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New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Joseph Fl. Firth

PHILLIPSBURG, N. j., June 26.-
Joseph H. Firth, Mayor Of Phillips
burg, died at his home here to-day. He
was fifty-nine years old. He was
Mayor for several terms before the
adoption Of the commission form of
government. He also served on the
Town Council, the Warren County
Board of Freeholders and was mem
ber of the Assembly for three terms.
His daughter, Miss Elizabeth Firth, is
an opera singer
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Rattle for Gynkhana Fund

War relics, polo pony and tickets
good. for trip to Mineola in a Ca
gymkhana on the John S. Phipps es-
tate at Westbury, L. l., on Saturday.
The gymkhana is for the benefit Of the
dependents Of British soldiers. The
war relics were given by Rodman
Wanamaker, and the Caproni plane
will be lent by the Italian Military
Mission for Aeronautics.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Aovernor Mccall Will
Run for the Senate

.oaoN. June 26.--Governor Samuel
\, ecail tonight announced his can
a. = IN the September p1 maries for
e.. spuolican nomination for United
M ~ Senator. In an open letter he
yelv;..s' ..'sention to his record Of public
i nss emphasizing his experience as
"a woer OF the Committee on Wsys
srssans OF the National House Of
~ ises,,..e as qualifying him to
~ rss.asentiy upon permanent reve-
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
House Votes Wage Raise
For All Government Clerks

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Final ap-
proval of the revised legislative, ju-
dicial and executive appropriation bill,
with it's provision requirin~ all govern
ment clerks to work eight hours day
instead of seven and giving them sal
ary increases of $120 year, was voted
today by the House and the measure
went to President Wilson for his sig
nature.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
De Saba Wedding Tomorrow

Moss Leontine de Saba, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene J. de Saba, of
San Mateo, Cal, and 80 East Sixty
fourth Street, will be married to DR..
William Gordon Lyle, of 81 West Fifty
eighth Street, tomorrow at the New
York home of the brides parents. DR..
Lyle Is director of the Hartman Medi-
cal Research Work in connection with
Roosevelt Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Frightened Piaymates Keep
Boys Death in Pond Secret

MOUNT KISCO, N. Y, June 26.--
Hyman Jassai, eight years old, son of
drowned IN an unused reservoir to-
night His body had been in the water
since 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
He was playing with several small
boys when he crawled through the
fence surrounding the reservoir and fell
into the water. The other boys ran
away and did not mention the drown
iro ,1ntiI this evening
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27

in the best of health. One hundred
and in need of something different
from an uninterrupted summer on the
streets
They need, at the least, little spell
of change from their city homes and
abundant food to build up their bodies
and minds.
Is anybody, any organization, think
ing of the needy 100000 and planning
to make profitable some of their period
of dispossession?
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund isl
1t is planning to take many thou
sands of them out of the city and pro-
vide them with the change and the
food to bring about for them the up
building they need. 1t is planning and
working to give them the visit to the
scashore or the mountains which their
parents cannot plan or provide.
ls it plan, a project, worth helping
to put through? The Fund offers you a
chance to do so by sending gift Of
money to be used to buy this boon
for one or more of these 100000.
A band Of eighty-onc crippled girls
are already enjoying their vacation as
the Funds guests.
To-day fifty other children will go
away to begin theirs.
Tomorrow 130 more will begin
theirs.
Saturday 430 more.
Monday 307 more.
And SO. on day after day, through
the summerl
Six dollars buy two weeks of vaca-
ton in the country. for one child.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
Acquittal for Humphrey

Prior to this Mr.. Osborne voluntarily
asked the court to direct verdict Of
not guilty. SO far as the eighth count
of the indictment is concerned, for the
defendants CLANCY, Matches, Stetson,
Loomis and Humphrey, on the ground
that their activities came outside the
dates specified in that count. This the
court did, following it up, after con-
ference. with direction of acquittal
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27
| Vote To-day
May Decide
Suffrage Issue

Continued from page 1
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27

Total June &c. 1918. 81. 772 80
Contributions. preferably by check money order,
should be sent to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
This Tribune. New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-27

