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Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

The Trapshooting School on the Million Dollar Pier, Atlantic City, N. U. has catered to 1100S shooters in 1 two seasons. Of this number SS7 were women. The number of targets thrown was 642, ,325. The school will open for it's third season about April l.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
cHARPENTlER's TRAINER NOW IN Y. M. c. A. WORK
Charpentier's Trainer, corneau, to Be Physical Director for Part of the French Army.
By John M. Miles

Paris, March S1--Raymond Cor reau. the man, who taught Charpen- tier, the champion French boxer. how tc fight, has gone in the American '. T. c. A, service.
 Corneau has a system of training GiI his own. He gets results--in the ring and out of it.
 He is now "Y" physical director Of part of the French army. He is assigned to one of the Foycrs du Sal Gats, the ''Y" huts for the poilu. He works under Dr. G. s. Meylan, pro- lessor of physical education in Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
HoRTTKULTUR

The weather never meets the specifications of the lazy gardener. Little backs don't have to bend so far to get the weeds.
 A drop of solder on the watering can? Efficiency plus.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Earliness is much desired by most
 gardeners. It has been found that the earliest safe dates for planting garden crops can be determined from the average date of the last killing frost in spring. The accompanying map divides the eastern portion of the United States into zones with 2
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

cumberS, melons, squash, and SNU-t potatoes are included in this group.
 Exceptions in South.
 In the southern portion of the coun- try many vegetables such as cabbage, kale, spinach, etc. may be planted in the fall. For this reason the group ings given will not apply in the case of the more hardy crops, especially in the extreme, southern portion em bracing Zones A and B. The plants referred to may be planted in the fall as far north as portions Of Zones C and D,
 By referring to the map it is possi- ble to ascertain, save in the case ot the exceptions noted, the proper dates l for planting the various groups IT portions of Zones F and G the grow l ing season is in some localities either l too short or the temperature too low l for maturing certain crops Sweet potatoes will not thrive in parts O these zones Thc s:.7.e is true to { certain extent of ....ss,iahts, peppers torS.soes. and sweet .A,rn
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
carpenters and Politicians.

The President should ask some politician the same question as the carpenters. Will you cooperate or sil you obstruct2-Wa1 Street Jour -af
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

The Government has established 2 military school of aeropautics at the State University of California. Berlle ley. where aviators are taught the use of the shotgun in connection with theor other instruction, so that in an aero plane they may use that weapon to good advantage against their foes. Each recruit shoots at something like fifty targets each week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

The Interstate Trapshooting Book let for 1917 is now out This book is the Who's Who in Trapshooting '' It contains all the information worth knowing about thapshooters and trapshooting-and is something that every trapshooter should have.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
OVERALL, FAMOUS PITCHER,
 NOW GUN CLUB LEADER
Giant Finger of the Once Great Cub Machine Is Wealthy Lemon Grower In California.
By PETDR P. CARNEY

Editor national Sports Syndicate.
 Orval Overall. some years back a pitching part of the great Cub ma chine is now president of the Lemon Cove (Cal- Gun Club. Overall has become wealthy as lemon grower.
 The New York Athletic Club and Boston Athletic Association will en- gage in a team trapshooting event as one of the feature events of the Lake wood, IN. J., carnival on April 4, and 6.
 This year the averages of the 25 highest amateur trapshooters will be published once each month by the In ternational Thapshooting Association This is a new departure. The Los Angeles Gun Club an-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Ray, Bruns, of BrookvilIe. Ind, twice trapshooting champion of that State and one of the best trapshooters in the country. is now member of Uncle Sam's shooting force, being connected with the aviation branch of the serv- ice -..-.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
Under Different Auspiess.

If Germany abandons her plans for | western offensive, there is no req Ion should be allowed to pass without hmilar diversion under different aus pices.-Savannah News.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

{ A Bulgarian communication says: Our units penetrated the enemy, trenches to the west of Doldzelil lsouthwest of Lake Doiran), and af-l ter a hand-t hand struggle returned with British prisoners. To the south, of Barakii-D -Djuma (southwest of De- pairlissar), several British recopnais-I sance detachments were driven back. ''
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

nounces its first Pacific Coast Handi- cap for May 27, 2Sand 29. The Will mington Trapshooting Association is going to stage an Eastern Handicap in May, too.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Litchfeld, Minn, has a gun club of S7 members-all but five of which were taken in the draft. Thousands of trapshooters are doing their best for Uncle Sam.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
Miaht Be the Reason.

