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Evening journal., 1918-10-17
over THE TOP? sure.
SAYS GOVERNOR
Informs Secretary McAdoo
Delaware Will Again Sub
scribe Loan Quota
CRIPPLE INVESTS
TO HELP CAUSE

Governor Townsend Is confident that
Delaware viii go over the top in the
Liberty Loan drive. Notwithstanding the
many handlcaps that have interfered
with the campaign. He telesrsphed to
Secretary McAdoo from Dover yester-
day that Delaware will raise her full
quota OF the Fourth Liberty Loan"
and added that the State could do moth
ing less. Excellent reports are being
received from many OF the rural dis
trlcts and some OF them will go over
the top before Saturday. The subscrip-
tions in Dover totaled s3O6,70O up TO
last night and Newark has only $4,000
to raise 70 reach the White Clay Creek
hundred allotment.
The town Of Newport Is making ex-
cellent progress in It's campaign. The
allotment for the town Is $4,000 and
10 would not be surprising should the
residents OF the town exceed that by
a considerable amount.
An example OF patriotism was dis
played yesterday by Delaware Ruth, OF
Newport, which should be an ihspira-
tion for every Liberty Loan worker and
In fact every American citizen.
Mr. Ruth is popular and has a host
OF friends In Newport. Unfortunately
he Is an invalid and can only get about
In a roller chair which he operates
himself He makes his living by sell
Ing peanuts from his chair and his
genial and cheerful manner has made
him a favorite with every citizen OF
tho town. Yesterday he stopped a mem
Der OF the Liberty Loan Committee on
the street and had him explain the
bond sales TO him. After the eXplana-
tlon, Mr.. Ruth produced $50 which he
had probably been months In saving,
his profits from peanut sales. and said
he wanted to buy bond lie remarked
that he was giving Il for the boys
lover there" and didn't care n he never
got the money back. lie was entirely
happy In being able 20 do his BIT for
the boys.
The member OF the committee who
related this Incident said It made a
wonderful impression on,hlm as u DIS
played the American spirit which Is
sure tOe-rlp the war.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
50 MEN And Crane
RAISE flag STAFF
Immense Standard Placed
in Position at Harlan
Shipbuilding Plant
TO HOLD LARGEST
EMBLEM IN STATE

II required fifty men. a large crane
and other equipment this morning -
put into place the big standard at the
Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem Steel
Company from which the lsrsest nag
IN Delaware is TO fy. II IS located on
the turf in front OF the main Office OF
the plant.
There was an interesting inform7l
ceremony in connection with placing
the standard in place this morning. An
excavation extending 30 feet with a con-
crete foundation was necessary to make
sure that the large stan VIII be prop
.rIy supported. Charles Mehrman and
William Harmond, two foremen who
have charge OF the launching OF all
boats at this plant. supervised the erec-
lion OF the standard.
Before the standard was placed In
position a 1ye dollar gold piece was
dropped 10 the bottom or the excaYa-
tion as good luck. A large number or
worknen witnessed the short ceremon-
les. The stan is 400 feet in heighth
Jeing three times as high as the sur
pounding buildings.
The placing OF The largest nag In the
Stale on this staff. II being 2015O feet
win feature an expected visit 70 the
plant Of Director General Schwab and
other officials Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. il is not known definite
~ when Mr.. Schwab will make the
visit but it VIII be In a shOr9 time.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
RALLY PATRIOTS
LET s TAKE HALF
million MORE
Liberty Loan Committee
Needs That Much to
Keep Record Clean
EVERYBODY HUsTLES
DURING CLOSING DAT

Liberty Loan workers OF Wilmington
and New Castle county on learning to-
day that the dOwn-Siate counties were
both likely 10 go over the top before
the end OF the campaign. buckled down
harder TO the task OF selling enough
bonds TO pot this county In the same
class OF winners before midnight Sat
urday nIghG.
AZ a meeting OF the executive com
mittee this morning, Henry p. Scott,
chairman for New Castle county, re-
ported that subscriptions 10 date for
the county tOtaled sii ,552, 900. More
than half million dollars more OF bonds
will have TO be sold 10 attain the goal
that all the workers and the commit
tees have. been aiming at for nearly
three weeks.
And with the big purchasers about
exhausted the job is not by any means
cOmpleted. Sometimes, its harder 70
reach the highest point In any effort
when a person is the closest to the
top.
Chairman Scott told the committee
that he was proud OF what they had
done. but that the campaign vas not by
any means over with. That while he
hoped. as did all the other workers,
that the quota would be raised, yet It
had not been accomplished. There
were. however, two days IN which TO
do II.
Harlan G. Scott, for the manufac-
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
GRIP
ON CITY WILL Be
broken SHORTLY
Health Officials Believe All
Danger VIII be Over
by Next Week
46 MORE VICTIMS OF
PNEUMONIA IN CITY

