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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-06
TRRESHER MEN WILL
MEET AT SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Falls, S. D., May 31.-An i'm
portant gathering of the threshermen
Of South Dakota will be held in
Sioux Falls next week. 1t will be the
annual convention of the Brotherhood
Of Threshermen Of South Dakota, and
will be held Thursday, June 6. It is
expected the business of the conyen-
ton can be completed in one day. The
workmen's compensation law, good
roads, bridges and other matters of
Importance to threshermen will be dis
cussed during the convention. The
matter of this seasons charges for
grain threshing also is expected to re-
ceive attention during the session.
70
WASHINGTON, D. C.-South Dakotans
commissioned by the war department To-
day are Harold Robinson Hanley. Custer
second lieutenant, aviation section signal
reserve corps; Clarence Durward Pohn-
son, Spencer, and John X. Myers. Brad
ley. second l~ieutenants, engineers corns
national army, and Martin Beach, Aber-
deem. second lieutenant national guard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day Adventists
have opened a state encampment at
Hitchcock park with several hundred
delegates in attendance.
MITCHELL~Mitchell celebrated Decor
alton day with appropriate services In
many churches and by the decoration OF
the graves of soldiers. The parade TO the
cemetery was larger than previous ones
on this day and included home guards.
Boy Scouts and other organizations
PIERRE-The first crop of transformers
Is reported from fields along the river
where the soil is light and S; ndy, and II
is feared that they will be more or less of
a pest this year again as soon as the
ground thoroughly warns up.
MITCHELL-The Dawson county war
chest Is now an active relief unit with
1900 subscribers in Dawson county whoss
subscriptions approximate SILL. Oo0
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-06

Wal has compelled job d. Rookie
Teller to engage new servants at his
Pocantico Hills home. Several OF his
employees were drafted, several have
enlisted. Mr.. Rockefeller is engaging
negroes to replace his white servants.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-06
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
IN DAWSON COUNTY

Mitchell, S. d., June lin Dawson
county, with every precinct unofficial
ly reported, gives the following vote:
State senator-Boreson, 476; Miller,
274.
House Of representatives-two to
elect; Fred c.. Holman, eliminated;
Mcdonald, 494; Miller, SIG.
County treasurer-Drake, $50; Will
son, $50.
Sheriff-Langley, 4S4; Miles, $50.
County judge-Thompson, 451;
Boyles, Az.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
Turk Premier Quit
To Prevent Revolt

PARIS, Oct. 15.-JThe political situa-
tion in Constantinople previous to the
retirement of Enver Pacha and Talaat
Pacha, as indicated in dispatch from
the Turkish capital to the Figaro"
was such that force was threatened
unless the Cabinet resigned and peace
was secured on any terms.
One hundred and fifty members of
the Military Club, the dispatch re-
ports, submitted the following pro
gramme to the Sultan:
"The closing of the Union and
Progress Club; dissolution of the
Chamber of Deputies; resignation of
the entire Cabinet and the formation
of a liberal government; the conces-
sion Of rights to the population; gem
eral demobilization and the signing of
peace on any terms"
The authors of the manifesto de-
manded immediate satisfaction, in de-
fault of which the army and the peo-
pie would employ force. The Sultan at
once communicated the demands to
Talaat Pacha, the Premier.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
N. Y. and New jersey
Men Commissioned
Especial Dispatch to The Tribu,se)