Life is sti1 tranquil in the South Sea Islands. That's probably because the South Sea Islanders don't take 10 New York papers.-Birming nam Age-HeraJd.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

o. N Ford, of San Jose. Cal, trav- eled 12,00o miles during 1917 to par ticipate in trap journeys, He shot at 6,025 targets and averaged better than 95 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

One hundred and twenty-five shoot CTS invaded Pinehurst for the eleventh mid winter trapshooting tournament and shot at 120,000 targets.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

the Giants this year. Kauff will be second man and Burns will fill the third position. McGraw claims the combination is winner.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
Bowling THE AETNA Billiards

: ALLEYS Phone Conn. 6 TABLES; Majestic Building, 6hetucI;et St.
 Norwich, Conn. q Bowl and play Billiards fer exercise
 and recreatI~-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01


 fects sports in many ways. For in-' stance We can now have full nine in- ming baseball games after supper Then again there is another kind of sport whom we see about town more or less who if he gets up m hour ear Her will collide with himself going to bed.
 The Academy has four veterans of last years championship team to start the season with: Captain Couni- han a Al man behind the bat. Me Knight, who covered the keystone sack and who is a brilliant if not steady hitter, and Meek and Hull. outieiders of average ability. It is said by those who know that one or both of the gardeners may get chance in, the infield. The Pacific Coast League is one of the few baseball organizations that will collect the exact war tax on admissions. instead of adjusting prices | so that even change can be given. The 1 Coast League will collect for instance, i 2S cents on each bleacher ticket. And i it was out in California, Fasteners were always led to believe, there was no coin less than nickel in circula i tion.
 The Detroit Tigers may be cut ou; | of the services of dozen players 1 when the new draft is called Among those in Class IA are Cunningham Erickson, Foster, Blades, Kallio 1 Smithers, Yelle. Clary, Roland Elmer l an, James, Hall, Jones and Joe Cobb
 But Hugh Jennings doesn't expect tc lose his heavy hitting regulars, and maybe some of the men named above
 will be able to play with the Tigers until late in the season.
 Owner Frazee returned to the Ho Springs camp after trip to French
 Lick, Ind. Frazee came back witt
 much to show for his journey. While
 away he visited the golf links and {
 friend insisted upon showing hin
 how a golf ball should be properl.
 driven. The friend used his cane ant
 9 stone to bring out his illustration
 and F'raZee stood a few feet away t, watch him. His friend took a goot swing at the stone and it struck tn owner of the Red Sox on the bridg , of his nose and blackened both of hi
 eyes.
 } Bridgeport now says that the Law renee franchise was operated by Nor ; ton F. Plant of New London so tha r the Eastern league could remain in tact last season. If this is so, Mi r Plant evidently stands ready to hel the league along another season. As 7 1t would seem that there was nor : to the rivalry between Gene McCan I and Jack Flynn last season than ap peared on the surface Lawrenc
 managed by Flynn, beat out Ne
 London. managed by McCann. Mo
 Cam lost his job and his successor l Flynn.
 2 Ping Bodie ranged between ..2so an l .S06 in the years when he was reg
 ular ortf1elder of the White Sox, an 7, last season he reached .291 with tf
 Athletics. In 1918, if Ping is suc
 cessful in his endeavor. his name wi 9 be emblazoned among the 300 hitter 2 of the American league In view ', his tendency to hit the ball far ava N for extra bases there is no denyir
 the fact that he always has been
 more valuable batsman than man q who just manage to get into the S, 2 lect class. However, Bodie has yet . enjoy that distinction which goes wi '' membership in the Three Hundre
 But he still is as ambitious in this r,
 spect as he was on the day he can n mot the majors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Tom Corcoran and Ed. Mcbride. the umpires who will oficiate in all the games to be played by the Tanks and Braves this spring, have arrived in Macon. They have busy days ahead, even though this is to be only an ex- hibition series. Hart and Tannehill heard many roar last spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