One week more. and the epidemic OF
influenza will be nearing the end Of its
course in Wilmington.
This Is the expressed opinion OF city
and State Board OF Health officials.
There is an all-important III" attached
to this encouraging statement II the
citizens will continue as careful OF their
health and Of exposure to contagion as
they have been during the past fort
night. the epidemic will soon become
history. II people get the false idea
that the danger Is now all over, the
disease IS likely to break out with re-
newed violence.
The City Board Of Health has not set
down any probable date for lifting the
closing order, even In It's own mind.
Positively, the order will not be re-
cinded until the death rate OF the city
has gone back to normal. That is all
we can say at present." is the state
msnt made by DR.. r. E. Ellegood.
Dr. E. w. Scott, who has been In
charge OF the situation locally for the
United States Public Health Service,
received orders today TO report at once
in Columbus. o. DR.. Scott made a trip
to Washington yesterday 10 report on
the Wilmington situation.
There were forty-slx epidemic deaths
in the city recorded al the Board OF
Health from yesterday noon up 20 40
o'clock this morning, a much larger
number than the twenty-three deaths
for the previous twenty-fOur hours.
but most Of these deaths occurred two
OF more days ago.
DR.. Scott VIII leave today for
Columbus, Ohio, taking with him three
OF the government physicians who have
been stationed in this city DR.. r. G.
Woodward, Dr. stephen w. Weyer and
Continued on PAGE Twelve
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
SMYRNA MERCHANT
is MUCH IMPROVED

Levin Hirons prominent Smyrna
merchant who has been critically III in
the Delaware Hospital for some days as
the result OF a series OF hemorrhages
OF the nose has recovered 10 such an
extent that Mrs. HirOns came 10 VII
mingtOn today 20 take him home. some
time ago Mr., HirOns left Smyrna for
Philadelphia Hospital. but by the time
that Wilmington was reached his con-
ditiOn was so serious that II was neees-
sary TO take him from the train here
and rush him TO the local hospital.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
Boys Over There Urge Loan Support

The Evening Journal is distributing today Liberty
Loan Committee facsimile copies OF
Stripes The official
This edition. prepared In lis carries
personal Of
strongest possible hohT
simplest wayust occurring daily
the zonewi fail
true American has a a part of his being,
pleasure
readers frs hand
fighting direct
behind them and fully
II Is equally pleasure o
Scott Chairman, Liberty
Loan Committee for thls dlGlrot,
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
W. P. JOHNSTON is
LAIRD & C0.PRESIDENT

Directors Of Laird and Company. In
vestment bankers. have appointed w.
Poyntell Johnston president OF the
company 20 succeed the late L. Scott
Townsend. Other appointed officers OF
the company are: Charles p. Warwick,
vice-prcsldent: Leslie w. Stout, treas
urer, and Elsie Curlct Jones, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
KAISER WILHELM
MUST QUIT To
AVERT REVOLT
German Bolshevists Threat
en- Trouble if Peace Isn't
Effected
REVOLUTION REPORTED
UNDER WAY IN TURKEY
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
London, Oct. 17.-While unconfirmed
rumors OF Germany's surrender and the
Ksiser's abdicatiOn were still circulated
here today, the British press bureau
officially announced that the reports
had no foundation in fact.
By The United Press.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-Unless peace Is
effected Immediately, Bolshevist ro-
vOlution viii break out I'm Germany,
according 60 dispatches received here
today from sources said TO be authori-
tatiyc.
The dispatches were received by The
Express from Amsterdam; Tho Daily
News from stockholm, and the Chron.
file from Geneva. All cams from their
staff correspondents.
Bolsheyism has been noted among the
industrial classes. The regular Social
lists are alarmed and have drawn up a
government which they will seek 90
establish in the event OF the Kaiser's
abdieatiOn, hoping 10 head of anarchy
and BOishevism.
GENEVA. Oct fla revolution has
broken out In Constsntinople against
the Young Turks. the Tribune De 0e-
neye reported today, The Germans are
said 90 have rushed twenty Warships
from ths Black Sea 10 protect the ad-
herents Of EnveF Pasna.
Turkeys friendship with Germany
dates from the time the Young Turks
came into power. EnyeF Pasha, until
recently, was the Turkish war minister,
He faithfully served the Kaiser's inter-
ests IN COnstantin0ple,
The German warships In the Black
Sea are principally vessels taken from
Russia, 10 has been reported in this
country that tho Germans. determined
10 hold Tho Turks IN the central al
lance, announced they were ready 10
bombard Constaniinople II necessary TO |
halt any move against Germany.
fading or seuurlty goes with /
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
NEW RULING AS TO
PHYSICIANS DUTIES