tSpectut DtSputcn TO me 1Tt0uT1)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-New York
and New Jersey men commissioned to-
day by the War Department follow:
Lieutenant colonel United States Army
Leo Arnstein, 3S9 Fifth Avenue. New York.
Major. ordnance-Carl S. Reed. 80 Church
Street, New York.
Captain, ordnance-Albert F. c. Millgan,
l Liberty Street. New YORK.
Captains, Quartermaster-WyckoH I. Dey,
244 West Seventy-third Street. New York !;
Naphtali T. Phillips. ia West Seventy-fourth
Street, New York.
First lieutenant, quartermaster-Theodo
w. Stemmler. jr., Villa Lorraine, Madison,
NJ.
First lieutenant. quartermaster, enlisted
William Ryder, 70 East Park Street. Newark.
Second lieutenant. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r. Ketcham, LAG South Ocean Avenue. Free
port, N. Y.
Second lieutenant, quartermaster--Ncholas
G. Schmidt Camp Dix.
Captain. motor transport corps-Herman
c. Page. ,SSs Clifton Avenue. Newark
enlisted-Richard j. Bourke. 25S Fifty-sixth
Street, Brooklyn.
Captain, chemical warfare service-Will-
lam B. Sprague, 54 William Street, New
York.
First lieutenants. chemical warfare service
George r. Beane, AZ Brtton Avenue Elm
hurst 1. l.; Ebert F. Wlmerding. 239
ChNrch Street, New York.
Second lieutenant, chemical warfare service
james E. Darlington, jr.. 40 South Clinton
Street, East Orange
Second lieutenants. chemical warfare SER
vice. enlisted-William I. Rosefeld. jr., 40
West Ei9hty-seventh Street, New York Jo-
seph E. Toe, 2767 Manon Boulevard Bronx
Augustus w. Vennema. 219 Aycrigg Avenue,
Passaic.
Captains. medical-W H. AFFORD. I'll Ave-
nue. G. Bayonne; William w. Bostwick, $3.50
broadway. New York William Jacob Rott,
Buffalo General Hospital. Buffalo; Emile
Brunor. "A Edgecombe Avenue. New York
John Cook, S01 Avenue C, Bayonne; George
G. Fisk, 442 East Ferry, Buffalo; William
Gauch, 1T Elwood Avenue. Newark; Ed
ward G: Thompson, Newburgh, N. Y. Ell H.
Vail. Churchville N. Y: David f. Warren
266 Gregory Avenue, Passaic.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
DEATHS

ANNESs-On Monday. October IA, 1918,
Ann Elizabeth. eldest daughter of the late
Frederick and Sarah Anness, formerly of
Jersey City, N. J. Funeral private
ARCULARIUS-Mon October IA, 1918.
Marie Fermine du Ruisson, wife of Philip
n. Arcularius. M: D., and daughter of the
late George H. du Buisson Funeral ser
vice at her late residence. So Chestnut st.,
East Orange, N. j., Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Kindly omit flowers
AYELLING-Suddenly, October 13. Edward
Wilett, of Avelling & Lloyd. great-grand-
son OF the late ex-Mayor Marinus Willett
Of New York. also great-great-grandson of
the first Mayor of New York, aged 80
years. Services at THE FUNERAL
CHURCH frank E. Campbell Building)
Broadway and 66th St, Thursday. II
BAkER-on September ~, at Base Hos
pitai in France, from wounds received in
Dattle on July 23, Captain Charles Dabney
Baker. 165th U. S. Infantry, son of Ste.
phen and Mary Dabney Baker A memo
rhn~ss RAJ service %.I viii be held in St. James
Wednesday. October 16. at p. m.
BALDWIN-October 13, 1918. Georoe +
BALDWIN, beloved husband of Lillian Red
mond Baldwin. Funeral Wednesday. 9:l5
a. M, from late residence, 1856 West 145th
st.: thence to Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes, 142d ST., near Convent av. Mass
~ O'Clock. Interment St. Raymond's Gem
etery. Omit flowers. '''-
j. j. Mccormick Association members
are requested to atten1 the funeral of our
deceased member. George E. Baldwin, from
his late residence, 356 West 145th St. on
Wednesday. October 16; thence to Lady of
Lourdes Church. West 1920 st. at 10 a.
m. James E. Carraher. President. Earl
A. Smith. Secretary.
BERNARD-Edgar G.. jr.. son of the late
F. G. Bernard. of Troy. N. Y. and Rosina
J: Bernard. at base hospital, Pelham Park.
N. Y. Troy and New Orleans papers
copy.
BERARD-7saturday, October -, at the
Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va. Ens;rn
Emile Cressy Berard. in his seth year. In.
terment- at the Naval Cemetery, Ports.
= mouth.
BOWLBY-On November 10, at Hahnemanr
Hospital. of pneumonia. Lieutenant Rohert
Archer Bowlby. C. E. F.. retired. Notice
of funeral hereafter
BOWERS-Guy L., in his 28th year. a. ha..
hospital, Edgewood Md. of pneumonia
beloved and only son Of Annie and Hem
l.. Bcwers. Funeral private, at conyen.
fence Of family 'eN-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
ALAB ANA