Queer is the brain of boxer. Will lard turns to circuses and now Bat ting Levinsky like Battling Nelson has joined the ranks of the pen push CTS and stand sponsor for Boxing in Nine Lessons. The book embodies his methods used at Devens where he l is boxing instructor
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

After several practice games John
 AfcGraw, manager of the runner up in the world series has announced that Ross Young will be lead off man far
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

The new daylight saving plan af-. fects sports in many ways. For in stance We can now have full nine in- ming baseball games after supper. Then again there is another kind of sport whom we see about town more or less who if he gets up m hour ear Her will collide with himself going to bed.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

There always seems to be one more kick left in a ball player. A report Of game between the Giants and Waco gives Al .Demaree credit for seven strikeouts in four innings. In. cidentally the Giants won 8 to 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
Exhibition Baseball.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 31-
 First Game.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

!! Why not a game between the Aca- l demy and the Camp Devens men who are coming here? Make the day a gala one for the men from the National Army with the national sport.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01

The Los Angeles Gun Club an-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
LIE LLAMAN Ii ATENCIOh
CARRANZA
(Viene de la la

die Sc diera cuenta dc clio.
Los ladroncs han tenido tempo de
manhattan q los robadoS. de golpear-
los. de eytraer de las casas s%aqueadas
bultos dc distintos tamanos, Y dc
huir.
Nomentos despues ha aparecido "a
policia. Esto ha hechc suponer que
6rdeneS %superiores alejan = los gen
darnes de los puntos en- donde los
robos van a cometerse, o cue los dl-
chos gendarmes cstan en- compiled
dad con los ladrones.
Bandas bien osganizaoas.
Informes minuciosos de Ia policia
secreta, hacen saber Cue hay en- Ia
capital cuatro O cincos perfectas or
ganizaciones de ladrones q Ia alta
escuca.
Hay bandas de rateroS que sc de-
Iican a -obos memories, en- as Gales,
en- los trenes. en- las estaclones, Y
bandas de iadrores experlmentados
que dan los graTueS SciFeS
Muchos de esos ladrones. andan en-
sociedad. perfectamente vestidos. Y es
en- los salones Y n los CASINOS en-
donde Sc enteran dc quien tiene dine
70 0 alhajas. dc donde Sc guardian ),
de como cs possible lleTar 4 caoo e:
robo.
De estos ladrones, que son los Jetes
de las TEMPLES bandas. es de qu'e-
mes Sc s~ospecha que est6n de acuer-
do con e~mpleados de Ia po!icla 0 con
furcionarios del go5ierno, pues de
otro modo no SO concibe que tales
robos puedan ser llcvados a caoo, en-
pleno Idia, V cor tai iujo de audacla
y de impunidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
UNA PROFFCIA De VICTOR HUGO

