
Z True translation flied with the 4
> Postmaster Il; san AatOnIO. Tex. on :
!. on January 18th. aS required by :
= the act Of October 6, 1917. L!
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Sen reaccionariOS'.

En- Ia junta celebrada por ei Par
ado liberal const!tucioAal!sta' para
- TAR sobre Ia expulsion de les men
cionados diputadoS, sc ~lan2aron ire
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(pasa 9 la IL. Pag. Col. SAP
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rats con rNGl rrh! 1890,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-17
SELECTION OF
Y POSITIONS
FOR DRAFT men

The Nations want column was is
sued last night by Provost Marshal
General Crowder. In the list there
are 70 positions which men in the
draft will be allowed to make appli-
cation for. The number of men who
are Immediately needed for service in
these branches are 10000 of which
Bridgeport will probably furnish a
large number. Men who wish to seek
voluntary induction for the different
trades must make application before
April % to their local boards.
The Want Column" calls for men
qualified for places as follows:
Airbrake inspectors, angle-iron
smiths, general, engine, magnetic or
ignition automobile mechanics and
helpers, bargemen or boatmen, black
smiths and helpers, boat builders and
helpers, boilermakers and helpers,
railroad brakemen, fiagmen or con-
ductors, bricklayers, buglers, ship,
bridge, house and general carpenters,
joiners or patternmakers, caulkers,
automobile, truck or tractor chauf-
feurs, chemists, railroad or general
clerks, cobblers, commissary store
keepers, concrete foremen or workers,
coons, cranemen, hoistmen, pile driv-
ers or shovel operators, crusher oper-
ators, engine dispatchers, general
surveying, machine design, or topo-
graphical craftsmen, civil, electrical
railroad or computing engineers, loco
motive engineers and firemen. general
electricians, armature winders OIL
wiremen, shipyard f1oorhands; bridge
building, earthwork, ship, or railroad
construction foremen, gyratory or jaw
crusher foremen, acetylene, hydrogen
oxygen, poison, illumination or com
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-17

preSsor gas plant workers, gunsmiths
or operatives in gun factories, loco
motive hostlers, railroad car inspect
ors, locomotive inspectors, engineer
ing, optical, or electrical instrument
makers and repairmen; telegraph or
telephone linemen, general, bench,
lathe or railroad machinists and help
ers, general mechanics, meteorolo-
gists or physicists, mine or quarry
workers and helpers, drill runners,
foremen, powdermen, or pumpmen,
motorcycists, molders, painters, pho
tographers, plumbers or pipe filters,
forest rangers, car repair men, bridge,
building or ship ringers, saddlers or
harnessmakers. sailmakerS, tent
makers or other canvas workers,
railroad section hands, steersmen,
sheetiron workers and helpers, SOL
derers, or tinsmiths, stenographers,
topographic or railroad surveyors,
levelmen, e and transitmen, tailors,
teamsters, telegraph operators, tele-
phone operators, and especially those
who can speak German, timber cruis-
ers, wagonmakers, acetylene or oxy-
acetylene welders, wireless operators,
yardmasters or switchmen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-17
1000 REMINGTON
employees ATTEND
FIRST WAR SHOW

Employees of the Remington Arms
plant numbering about 1000, last
evening attended the first of a series
of meetings being held under the aus
pices of the Manufacturers associa-
ton at the Casino in State street. The
State Council of Defense have loaned
the association one of the latest sets
of the official war films and have
made arrangements for two veterans
of the present war to speak to the
gatherings.
Sergeant D. J. McKenna thrilled his
hearers last night when he told of his
experiences while fighting at the front.
He also told a few humorous stories
of happenings while lover there"
fighting the Huns. The veteran re-
Gently returned after serving in the
Canadian forces almost since the con-
flict commenced.
The pictures were clearly photo
graphed and showed many thrilling
scenes of the actual warfare taken
recently. The meetings will be con-
tinued all week. The last three days
another veteran will give his story of
happenings on the other side.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-17
AIREDALE GOES
BACK TO WILDS

An instance of a dogs return to the
savage state of his wolf ancestry came
to light in February in the Yellow
stone National Park when Scout An
derson's report of a trip into the Buff
falo Fork country contained, under
the heading of predatory animals kill
ed, a mention of one mountain lion,
one bobcat, four coyotes, and an Aire-
dale dog.
This dog, which probably wandered
into the park from some farm or set
tlement a few miles over the border,
has been living in the Yellowstone
in wild state for several years,
Whether or not he fraternized with
his cousins the wolves and the coyoUes
can not be known certainly. No doubt
he lived as they live at the expense
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-17

of young and weaker deer and elk,
and smaller prey. Probably he lived
alone, against all animal kind as they
were against him. There are well au-
thenticated instances of dogs thus re-
turning to savage nature. 1t speaks
well for his tenacity and strength
that, alone of his kind in a country
where all kinds of wild animals live
still their natural lives, he survived.
He may have been a dog of good pedi-
gree.
Anyway, the dog had been seen at
intervals for several years and was Of
ficially classed among the animals
which, alone of all Yellowstone's an
imals, are sought and killed because
destructive of the harmless animals
which make of this national park the
best populated wild animal preserve
in the world.