AUTRAY, Oscar, Pine Hill (K). "'
CHERRY. Henderson, Birmingham (W).
CLINCY. viii. Marion (Wl.
CARPENTER, Booker T., Plattsvlle (W).
CRUMPLER. Albert, Andalusa (K).
GARRETT. Will. Birmingham (W).
JONES. Walter. Flarella (W).
MARTIN, John, Centreville (W).
M'COY. Melvin, Bessemer (W).
PHIPPS, Kennedy, Abbeville (K)
PRICE, Bryant. Mckenzie (K).
WALKER, Stanley. Decatur ID w.
WING, Willie, Bessemer (K).
ARIZONA:
BENNETT, Norman, Gilbert (W).
BLEVINS Albert, Holbrook (W).
BRADY. Jesse j., Showlow (W).
HORGAN, Harry B., corp, Junction (K).
ARKANSAS:
FISH. James A., Star City (w).
HALL, Walter, Duunars (Wl.
LONDAGON, Don, Gentry % w.
NICHOLS, David ", Little Rock (W).
PESERO. Oscar, MCGEE (M).
CALIFORNIA:
BASHNER, Louis, San Francisco (W).
COMPERE, COZ Robert E., Mel Valley (W).
CUDAHV, Sylvester, Ventura.
DIETRICH, John, San Francisco (K).
DERANLEAU. Lucian, Sterling (W).
DUNSCHE. Gilbert. Moosepark (W)
GARCIA, Ben. Gilroy >(W).
LOWE, Oscar H., Sacramento (K).
PEASE, Clarence, New Castle (W).
SCHMIDT. Frank ", Grass Valley (W).
TALBORT, Jay, Long Beach (W).
COLORADO:
CLANCY. Richar( E., heat. Lemsar (W)
BRASSET, Gilbert Keatng (K).
CERMAK. Joseph Primero (W).
GEISERT. Frederick. Denver (W)
KANE, Earl, Denver (W).
NEWTON. Leslie D.. Pueblo % D..
WALTER, Gay, Lamar (W).
CONNECTICUT:
GETTJhCS yn,,o, I;o,,< No,
ANDERSON. George. Waterbury (Wl.
BAILEY, Lucius c.. Groton (W).
BRISTOL. Radcliffe. Meriden (W),
BANEWICZ. Mike. Waterbury (W).
EAGLESON, John, Suffield (W).
EFFEN, Jermolk, Bridgeport (W).
GRIFFEN. Louis, Norwalk (W).
klOPOWITZ. Ignatz. New Britain Cd D).
MEWAN. Charles, Shelton (W).
PELTON, Charles F., Waterford (W)
SHERMAN. Samuel. New Haven % d..
STARAITTIS, Charles, Waterbury % u
ZENEWICH. John, Ansonia (W).
GEORGIA:
coRLEY; James, lieut.. Mariette tw>.
DOLAN. Robert. Atlanta (W).
HICKS William, Rome (M).
HONEA, Ralph, East Point (W).
HUGHES. John, Commerce % D..
JOHNSON. James. Bowden % D..
KING. Paul. La Grange (W).
LOVETT. Richmond. Tifton (K).
MOORE. Ira, Blythe % d..
SHADY, George, Valdosta
WALLACE. James. Roopville % D..
IDAHO:
BENNETT. Logan, Albion (W).
BURT. Clifford. Twin Falls (W)
ILLINOIS:
FITZPATRICK, F., lieut., Chicago (W),
MACHAMER. Elmer. lieut., Fulton (W)
BARTON. Frank, Warrensburg (W)
BRANDT. Robert. Chicago (W).
BALLARD. Elva. Pulaski W).
BEHN. Fred, Chicago (W)
BROWN. Lynn. Chicago (W)
BATES. William. Stoningham (W).
BECKMAN, William, Chicago (W).
BLAKE. Frederick, Norris City (Kl.
BIES. Bernard, Chicago (W).
COHEN. Julius. Chicago (W).
DOOLIN. Cornelius. LIE Mont (W).
DANIEL. Joseph, Chicago (W).
EMANUEL, James. Highland Park (W)
FRENCH, c., Pittsfed (W).
GARLAND. Francis, Chicago (W).
HARANT, Cyril Chicago Cd Al.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
ARMY
Killed