Owing 10 many OF the physicians sent
here by the Public Health Service being
called by patients who are suffering
from ailments other than pneumonia Or
influenza, II has been announced by the
Health Board that no Government ply
slclans will be sent on calls hereafter
unless such calls come from physicians.
Under the new rulings OF the health de
partment those who fail 10 secure the
services OF their own physician will
have 10 have their physician notify tho
Health Board that he Is unable 10 attend
TO the case,
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
ITALY SATISFIED WITH WILSON'S PEACE ANSWER.
NTERNED GERMANS BUY LIBERTY BONDS.

BY the United
WASHINGTON, OCT i7-Interned German prisoners at Fort
Oslethorpe' Ca are buying liberty bonds
ey expressed their desire to do the authorities OF the
inernment camp a Mitchell Palmer property
gave his consent.
great number of these formerly in ti Germ'H
marine service serrng board liners PLYING between 'S
country and Germany entrance into te wa
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
DEATH ENDS HIS
LIFE SENTENCE

Ernest Holley, Negro. aged II years,
serving a life sentence at the work
house on a charge OF murder. died at
that institution last night. The work
house officials gave the cause Of death
as tuberculosis. The ooroners ONCE.
however, says Holley died OF influenza.
Holley was sentenced by the New
Castle County court on May II, last
year. The body was removed TO the
morgue.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
French and American
Pressure Continues East of Cam
brdi and St. Quentin. French and
Italians Advance in LaOn Region.
Allies Extend Victories in Balkans.
Huns Retire So Rapidly in Bel
gium That Pursuers Cannot Keep
Up With Them

British and Americans suddenly launched st
tack mile front between lie Catesu and Bohsin
this morning.
This drive aimed directly at Hierson less than rs
miles eastward which guards the western tip of the i'm
passable Ardennes.
Capture of Herson will definitely split the German
armies and leave the divided forces choice of exit
from Belgium and northern France.
Every mile gained toward Hierson will narrow the
maneuverng left to the enemy and the time
extend the southern face of salient which contain Lille
Tourcoing, Roubaix and Valenciennes.
Directly in the path of the Anglo-American assault
which officially reported to be progressing salts
less than four miles from the advancing Allies.
The Allied drive IN Belgium is progressing well.
Belgium cavalry reported to have entered Thie only
is miles from Ghent and the distance southeast
of Bruges. British troops reported to have
peted the capture of Courai and to have entered the
outskirts of Lille.
Field Marshal Haig announced that the Belgisns,
French and British gained nearly four miles 80 mile
front yesterday. He confirmed capture of Thourout,
Menin and several other towns.
The French War Office reported continued contact
with the retiring Germans between the Oise and the
Serre.
United Press staff dispatches report important gains
by the Americans between the Argonne and the Meuse
resulting from the capture of Grandpre.
Serbian troops have advanced 20 miles north of
Nsh capturing the of Alesnatz. French cavalry
occupied Perot 35 miles southeast of Nsh, the
Bulgarian frontier
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
REPUBLICANS MEET ToN,Gur

The Republican First District Com
mittee viii meet at headquarters to
night, Many Of the party candidates
will be present.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
,I.I.sroN L. aoHNsoN LEAD.