Tho Theatre Beautiful
Music Extraordinary.
Pictures ard Elects I'm
surpassed. 1850 10 IL pm
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
Marshall Foch Enters Metz in. triumph, at the
Head Of the Allied Armies
Rumanians in Hungary Revolt and Expel Ma
Authorities
Spanish Political Situation no Better Alfonso
Congratulates President Of France

Austrian armistice, says that
work is proceeding satisfactorily.
Two American cruisers, a destrO-
yer and thirty six submarine
chasers are in the upper Adriatic
or near Pola, the collier Leonidas
having already arrived at that
port. Chasers have been ordered
to proceed along the Dalmatian
coast, visiting principal ports, so
that the American flag may be
seen by the inhabitants.
PARIS.-Sentiment in Allied
Governments is that the peace
conference should be held in Yer
sailles, which besides being the
more convenient point, would EN-
phasize Frances great part in the
War. 1t is expected that the first
session of the conference will be
held prior to December 10Th.
LONDON.-Norway's shipping
losses during the War were S31
vessels, aggregating nearly 1.250,
600 tons. In addition So vessels
aggregating about $4,000 tons
were damaged by German subma-
rfnes. These are official figures.
PARIS. Only news coming
from Switzerland to-day are that
President COlonder had announc-
ed ending of strike in Geneva.
ROME.-The city turned out to-
day to welcome King Victor En-
manuel on his return from the
battle front. M za*is aflsS
NEW YORK. Mayor Hylan
has proclaimed next Saturday and
Sunday as days of prayer and
thanksgiving for ending of War.
WASHINGTON Twenty ships
with total of 1O1, 900 tons were
delivered during the first week of
November, making a total Of 507
ships delivered up-to-date.
LONDON.-Cettinje has been
freed by the Servians last Sunday.
Germans and war materials were
seized.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
AT THE FEDERAL COURT

Yesterday, at half past three,
before Judge Hamilton, of the
Federal Court, appeared young
Pedro Perez Lopez, who some
weeks ago killed, at Christ Chap
pei, Captain Muiioz, of the Nat
ional Army.
The defendant was represented
by Mr.. DOttins, and the Public
Prosecutors intentions were to
read Immediately the accusation
charges under which the defend
ant is held. 1t is generally under
stood that man slaughter, in the
first degree, will be the indict-
ment against Perez. The trial
was adjourned, till next Tuesday,
at ten o'clock, because Mr.. jose
de JesGs Tizol, who will direct
the defense of Perez in the Dis
trict Court, has fled a petition Of
Habeas Corpus. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

day, in the presence of President
Poincare and Premier Clemen-
ceau. Germany's troops began
evacuating France and Belgium
Tuesday, the Allied forces then
moving forward, the Americans
the advancing lin the direction of
Metz and Strassburg. Twenty
American prisoners joined the
American lines to-day. Loud ex-
plosions on various parts of the
American front indicate that the
Germans are destroying all shells
and ammunition in excess of
quantity they must surrender to
Allies under terms of the arms
tice.
COPENHAGEN. = Advices
from different points in Germany
are that revolution is foreign alb
dications of princes, grand-dukes
and other rulers. A dispatch
from Berlin says red guards are
arresting high civil and military
officials, and throwing them into
prison. Field Marshall Won Hilr
|denburg has issued to the army
a proclamation declaring the ex-
haustion of Germany's allies
forced acceptance Of the hard
terms of the ar'nistice, and taat
the task ahead i; the rec )nstruc-
ton of the Fathc1Iand.
GHENT.-Brusssels has shaken
off German rule, soldiers helpingby
revolving. The red flag flows over
the German COmmandant's head
quarters, and the officers have
been disarmed. General Won Fal-
kenhausen, German Governor Gen
raj Of Belgium has resigned.
PARIS.-Rear Admiral S. s..
Robson has been appointed
American member of the Naval
Commission to arrange execution
Of the naval, terms of the German
armistice, and has gone to London
tobe begin his duties. Rear Admiral
Bullard representing the United
States in carrying out terms Of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
ACROSS THE MARINE
WITH THE YANKS