APICELLA. Carmine. 50 Bayard Street,
New York City.
n.SeS3l5 COHEN \ Raphael 1929 Lafayette Avenue
Collins. Dennis, 5o2 East seventy-sec-
ond Street. New York City.
DRoPKlN. Isadore. 50 Amboy Street.
GALANTE. Rafael, 1924 Second Avenue.
GREILER, Philip. 4sO West 1ead Street.
New York City.
HALEY , Michael. sA Prospect Avenue
KOEHLER, Clarence H. 22o Eighteenth
Street Brooklyn. N. Y.
LYNCH THOMAS, Bayonne, N. J.
MOESER, John. Tompknsvile N. Y.
PATTERSON, James. 80 Macomb Place.
New York City.
Died of Wounds
BAYKo. Cedar. 1o1 East Broadway. New
KAMEs. David, 712 cauldwell Avenue New
NAsTA, Philip. 275 Central Avenue,
Brooklyn.
NICHOLAS. Richard. 1854 Ogden Avenue,
New York City.
pFEFFER, John. sos Claremont Parkway.
STEIN, Herman, 22s Starr Street, Brook
VENTo: Andrew, 242 Troutman Street,
WALDMAN, Louis, 1852 Fifty-fourth
Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Died of Accident
FISHMAN, Isador, 2S9 Brook Avenue, New
York City.
Wounded
BURKE, John j.. 70 Vandeveer Avenue,
Brooklyn.
ALBRIGHT. Edward, s1O Home Street,
RATA William 900 Rradhurst Avenue
BENTON, Daniel, Ellenvile. N. Y.
BASHER. Louis. 366 South Second Street,
Brooklyn.
BELTS, Louis, 4o1 Crescent Street. Brook
CAvANAUGH. Sylvester. 2o4S Pacific
Street, Brooklyn.
BLOEFSTEIN. William. 1850 Manhattan
Avenue. Brooklyn.
GALLAGHER, Thomas, 3S3 Kent Avenue.
Brooklyn.
JENKINS. Earl. Union Hill, N. j.
DONODIO. Antonio, % Cherry Street,
New York City.
EBBECKE: Charles, 624 West Thirty-sev-
enth Street New York City.
GOLDING, James, 1860 Broadway, Brook
lyn.
FORTE, Lucas. 11s Prospect Street, Brook
F1sIAX. Andrew. 100 scholes Street,
GAWLAK. John, Bayonne N. ].
JOOS, John. 1721 Madison Street, Brook
LATUGGA. Joseph. 2o2 Conover Street,
osULL1vAN, BOT Spring Street. New
York City.
HOWARD, Charles. 1887 Southern Boule-
ward. New York City.
PHILLIPS, Stanley, Montclair, N. J.
MARSHALL, Joseph, Port Henry, N. Y.
MK1NNEY, Joseph, 1880 Fifty-seventh
Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16

GOOMIN, Morris, I747 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn.
MILLER, Arnold L., Wabasse, Mimi.
Died; Previously Reported Missing In
Action
KOOL, John, Bicknel} Ind.
Died from Wounds Received in Action;
Previously Reported Missing in Action
LOGsDON. c. r.. Killbuck, Ohio.
Wounded Severely in Action; Previous
ly Reported Killed in Action
IZZO. Luigi, Rochester, N. Y
Wounded Severely in Action; Previous
ly Reported Missing in Action
FOWLER, Paul P. Oswego, Ind.
RICHTER, Henry j., Davenport, Iowa
RUSSELL, Louis L., Lodi. Cal
TOLBERT, William H.. Bardwel, KY
WILLIAMS. Paul, Paris, Ill.
Slightly Wounded in Action; Previously
Reported Missing in Action
O'BURN, Charles. corner of 205th Street
and Barnes Avenue. New York.
Wounded in Action, Degree Undeter-
mined; Previously Reported Missing
in Action
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
Swiss Minister to u. S. ON
Way to Negotiate Treat,