Aliston l.. Johnson, son OF lzzie J..
and the late Caleb II. Johnson age 81
years. died on Tuesday at hls none. No.
7Oi Eost Pifth street. lie is s'rviyed
by his wife. Mrs. Catherine Johnson
and I've children.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17

TosT = BLUE SWEATER. sLEEIEs
IL and collar. between Fourth street Ind
PenusyIvnnin station, Tuesday m0rntg
Reward II returned 90 130s Jefferson strtt
oct17.3t
Ccalinued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
~ Increase Your Subscription for Liberty Bonds Ah
WEATHER

Fair and rarmer tonight;
friday partly cloudy; moder-
ate southwes 10 south winds.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17

BY the United Press.
LONDON, Oct. III SIS p. M. THE BeIgans msrc
Ostend the former German submarine base according
battlefront dispatches received here today.
The point in the battle line Ostend in the
of Nieupor about eight miles distant
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
LOST AND POU~D.

CLOVER DAIRY MILK.
Clarified. pasteurized and pure,-Ady
Evening journal., 1918-10-17

A feeling or security goes with
CLOVER DAIRY MILK.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17
rnDaYs TEMpEnATuRE.
sun AND TIDES.

sun rises ssssss,ss,ss,,ssss''s ~, "
sun sets ssssssssssssssssssss so.Nt ~ "
Mouth Of Christians.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17

Hlgb water ...,. 1850 y, NJ. h.t3 4, ~
Low water ,..., 3.i5 y, NJ. 600 ,. N.
Evening journal., 1918-10-17


LONDON, Oct LILLE has been captured by Allies,
according TO information received here today.
The received through dispatches
'front.' which stated that British had completed occupation of
the great forress and industrial city,
Evening journal., 1918-10-17

BY United Press
PARIS, Oct. 17-(12.56 p MA complete break through
by the Allies the line
Belgium according battlefront dispatches received here today
Continued
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
CONyOCATORIA

Con el fin de ayudar a todos nues-
tros ccmpane-oS cue no esten asocia-
dos en- niaguna agrupacion murualis-
ta nj que teagan POLKA de SECURES
de vida = los cuales al morir o estar
erfermos. dejan 4 sus familiares, por
81 carencia de r~ecursOs, impossible
tados a sufragar los gastos de entie
RIO o los que Gemanda Ia enferme-
dad. II SGcieGad mutualista de z2pa-
eros GENERAL PORFIRIO DIAZ".
IN acordado invitar 2 todos los ope-
rarjos, residences ell esta ciudad, que
Sc dedican 4 Ia ~zapateria, para que
s. sirvan asistir todoS los Domingos
a las 10 6. m, a ~presenciar los ira
baios cue est&a lleva2do 4 cabo Ia
refersda sociedad, en- Ell salon Ami
c del Pueblo" sito Ell Ia Gale Sar
Fernando, San Antonio. Texas.
(ADV.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
Ell. PE:CADO DOMINATE
Nicolds de Montenegro, Rey y Autor DraH1atico

vamente en- este punto. La paz o la
guerra, los refugiados albaneses, la
anenaza turca, TODD Sc habia desva-
recido.
Sc me qued6 viendo largamente,
con mirada p%enetrante como 81 me
Ereguntara: ~ como puedo adivi-
nar que Sc me haga justicia en- una
lengua extranjera?'
Y !uego me dijo, con precision
maravillosa.
ESQ Gepsnde. Los poetas, como
las mujeres, somos esquivos.
Abandone el tena, pero ell Rey
volvi6 a el. Me do un ejemplar de
su drama en- montenegrino, que Sc
aarece al servio o russo. Me favore-
clio con IN retrato y su dedicatoria
Gut6grafa. 7 habi6ndose animado
5astantc, me dijo espontaneamente
~ opinion acerca de la crisis pen
G;ente. Habia ~resuelto evitar Ia que
"a y dejar u 81 suerte la causa de
Albania.
Antes de salir de Cettinie Ell Cham
belan me presto una traduccion al
&leman de La Emperatriz de los
Balkanes," que, por ~cierto, encontre
POGO adaptable al gusto del publico
americana. Hasta donde 20 podia
juzgar, al drama lie faltaba encanto
imaginative. Esta5a escrito en- be-
los versos, que tejaban percibir la
inflIencia de Schiller. GARCIA de
yigor d~ramatico. Con la ayuda de
Henry Blossom o de Guy Bolton, a
lc mas poGria servir de germen para
una buena opereta.
Al descender las atlas colinas en-
direction q Cattaro, Venla pensando
On mi conversation con el vieio que
rrero. Recordaba los hechos de las
grandes acciones que 10 habian lie
nado de gloria. Me 10 imaginable er
sus eXtraordinarias funciones de
Rey-pastor, que sc sentaba diaria-
mente en- la puerta de su palacio
para administrar .i~usticia a su pue-
bio.
La ligereza con que me habia re-
cibido en- aquella bora historical,
&h~andonando negocios de Estado,
para 81 whales, nor la discucion de
;emas literarios, me confirm6 en- 10
que todos sabcmos: que no hay va
nidad tan profunda como Ia de los
~autores, nj passion tan dominante
como Ia de un autor dramatico que
desea %conquistar fama.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
0 A CORTES