En- M 7eristq fruucesG nos hemos cncontrGdo este lraghent0
dc la cronica de an session dc Ia AsaDe6lea Nacional, e." IA r"at Ct
diputGdo Victor Hugo pr0jeti70 con ana mCrurH0SG cN'i'iacncm'
ccontccipieHtos are Sc csdn dc$Grrohando CT estes mon'ehto$ ct PIE
ii, n jsfrn con- ,nga crncttud ,iqprosa. Victor Fugo dio: "Icreao&
- Frgrcia ccpturar TrereS. HQgurcd, Colonu, Cobten@G. y tdo Ia r.
hero i-guieTdu del Rim. 49,. D It Ia horG en- que escT7bimos cStas t.
accs. toda la projccG9 eStG cmnphdd.
He cqai 10 hudacci6n del interesGnte doc"ae"to:
AS.NBLEA NACIONAI-SESION DEL p DE- MARIO DE 1871
PresidGu pr ". jules Gregg
N. Victor 4ugo-En 10 de adelantc habra en- Europa dos naci0nes
III seran tenibes: una porQuc Sera Ia Fcncedofa; o'Fa Po'"S SCI"
la vencda. (Sensacon(
FL Jefe del Poder Ejecutivo-iEs cleric!
N. Dufaure. Ministro de Justcia.-iEs muy cierto!
NJ Victor Huco-Dc estas dos naciones, una, Ia Nctoriosa, Ale
roonia tendra ell Imperio, la servidumbce, Ell yugo soldaoesco' e. iii
brutecimiento del Quartet. Ia discipline hasta en- los esplrtus' un al
1ame,to otornarado nor 81 encarcelamiento de les oradores. 80. MO
vimientoD ul do ,.
Est naci6n. la naci6n victoriosa. tendra IN kmperador lie con
fem6n miitar al propio tempo que de derecho G,'no' 81 ISL "
zantino aumertado con ell Cesar germanHo; tendra Ia conslgna eev"
i, . Ia catororia de dogma. el sable convertible Ell cetro, Ia pa!aoF"
a,orlazada. 81 pensamiento agarrotado, la oTGlehci ario"A"I
.ns5o Ia rribuna, NADIA de prensa! las tinieb!as tan solo!
La otra, Ia vencida. itcndra Ia iz!
n yictor Hugo-;Oh! Iegara Ia bora. Sentrmos aproNnaFSe
o+o ravorcha proiigiosa. Ojmos desde ahora nuestro oHianIe P'
yanir one avanza Il grandes pasos en- la h1Storla. 81, oesoe "a""""'
Francis II tendra mas que IN solo penSanlento; rccogerSe, uale ~"
-. oso errble delirio de la dcSespcranZa. readqulrlr fuerzas' re-:
rera convertirse de nuevo en- Ia grande franca, ID r@nNAa ui
%, Ia Franca de la Idea y la Franca de Ia espada' .uu;5.nor
Dasnues. ;repentinarlerte. Sc bvantara! ioh' scr" i0N" az
50 ~ Ters de IN solo salto, recuperar la LOrena y recuperar Ia Al
S"@. Sars $50 TODD? No. no! Sc la vera NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,+Srs Treyes. Maguncia, Colona, Coblenza $3.50.
NO, no!
-;Dejadc h&blar! ..:, Cdori. Coblenza
VI Victor Hugo-Capturar Treves, Maguncla, c0N""' 00'""N
Y toa Ia ribera izquierda del Rim -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
SERAN LICENCIADOS LOS COCI-
NEROS Y LOS PANADEROS

FL Departamento de Guerra ha en-
viado una communication a los Cam
pos Militarcs cercanos a San Antonio
Y todos los del pals, en- Ia que Sc ey-
presa que a la mayor brevedad po-
sible Sc proceda al licenciamiento de
todcs los hombres que fueron reclu-
tados Y ocupados en- las cocinas V pa
naderias del cjercito, quedandose ca
da Cuerpo con ell numero de estos re-
tlutas que sea verdaderamente indis-
pensable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

DE LA ESCUADRA CONTRA
Ell ViClO.

La policia que forma In Escuadra
Contra ell Ficio capture aver a dos
mujeres cue fueron encontradas en-
de ebriedad en- Ia via publica
a otras dos senoras acusadaS de
n~octivagas. Y TN hombre Y II muier
acusados de violacion 4 'os ~articuios
tres V cuatro del Reglamento lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
SENORiTAS ATROPELlADAS

En- e. canine de fredericksburg
fueron a~tropelladas las sehorltas
Nethe V Edna Spears, dc dlecislete
Y catorce amos respectivamentc, por
nm canton de rransporte que gul2oan
mos chauferes de Newfoundland meNl
cana. cue no Sc pudieron aprehen-
der.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

trario. ampIiamente conocluo en- as
drogueras de todas parties. Dferen-
temente de las antiques compos;clo-
res de hero ;norganico. esta no da-
IA nj ennegrece la dentadura, no
trastorna Ell eStomago nj u otras
mo!estias. Los fahricantes garantl-
ian los mas sa~t;sfactorios resultadoS,
d~evolviendo e. importe en- caSo con-
-rario. Esta q Ia venta en- todaS las
5,,anas 6roguerias. iA.dv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
MUJERES QUE RINEN

En- una dc las casas de la Gale de
N. Frio rineron aver en- la manaHa
dos mujeres de color, habiendo IN
tervenido la policia Ia cual no tuvo
necesidad de efectuar arresto ningu-
no para apaciguar a las r~iiosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DE LA ESCUADRA CONTRA
Ell. VICIO.