BERNE, Oct. 15-Hans Sulzer, Swiss
Minister to the United States, has left
for Washington. He is charged espe-
cially with the task of negotiating q
new commercial treaty with the United
States, the former treaty having ex-
pired on September 30.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
'ew York City and Vicinity

O'TOOLE, Terrence. 43 Manhattan Street
swANsTR0M. John F.. 42s East Sixty
fourth Street, New York City.
ANDERSON. Peter A.. Is Reeves Place.
Brooklyn.
NOHLIN, Carl, Ala seventy-eighth Street
FAY Thomas, Hoboken. N. J.
FITZPATRICK, John t., Jamaica. l.. /.
HERR; Emile, 445 East Eightysixth
CANNON John o'' J' 1924 Amsterdam Ave
nue., New York City.
GRAY. Edward. Richmond Hill, N. Y.
HALL Nicholas, 1888 St. Marks Avenue.
IARIARA. Louis. Second Avenue, New
.LEKACHMAN. Morris, 1e Arden Street
New York City.
LolNGGsTREET. Maurice, 1o7 West 1eoth
Street New York City.
M'CABE, Patrick B.. ST. Francis Hospital
New York City.
MDoNOUGH. William. 1904 First Avenue
MGEE. George. 3O2 East Twenty-seventh
Street, New York City.
PALESHEI, Francesca, 335 East 148th
Street. New York City.
pETIT0, Michael. 14s North Portland
WALSH, John. 2as East Ninth Street
New York City.
~ YoKoNo. Joseph. 800 Metropolitan Ave-
BoYcE. Eddie. PIG Fifth Avenue. Brook
CoNDoN. William, 23s Fifteenth Street,
y. COFFIN. James ". 41s East 17ad Street,
CARLO. Frank. $50. Humboldt Street,
DoBsoN. William, 1902 Rosedale Avenue,
RAETs; PAERs; oliyeE. GSn.+s yonke5s: N; ". Y;
fourth Street, New York City.
FERB1SH. Simon, 3S5 Alabama Avenue,
FITZGERALD, David, S11 Ocean Avenue,
Brooklyn.
FREIDER. Herman, ss2 Broadway. New
FUNK, Henry, 74o Bleecker Street, Brook
GARLUCIO, Nicholas, Bayonnc. N. J.
HENSCkE. Peter. 921 Ryder Avenue,
HEYNEN. William, 222 Ainslee Street,
Brooklyn.
KENEALy, William. SO Hull Stree,
KRITzER, Solomon, SO West 10th Street
New York City.
PETROS, George, 67 Warren Street, New
ROBIN, Joe, $50 South Second Street,
RENDU. Guseppi. 122 Union Street.
Brooklyn.
sussNMlAN. Herman, 712 East 10th
seventh Street. New York City.
ZlNSER, Leonard. Long Island City
Xxx. Stanley. Paterson, N. J.
Missing
pi3 BECKER, Elmors. 244 Irving Avenue,
EDWARDS, Robert. IT'S Halsey Street,
Brooklyn.
MELECKA, John, 1884 Manhattan Ave
nue., Brooklyn
SAN'TZ. Michael, Tarrytown. N. Y
STOCKLAS, John, Yonkers, N. Y.
TAYLOR, Ralph East ORANGE NJ T
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
BIRTHS

ABRAHAMS-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (nee
Esther Wolfe), 408 West 150th ST.. an
nounces the birth of daughter, October
13. 1918. =
RUPPRECHT-Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.. So
Central Park West. announce the birth of
q son, October ii, 1918. =
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
IMPORTANT

Birth, Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In Mcmoriam Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion In tho
next days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and send the notice as you wish II In.
serted. Bill for same will be mailed to
you later. The notice will reach over
1o0,0 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
ENGAGEMENTS

BURKHARDT - ROEMER - Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Roemer, Of 209 East 68th St. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Eleanor E. Roemer, to Mr. Herbert
w. Burkhardt, son of Mrs. G. Burkhardt,
of Boston, Mass. No date has yet been
set for the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
New SecondY ankArmy
Too Much for Germans
" ITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
w NORTHWEST OF VERDUN.