Jose NiIo. acusado del delito de
asa'to con intensioneS de asesinar,
fuG encontrado culpable por 81 jura-
90 que conoci6 su causa en- Ia saIa
dc audiencias de Ia STA. Corte dc
Distrito Y Sc lc sentenci6 a res AMOS
dc rrisi6n en- n penitenciaria del
Es;ado.
Antonio James. acusado de robo
de una cantidad mayor de $4,000
tambian fue encontrado culpahle Y
sc le sentenci6 4 tres amos de presi-
90.
N:nguno de los reos estuvo cor
fc.nlo con Ia sentencja dictada y
&mbns aPelaron de ella por conducto
&c 81; a~poderados, asi es que las SEN
tencias no causaron eiecutoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
1OCIALES Y G.
~ PERSONALITY
EN- Was DE ALINIO.

Despues de sufrir ina delicada O.
pcracion de manos del senior doctor
UrrItia, la sonora Angela de Ia Car
II; de Delgado, que sc e]ncaentra en-
el hospital de Santa Rosa, ma entra-
DO CT IN franco periodic de alivio,
csperandose que pronto r%ecobrara su
QucbrantaGa salud. La sonora de In
Cara cx csposa del senior Eduardo
DelgaGo, rico comcrciantc de Monte
rrev, y. l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
LNEn0NES De AUTOMOBILES
DETENID0S

e senior jose Lewis q vino aver a
cs.a ciudad procedente de Conz&iev,
Texas. dorde tiene establecida su re
.sir!eacia. usd de 81 auromGvil 81 que
Ie55 . la pueyta De IN garage ucno-
m.22Go Citizens" yGndosc 4 Ia ION
de les negocios q trata~ II asuntos.
CuGndo re@-es6 Lewis sc ~encontro con
cue 81 maquina hab;a sido robada Y
do Immediate aviSo a n p~olic;a. quien
IL recomend5 4 todos u agentes.
Euas cuantas horas mas tarde I'M de-
yective eHcoHtraba el autom0vil de
Lewis y aprehendi6 a dos lndividucs
csc % o~cupaban. Fl autom6vil que
le fut rob2do : Lewis es mares Pac-
l-a,.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
u DE LAS ()FICINAS De P0LICIA
SONORA MEXICANA ATROPE-
LLADA.

Aver tarGe. q la: $40, en- Ia es-
quinG de las GALES Market Y S. Ala
mo. el aItom6ril marcado con Ell re-
sistro n0mero 1905 ~atropcll6 a una
sonora meyicana cuyo nombre no pu-
dimos recoger, aunque 81 supimos que
we en- Ia casa ndmero ilG DE- Ia ca
lie Rusk. para donde fue conducida en-
III automovil particular.
Fl auto que ~atro2ello 4 n referida
sonora iba ocupado pos dos damas a.
mericanas, una de las cUales 10 mane-
jaba. cuando Sc dieron cuenta del a
tropello. en- vez De deteNerse, Sc ale
aaron a toda mlQuina del lugar del
a~ccidente, por 10 que serln peTs@gui-
daS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
CGNVENCION DE LOS GA
NADEROS
(Vicne de la Pag. 4a.)