Cinco fueron las personals Que Ia no.
che del iueves al vierres capture n
escuadra contra el Nicio, slendo es-
tas tres mu;eres Y dos hombres, acu-
sados todos de violacion a los artlcu-
los tres : cuatro del Reglamcnto de
Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

producer otros Irastorros, e2 IA ma
voria de las ocaslones de caracter
tan serio como ia faita de hero mis-
ma. Pero Ia aparicioa del Hero
Nuxado ma hecho . IN lado todos los
Inconvenience de las antiques sales
de hero ' da Il ~opo-tunidad a TODD
med!co intelligence una medicinal pro-
bada y recomeHdada. ia cue puede
recetar cast diaria para benef!cios de
SuS ~pacienJes nerviosCS, deblles Y de-
CalGOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
REUNION

En- ia casa del senior don Ernesto Madcro.
los socios del Club "a. d. r" celebraron ano-
che una reuri0n de caricte~ intimo. du-a1tc
In cuaI Sc bail6 y 81 hicieron iue,ros dc salon
y cxh:bic;oncs De prcstiGigitacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

Despues dc dos amos Cc pernlanencia CT
San Antonio. Ia fami.ia del eX:into senior don
Mariano AEcarraga, Administered por lar
20 tempo &c In Aduana de Veracruz. sal
Ira manana de csta ciuLad. en- viajc de re-
greso 2 nucstro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

Los ninos enfcrmizos necesitzn WHITES
CREAM EERMIFUGE. No solo destruye Ia
s~clitaria. 81 In hay. sine que tonifica TODD
81 sistera. De venta 7or Ia Botica San Pc
60. San Antonio. Texas. tAGv.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
Ell BALE EN- Ell CASINO

Hcmos sido informados dc que los socios
lei Casino NeHicano. preparan lara Ia nochc
.'ei dia ultimo del emo, un lucido festival
que tendra lugar en- los SsloncS del mcnciona-
ID, circuio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
soo,o(2s 3 ne>onol&
De TAMP!C0.

Procedentc del puerto de T.mpico. ACADIA
de lIegar a eta ciudad. en- Ia que pcrnane-
cer. nor aigunos dias. cl conercinnte cspanol
don Cesireo Fernando. establec:do en- Il cen-
cioauda ciudad tamaulipcca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DE EAGLE PASS.
PARA

Procedentc de EAGLE Pass, SC cncuentra en-
San Antonio cl corlerciante {. SwitZer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DE REGRESO.

Uitimados los nerocios CITE 10 trageTon q
es-a. ha rcg.eSado : ia Villa dc MdzquiS.
Coahuila. el senior FIctoriano Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia para hoy. en- San Antonio y sus
ai-edcdoreS. un dia templado.
Aver cl tcrmomctro marco IL temperature
n SigUicntc:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
Regisiro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

Una nina del senior Leon A. MARTINEZ y dc
Ia seno-a Alicia G.. DC MARTINEZ. en- sos y.
Laredo.
u4a nina del senior S5stencs Galvan = dc
Ia sonora Adelina Olvo de Galyan. en- Union
Stock Yards.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
PRONINENTE CIRUJANO De N. YORK
Dice por que tiene confianza en- Ell
r NUXADO.
Agregando que esta medicinal es ell tonico reconstiiayente
Y creador de sangre mas eiicaz que todo
medco puede recetar.
FL Hero

Ell Hero
Nuxado. al cu=iGueccr i san
gre y al c-car nuevos ;cJiGos c.
lalS-cs. fortified los aeTvlos. TO-
mica los tcjidoS y parties deb'-
les = reuueva il cncrEIa dc todS
q orEarismo, VI sea que los en-
fc-nos sean v;ejoS u JovcncS.
En- nj opinion. ei HIe--u NGIa-
do e. 81 mejo: t"nico rcconsti-
t.ventc y c-eador dc sanErc que
cualGr.e- mcdicO Taedc rSc
tar"
ST I'd. no sc Siente bcero Y
sznc. debs-ia a&ce= Il SiSuicn-
&c prueha: Observe cuanto rue-
de carinar q trahajar SIN sen
;:rsr fatigado tome a CONT
2caS;6n dos psstiilaS de cincc
craros &c Hero Nuxado tres
veccS n dia. deSpucS de LIS CO.
midas. du-ante dos semaEaS.
Pasado este esHacio DC ueEa-
DO, y1eiya = haccr l. pTCeba
De 81 rcSistencis ) st conven-
ce-a de cuan;c H. Eaaado.
Ncta de les Fabricantes: u
Hero Nuxado. que arrloG Is
recomcndado. no ~ un re1.c-
do secretO. sinO bien n coz
-.rl- an fnS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