Oct. is (12:10 p. m.) (By The AS
sociated Press).-Units Of the Sec
ond American Army, which began op-
erations on October 12 under COM
mand of Major General Robert L..
Bullard, to-day repulsed a German
raid on their positions.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON 15-The casualty lists public the
Department to-day
killed action SO missing action 365
other
aeroplane accident slightly
and2O de eunde
follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16
MARRIAGES

BLoOMBERC - SIMON - Monday. October
IA. in New York City, Elsie j. Simon,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron J. Bloomberg.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16

How Much Will You Lend for It?

STEFEEN. Lawrence M. Natrona (W).
SALUSKIE. Joseph. Duryca (Wl..
WEISS, Albert, Philadelphia (W).
VIII SKMAN, Alex Moncssen (W).
Yak, John, Philadelphia % w.
YOST. Charles j.. Altoona I'd d..
YENDAFL. Thomas r., W. Pttston (W)
YENDRICK. Steve. Plymouth (K).
BERRY, Ralph Knoxville (W).
FIEREG, Harry. Shamokin (W).
MAY. James, Dubois (W).
HECKROTE. Christian. Hazleton (W)
HARRISON. Harry j.. Philadelphia (W)
HAYNES. Joseph. New Albany (W).
HUNT Bruce L. North Bend (W).
LENTZ. Charles Marcus Hook (W).
MQUENY, Martin Rohrerstown (W).
PIPER, Francis, Claytonia (W).
WILLIAMS, Edward. Philadelphia (W).
RHODE ISLAND:
HARDY, Joseph, Pawtucket Cd d..
LYNCH. John. Providence (W).
SOUTH DAKOTA;
HORN, Chauncey Eagle Creek (K).
JANKE, Leonard, Freeman (W).
JOHNSON. Albert j.. Brookings (W).
KAUSTRUP. Peter. Arlington (W).
LUNBURG. Strandsburg D D..
TENNESSEE
ATCHLEY, Albert. Memhis (W).
COWANS, Brownlow, Hartsville (W).
INGLE, Robert, Chester (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-16

Tenn.
BBLiZSVORK. Alexander. Russia.
GKaV Ems, James, Sharon. W. Va.
LERRO. Pietro. Italy.
MGEE, John Montgomery, Ind.
nnNsGEIONI. James. rottstown. Penn.
6AkER George D., Peoria Ill.
CHILDRESS. VIM. E., Jemison. Ala
oiShoNG. Raleigh f.. Austin, Ind.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16

Pasa 4 la ga. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16
McAdoo usa zapatoS con
medals SueIaS J PAN
taIoHes remendados
10 hace para dar uT eIem-
plo de economic

WASEiNGT0N. Abril ll.-Gran
! sorprcsa cause hoy entire In genie pre-
..rnii, =. orouI!osa de- los c~ircuios
or;.,ocr;tico. de- csta capital, Ia re-
...,,r;5n he,ha por 81 Secretario de
, u..;.,5, ~. lbs Estados UnIdoS Y
~. C.ror,I dc los Ferrotarri-
h.. NJ. wrlio,o C.. Nc.Adoo. en- un
Ia;..,rso Jc proDaganda al Ter2er
r....s.i+o j.. l., LibeYtad. que pro
,, poI.ioh \ C.. de que para
,.,.l,r -, ,,is unsaba zapatos con
mediaS silc!as Y p~antaloncS remenoa-
do, - fin de economiZar piel y PIANO,
como IN medic de ayudar la guerra.
Y mn O. este TODD, por algunas dlscre-
foS s,tiyaciones. han reve!ado eli
brcho dc que varios mlembros de n
familia del SecrctariO americana,
usau jgualmente ZapatCS con medlaS
vra1oe y rona Zurcida, a fin de contar
ror m.vores fondos para comprar eS-
tampi,,as de Ia guerra V bonos de Ia
! los c~mpleados de la oficina de Mr..
N,Adao en- Washington. han dec!ara-
DO one 81 Secretario de Hacienda
constantemente les csta p~oniendo ell
eicmnlo en- cuestiones de economic
de Ia guerra, no so!amente rehnsan-
dose a ccmprar ropa nueTa' SIno por
otros muchos medloF, tales como {!
guitar de .su des3achO todoS los tocoS
elcytricos que NJ Sc hacen ~necesarlos
=. no ,sar In luz s6lamente en- las no.
rms i~ndispensab!cs de trabaio en- que
"a racriera 81 uso. para cooperar a
i = n conservation de combustible.
Iyualmente Ia d~esocupado 4 dos o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16
10 que ha hecho Ell canon
de gran a|CanCe que
uSan los a|ema0eS
Relate hecho pcr I'm via
jero que ACADIA de liegar