DO. present6 al pGblicO todas las ban
5cr&s &c Jas d~ite-e2tes c]olonias ingle-
Sar cuyas fae7zas pelican contra los
aiesaancs en- defensa De Ia civiliZa-
c:on. : ura serie de armas, mascaraS
Y ccrrs Gtensilios usados en- e. fre1tc
de batal}a. asi como proclamas ale
Elanas : pianos, muestras i~ncontro-
vertibles de Il brutalidad teutona.
Il Grader anatematiZ6 : los anne
g:canos &c origen aleman. que. lejos
de servir &l,pais que les do su ban
dera. trabajen en- n SOmbra y Gil pro
de- salvajismo aleman.
e yeriente fua delirantemeute a.
2laUdido por el pI3lico que "a Ell
los momentoS de este d~iSeurso, LENA
ba h&sta los pasi!lOs del teatro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
ISeEeritas! 0stenten INA
mata &c hermasOs ca
bellies, sgayeS, yigO=
foS0S, 0ndulantes
Una bGteIla de "Danderine" destruye
Ia casra = duplica II beileza
de sus cabeliGS


Dlez minutes Hespues de apAc1rSs
una sea F1- = Dah0e"' a.
seF& q uSsS" Po2'''T e''l0
mas Simple "ae-'" "e 1IS'' '''",
o- - 10
do.nuas Ia 81,
.an%nas .a,.5 no.,r
Is 81, ruo
N"s " - -
;
80
u PoF~''' "e D'!i -
c. < 'si-s- K
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
NEINTE MIL LIBROS PARA LOS
SOLDADOS

Los hombres de negocios de esta
ciudad estan empenados en- jGntar
veinte nSl libros para formar una
biblioteca Gedicada especialmente pa
"a los militares. Los Boy Scouts Sc
han dedicado empehosamente a visitar
las casas de las tamilias residences
en- San Antonio para pedirles libros
destinados a tai objeto, los cuales son
entregados a los carros de las lavan-
derias que Sc han comprometido a lie
varlos al lugar donde va a estable-
cerse Ia biblioteca proyectada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
GOLcEO \ ST. MUJER.

Aaocha & las GieZ, s. arm6 UT graz
escan5a'o en- Ia Gale Hi, cuadra MI
nero 2oo. cuardo IN :nI:vi1uo gol-
Ye6 hracalmente I su eSDosa. Los
vecinos hicisron IN liamamicnto a
. ro;.cia = Sc present0 81 agerte en-
motocicleta. cue puso en- paz al eEer-
-umcao cue fue Il pasar Ia ncche en-
Ia prevention.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
CECQUE DE AUTOS

En- IA esquina Dc las Gales Nolan
: Elm. chocaron aver a medic dla
dos automobiles, sin cue Sc lutheran
registrado d~csgracias Dersonales.
Para cuando Ia poli>ia Sc prcsentG
en- G! ,ugar del accidente "a habI@n
desa,sr=ctlo los do: aulos que sU-
frier9r "a collision.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
a LA CARCEL DEL CONDADo

Ave- I las Has de la maaana. Por
oricn del doctor E~lmendorff fu9 sa-
cado lie Il casa nGrlero So de IL ca
lie ESSEX. IN indiriiuo de nombre Sc
vero MARITIME al gus Sc ~transporto Z
ia csrcel del Condado, habiendosc
hecho e. traslado en- Ia ambu!ancla
de Ia p~olicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
Sc YOLCO UN AUTOMOViL RE-
PARTIDOR

Frente 4 los terrenos de Ia Dixie
oil Co. Sc voIc6 aver a las diez de
a mariana IN truck repartiGor dc
"a casa Simon Truck Co. que iha
sriaGo por Jose Gonzalez, Q1icn re-
Chic algunas lesiones de considera-
cion, siendo nrecs Q ~llevarlo al hospi-
ral de IL ciudad para cue ALI Sc le
9restar2n atenciones needless. Sc 4
vis6 q Ia casa comercia! a Ia cua! per
tenecia e. truck" para Que envlara
. IN chauffeur que pasara q recC2er
a maGu;na.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-21
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Aver q las 5 de Ia nochc falleci6
esta ciudaG. en- Ia casa numero'
sol al Sur de la Gale de San Saba,
Ia sonora Maria Reyes H. de Rivas,
a Ia cdad de IS amos.
Hoy a las cinco de Ia tarde sera
pultado su cadaver en- el Panteon de
San Fernando.