Ia gran ac:ividad c" rs
tiempos aetgaIes teberiR haeer
qae el paolico ~c fiia-a en "A
reseliaa &c ;o-talec- d san
~ y ,cjjdcs cclularcs ro7 ne
do de IN "t6a!eo rce"ast9tG-
v--. dice q Dr., Kenneth h.
Ma Alpine, IN p-o-Incn'e c.
rgisDo de New No-k y -ecoHo-
ci6a sc,ordad medica- $ IA
-cnc-aEGad 3c IS uerSoEaS sr-
pieran que G.. hero c an M
GisDensab.e PIAZZA q sanEre CO.
no c! ai4e pA-a 3os pu2monS,
r1yis5sn q, sEficien.c cu:n1d"
&c u.an-ea-- ~.sa2r" n can
-:daG rrccSsna Gle hero. -
bris. On ~; coasePtO. unS
--sn diSni~gr:rN en- las eEteE-
u-5aGc~- reia.=lSCte sreraia
dchiHiae FOR lSrCCS amos
sue IN a~luo grC6!ema para
la mSa;cCs e. Sdm:UiSSyIr HE
10 e. so-ua "a gUc iue-1
ap-ovcchaio po- 81 o-Sa- no
uaa q formation lie ElcouioS
rrsos. sin dst5a- q *: a@rU nj
DrgrA II Ger-adura. : SIT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DEFUNCIONES

ca:arinO BaIdcras. en- 815 Moctczuna Alley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
M~ATRLMOSI0.

Trinidad Medina y Elisa Zapata.
Jose Ruiz y Maria Perez.
Martin PEREZ y EsperanZa Alvarez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

P-orstrcnte AcGieo y c.
rujcnO dc Neg I0-t: MEM
bro dc Ia Nc1r York S.G'
e n.irci Soc.sty q r.
pr0i,Sp~ Gel Nr,C YORK Pos.
,;-cGsut- Medical ScfOe. cee
Hospital
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-07-05

Oregon, $500; Camp Lewis, Wash.
Pennsylvania, 11,700, Camp Lee, Va.
Rhode Island, 1,751; Camp Upton,
New York.
South Carolina, 1900; Camp Jack
son, S. C.
South Dakota, 1000; Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
Tennessee, 1858; Camp Gordon, Ga.
Texas, $500; Camp Travis, Texas.
Utah, 500; Camp Lewis, Wash.
Vermont, 205; Camp Devens, Mass.
Virginia, $500; Camp Lee, Va.
Washington, 1000; Camp Lewis,
Washington.
West Virginia, 1855; Camp Meade,
Maryland.
Wisconsin, $500; Camp Taylor, Ky;
5000, Camp Grant, Ill.
Wyoming, 500; Fort Riley, Kan.
Total, 100000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-07-05
RAILROAD TO SUSPEND.
The Moraantown And kingwood Not
Earning Enough.

Washington.-Word reached the
Railroad Administration that the Nor
gantown and Kingwood Railroad, run
ming 48 miles between Morgantown
and Rowlesburg, w. Va, connecting
with number of coal mines, would
suspend operations July / because of
a deficiency in earning Railroad Ad-
ministration officials said they would
take no action to assure continuance
of operation until the line had actual
ly suspended
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-07-05
GERMAN PAPERS SUSPEND.
Illinois Stats Zeitung Was Founded
II Years Ago.

Chicago.-The Illinois Stats lei
tung and the Chicago Presse, German
language newspapers, suspended pub
LEGATION. Creditors announced their in
tention of applying to the courts for
the appointment of a receiver to take
charge of the property. The Illinois
Stats Zeitung was founded 70 years
ago and was one of the oldest and
best-known German language daily
newspapers in the Middle West. Hor-
ace L. Brand was the principal owner
and until recently it's editor.