American efficiency, tenacity,
courage and "pep" were once
more vindicated in the work of
the Y. M. G. A. during the open
ing days Of the great offensive
on the Soissons-C -Chateau-Thierry
front. Especially notable was the
work of the Canteens. The Red
Triangle kept abreast of the fight
ing men and had supplies of food
and tobacco.
ready for them the. minute halt
was called. In fact, instead of
awaiting a halt, supplies were
handed out on the run.
The army has been generous in
it's praise of the manner in which
the Y. M. G. A. kept up. Official
ly and personally the workers
have been complimented by Off
GERS and men alike. In some
cases, the fighting troops have
given the Associations tireless
outposts credit for saving lives by
having food, cigarettes and hot
drinks at points where the army
ration carts had not been able to
reach.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
EDITORIAL VIEWS.
i. Our Editor-in- Chief, Mr..
Perez Losada, has request
i; ed us time and again to tran
! no OUR TEACHERS

slate in to Spanish some of
these editorials in order that those of Spanish
friends who do not English, have idea OF
what we are talking about We shall be very pleased ind
time; but what wish to say to-day will not need TO De
eed to do translatng soon as we have little
translated it only to school teachers that we al
ress these lines, and OF course they all understand
4 English.
Ladies and gentlemen without any ceremony we desire
to call your kind attention to this little, insignificant
matter to the shameful condition in which the immedia
e surroundings of all schools are kept we mean the
school grounds where green lovely plants ought to be
cared for by the children under your guidance SO as TO
s in their tender sousthe love of nature but instead
of the veyey lawn the flower beds nothing but
unkempt piece of bare ground or at best full OF brush
and brambles where occasionally goats and other AMIN
Ills find their pasture and playing feld There few ex
ceptions Of course, like the LGbrd school in Santur
&C. but the envons of nearly every public school build
ing in the island in very poor condition. very far
from what they ought to be. Acddemy originally meant
garden delightful place to learn and play every school
should be academy not only from the purely technical
point Of view according to tn eodern definition but also
s in agreement with the entomology OF the word
Indeed every school ought to stand in the mdle OF
big garden where, not only flowers and ornamental
pants be grown but where regular crops of vegetables
he raised by the children Themselves as to give every
child the training that common sense tells us must be
fundamental in the education of every man, particularly
every Porto Rican: practical agriculture. O. how much
Porto Ricans should love this little land of ours But
we simply DON'T ignorance, lack of training in
the proper direction keeps away from the earth We
rather be lawyers DOCTORS of letters anything else
except what all ought to be, and sell land give
away for nothing; but in the last analysis every
thing from the ground, parasites, who refuse
to live directly from it. like free ourselves com
peeled to live in round about way like slaves.
Of course you school teachers patriotic Porto Rcans
ho have in your hands the future of the country since
charged with preparing the citizens of tomorrow,
you know exactly what mean when call your at
tenOn to this seemingly insignificant detail Our public
buildings nearly all of hem look from the outside like
haggard face with three weeks beard it the Fe
deral Goyenement gives objective lessons like the
wellkept Post Office building here but do not
But you teachers different, you are all and
women of good will, and those all we about.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
THE UNITED CAMPAIGN
SECOND DAYS REPORTS.
INTEREST GROWING

The meeting of the executive
and San Juan Committees yester-
day was the best yet, in size and
spirit. Judge del Toro made an
eloquent appeal for sacrificial Civ
ing. One of the Committee told
if vegetable man in one of the
markets who when asked to sub
scribe said 81 have saved 5000 in
War Saving Stamps it will be a
pleasure to give this for the sol
diers."
The telegram announcing that
BarcelOneta had over subscribed
her quota and would keep on to
the end of the Campaign was ap-
plauded.
Salinas wired "Manuel Coma
lez subscribed one thousand we
hope to exceed quota"
Utuado has one third of her
quota and Cayey nearly one half.
Rio Piedras has made a fine start.
ArecibO has over two thirds
subscribed, will more than meet
her quota. Ponce reports S3,O45.
at the end of the second day.
San German, BaSam6n, Nagua-
bO, COrOzal, and Isabella have
made fine beginnings.
San Juan reports are, first day
$2,7S7.00, second day, $2,96O.OO,
third day, $2,752.0O total $9,329.
San Juan's quota is $50, ,334.OO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
LIST OF PASSENGERS
That left for New York yester.
day, on the "Brazos