NUENA YORK. Abril Liza ia
moSa !glc2ia de San Gervasio en- {!
c0raZ0n dc Paris, iuc FL TEMPO dcs-
I truido por unO dc los %proycctil-s de.
canon alemiu de gran alcance, 81
Nierncs Santo, Segun diccn los pasa-
jcros que a]rri5aroh aver Il un puerto
de! A.~tlintIco, 4 bordo d" IN yapor
frances.
De que manera los alemaneS lugra-
ron hacer ei alcanc. precise Y haccr
blancO Sobre ii igleSla, = II dlStan-
cia de setenta y clnco mii.aS, es I'm
enigma que aUn 10 ha podiHo ser
descifrado por los expertos peritos
i.artilleros francese5. Los viajerOs que
han llegado L este pals, eXprcsan Que
los diSparos de las %granadas Sc han
hccho de tai maHcra, Que I! parecer
el canon no ha sido novido en- 10 mas
minimo, de su emplzamiento, desde
que Sc empleo e! primer dISparo So
bre Ia capital francesa.
Las granadas 'caian una tras otra
en- una de las SeccioneS de Paris V
por 10 que Sc saba, para cuandG di-
chos viajeros salieron de Ia capital,
los destrozos del bombardeo teut0n,
Sc habian confinado en- una area de
dos millas dc radio. En- la igle;ia
destruida setenta y "inco personals
resultaron mIertas Y un regular nG-
Nero de heridas.
Entire los viajeros que viencn de
Francia, sc cuenta Percy z. Atkins,
residente de Newton kansas, Y MEM
bro de Ia Association CriStiana de Jo-
venes de esa ciudad, Quien trae con-
sligo an fragmento de caSco d. una
granada alemana, que es de aluminio.
Mr.. Atkins encontro csc fragments
las ruinas de una casa de Ia Gale
Druot, situada preclsamente enfrente
del Boulevard de los Italianos, que
fue destruida por uno de los proyec-
tiles enemigos.
Atraveso IN edificio de cuatro pisos.
La granada, era prccisamente de
calibre de nueve pulgadas, pego
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16
Dice que Sc case para
haCer una prueba

NUEVA YORK. Abril 1l.-Des-
puGs de que "a senora Mildred D. Bier
fac Ia reSposa dc! doctor Elias Bier,
ciruiano dentista que vive en- el Hotel
Majestic. fue mform&da de que la
avcntnra habia sido un "matrimonio
De prue1a'. Y Sc Ia invite q que mi
tiara una accion de divorcio, sagun
manifesto Ia mencionada sonora aver,
1ate Q! Magistrate Hctchkiss de la
SGprema Corte, en- ana remanda dc
separation !ega, que presento. F.
Maeistrado iict0 81 fallc sentencian-
20 al dentista a pagan a Ia sonora
una pension dc S35 semanarios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-16
(Pasa a la ga. Col la.)

taller cercano, pero 4 pesar lie sus
zapatos o. medals suelas Y sus pan
talones remendados, McAdoo sigue
siendo n de los hombres que me-
jor visten en- Washington; puos sus
ropas Sc hallan siempre perfectamen-
te limpias Y planchadas, Y sus zapatos
tan bien e~mbetunados cue parecen de
charol,