day, on the ''Brazos
r1o4 Mr.. Thomas G. Kennedy, Mr..
Ralph S.. Swiggett, Miss Lavinia
iaM. Hayman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
elW .aHayman and inft., Miss Sofia
eNazquez Diaz, Mise Amparo Olmo,
d Miss Carmen Ayala, Mr.. and Mrs.
i George Spavar, Miss Carmen, Ross,
Mrs Beatriz M. Torres Trinidad,
, Mr.. Jose Eduardo Garcia, Capt.
~ John S. Lowder, Mr.. Frederick
W.. Wilkinson, Mr.. John McMa-
/, 4 hon, Mrs. Isabel h. Bonner, Lit. An
tonic A. Vazquez, LIT. Edgardo Vaz
quez, Mr.. Ramon Mezzorana, Miss
iAdelina Rosado, Mr. Santiago We
J, I've Colon, Miss Sabine Schindhelm,
Miss Ramona t. Savage, Miss Eli
sa Savage, Mrs Mary II. Savage,
Miss Belen Romero, DR.. Martha
f. Caul, Mr.. Harold S. Graham,
Mr.. Manuel I. Saldaha, Miss Eli
>zabeth Wildman, Miss Mary Rup-
isSbel, Sister Mary Rasilissa Rother,
Mrs. Helen Berner, 1t. David Ber-
ner,, Mrs. Antonia Lopez, Mrs. Jo-
pTsdfa del Vale Zeno, LIT. Samuel
eW. Horn, 1t. Stephen j. Dalton,
Mr.. Carlos j. Conde, Mr.. Isaac
DHbinbaum, Mr.. Abraham ]. Cold
/. man, Mr.. Samuel Stein, Mr.. Juan
Real, Capt. and Mrs. Walter E.
Morse and infat., Mrs. Micaela T.
Dasi, Mr.. Gilbert II. Wildman,
Mr.. Manuel NJ. Mangual, Miss
Georgina NJ. Gallardo. Mrs. Eloisa
:, Portille Gallardo and inf, Mr.. En-
srique Carbonell, Mr.. Phillip j,
r Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman J..
(, Rose, Miss Maria A. Pasarell, Mrs.
Xmalia p. Woods. Miss Patria Car
oab6nell and Miss Lizzie Carbonell,
Mrs. +. r. Molina and two inft..
Mrs. Josefa Carbonell, Mr.. and
under 2yrs., Mrs. Patria Martinez
.Yiyaldi. Mrs. Francisco Martinez,
Miss Paula Guilbc. Miss Fausta
yB1fia, Miss Celia Umpierre Diaz,
y AIfss Isl Delgado, Miss Cclcstina
Maldonado, Mrs Natividad Urbi-
ma dc Garcia, Misc Herminia Me-
lendcz. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Eberlein,
Miss Luisa Cruz Pagan, Miss Al
fonsa Ramos Rivera, Miss Josciina
Passarell. Miss suanita Cruzado,
Master Eduardo Rodriguez Otero.
Miss Maria del Carmen Cords,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

Paris November 15.-The Peace conference will pro-
badly open December 15th it having been agreed
that the meeting place will be Versailles Lorraine
will be deved by France into the three departments that
it was divided prior to the War, of 1870
Haut, Rhn and Moselle the respective capitals being
CoImar, strassburg and Met
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
THE GOVERNOR
OF PORTO RICO

Mr.. wager has issued passport
TO Santo Domingo in favor OF Ro-
CELLO L. Jimenez of San Juan.
The Governor also approved the
appointment of Mr.. Andres Or
tiz, as substitute for the Judge
Of the Peace OF Aibonito, who is
IN leave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

Miss Maria Luisa Clavell, Mrs.
Moret, Miss Rafaela Cortada, Miss
Elena CASTOR, Miss Juana Maldo-
nado, Miss Petronila Colon Lugo,
Mr.. Jose Rodriguez, Mr.. Vicente
Usera Santiago, Miss Ana Maria
Siragusa, Miss Teresa Siragusa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Daniel Thomp
son, Miss Angelina Laguna, Mr..
Silvestre Manuel Laguna, Miss Lii
dia, Master Forge Santiago Gar
cfa, Mrs. Juana Garcia Santiago
and inft., Mr.. and Mrs. Vicente
Arribas Borgos and Ma Gilber-
to Arribas, Mr.. ARTURO Jesus
Abrams, Master Arnaldd ptiago
Garcia. Mrs. Antonia Bo Me-
dina. Miss Isidra Rosario Ma
ria +. Zayas, Miss Josef lez,
Mr.. Gerardo Torres, Nj RS
.Maldonado, Mrs. Maria
ia. Miss Rafaela Brund
Miss frankie Elisabeth -
Miss Casimira Ventura Deny,
Ostavio Pistolesi, Mr.. Pedro IA
seeea, Mr.. Albert schency.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
(By French Cable Co..
November 18th.

ITALIAN ARMY HEAD.
QUARTERS.-More than 250 900
Italian prisoners Of war in Aus
tria have been delivered to italy
so far. The sick and wounded will
come via Switzerland.
| PARASITIC papers here all
nounce that the evacua ton Of
France, Belgium and Alsace-Lor-
raine is proceeding in accordance
with stipulations in the arlnistice
LIE Petit Pdrisien says that great
part of the district of Rriey has
been already vacated by the Ger
mans. If they move out as fast as
they have done, it is presumed
that the two main cities of Alsace-
Lorraine, Metz and Strassburg,
will be occupied by the Allies ear
ly in December. The liberation of
Belgium will also be accomplished
soon, and King Albert is expected
to enter Brussels before many
days. Commemorating the great
event, the French Government will
bestow on Queen Elizabeth the
Great Ribbon Of til Legion dillon
neur, as well as the Cross of
the same order and the War Cross
to the Crown Prince of Belgium.
BERNE.- The Rumanians Of
Pennsylvania, Hungary, have re-
yolted against the Magyars at diff
ferent places in the province, de-
posing the authorities, and libcr-
ating all the Rumanians who were
in prison since 1914. The Ruma-
nian flag has been hoisted on all
the public buildings.
wireless Service.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
wireless Service
November Is.

PARIs.-Marshall Foch, on his
charger ''Croesus", entered the
German fortress of Metz, last Sun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

American family Of four wishes 70
ent. for the II or Is Of December.
pail house. in Santurce. Miramar OF
ndado. Address TO cap6. co. EL
pARcIAL. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
LAST MINUTE N[w5 |
Spanish Parliament, Wishing to
Keep Neutrality, Refuses
to Congratulate Allies.
(From Our Special CorespOndents.)


Madrid November liking Alfonso hay
sident Poincare, of the French Republic,
congratuation, for the triumph of the All
The Spanish Parliament, however, in order TO kei
the last minute the neutrality of Spain, accorded
to send message of congratulation for the term
Of the conflict; and not for the victory of the A
the radical members of Congress had proposed
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
TRADE MARKS REGISTERED

With the Executive Secretary
of Porto Rico % copies have been
filed of an equal number of pat
ents granted by the Patent Office
at Washington, in favor of the
Standard Oil Co., a Corporation
organized under the laws of the
State of Indiana. All the patents
are for improved machines or
parts thereof, for the manufacture
of petroleum products.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

Madrid-The King is endeavoring to constitute new
Government, which will represent all the Spanish poll
tca parties Neafy all leaders of influence have been
summoned, among them Camb6, Iglesias, Maura, Villa
nueva Dato Ro nanones, Melquiades-Alvarez and Gar
ca Prieto Some cleft chiefains have also been called
London.-5The German rebel Cruiser "Koenisberg',
that sailed away time ago, have arranged with
British Admiral Beatty the terms for surrender.
Par Marshall Foch has strongly protested against
German Army degradation, while retreating throuF n
French and Belgian towns; threatens WITH 'ris'
Foch will enter Strassburg next Sunday, md
war horse "Croesus'. After Rumania declat
Germany, Rumanian soldiers attempted thI
ment of the German troops of occupation, Will
but the Rumanians succeeded in part in the
General Mackensen refuses to recognize Gerf
lie believing the Kaiser still rules in GERM
have invaded the German province of Sile$
Warsaw overpowered and disalmed the German took
Of occupation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15
PETITION DENIED

The Governor has not consider
ed justified to grant freedom on
parole to Jacinto Andiffront Mar
tinez, who is serving a term at the
Penitcntiary.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-15

Madrd.-Count Romanones has told the King that his
RomanOnes) failure has been due to the unsupport of
the republicans and the regOnasts.
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