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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
LIE HuRTARoN UNA pu1sERA
HoMBRE QUE Sc ELEvA
EN- UN VOLANTIN

Mr.. Samuel F. Perins ha sido el pri.
mer americana que ha ejecutado con
exito una ascension considerable en- el
aire en- un poderoso volantin de que
ira. A peticion del Secretario de Ia
Marina de Guerra de Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Perins realizo asombrosos expert
mentos en- la Escuadra del Pacifico.
por primera vez en- la Historic dal
Mundo, un Official de la Escuadra Anne.
ricana fue elevado en- volantin a qu;-
nientos pies de altura desde a cubier.
ia del crucero Pennsylvania" de Ia
Escuadra Americana, mientras navega-
ba toda maquina en- los mares. Es-
tos maravillosos volantines Sc fabrican
ahora para nifios en- tamaios pueque.
nos, pero exactamente el mismo estilo,
que pesar de su gran potencia no re-
sultan peligrosos para ellos. ST u,ted
quiere ser dueho de un volantin de
guerra "Perins", modelo para niiios, es.
criba hoy mismo en- esta formal
THE MAIL ORDER CO.. San Ger.
man. Senores:-He visto su anuncio
en- Ell IMPARCIAL. Deseo ser agen.
te de esa casa. Pueden remitir1ne un
paquete de objetos con instrucciones
para facilitar la venta y su catalogo
de regalos para elegir Ell mio A cont.
nuacion indico mi nombre y direction
edad. nombre de mis- padres encarga.
dos y nombre de mi actual maestro"
Escriba sin tenor. Necesitamos agen.
tes en- todos los pueblos y campos de
las isla. No engahamos nj compromc.
temos a ningdn nifo. lie damos ere.
ditto a todos los niiios y nifas de bue.
mas costumbres y aceptamos los oble.
tos cue no puedan vender.
-rt Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
BASKETBALL.

Manana microbes por la noche, sc
celebraran los dos terceros juegos de
Campeonato de Basketball que ha or
ganiado Ia Y. M. C. A. Lus teams que
mediran sus fuerzas son el 'Mcndcz'
y el Angel Suarez", de la Liea Mayor,
Y el de la High" VS. "Labr;.", de "a
Liga Menor. Dada la importancia I1e
estes iuegos, no dudamos que los SIM
patiadores de estos equipos Sc deJaran
correr hasta Ia Y. NJ. C. A. manana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
EscALADoR soRPREND1Do
"M1RAMAR" ACUsADo

Aver fue llevado ante Ell Fiscal, Juan
Padin (a) "Miramar". La acusacion
formulada contra este delincuente es
de escalamiento en- primer grado. de-
Tito cometido en- la residencia de Mrs.
Graham, en- la Avenida Olimpo. de
Santurce, en- la noche del viernes pa
sado. Ingreso en- el Presidio. por no
haber podido prestar una fanza de 500
dolares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
LA "INFLUENZA"
EN- AIBONITO

La ".nfuenza', epidemia rel
mantle, SC ha lido propaganda de
al manera Ell nuestra isla, que no
hay va casi ningiin pueblo, dond9
70 ihaya hccho acto de presencia.
pueblos calurosos, fries, h1medos,
cllidos, de china benigno, etc., ,es,
ian invodilos. Dfgalo sino ADO
nito, uno de los pueblos mas sall
cables de Ia isla y en- el que hoy
esta la Influenza" hacienda nu
merosas dcfunciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

~ CulOSI 'SsC Sdi iiClCIO. utCOI uIuuC
asta profession Sc lie ha llamado
:'icmpre Garter" (carretero), cor
\ que 80 compuso su nombre ante
poni6ndole el Nick, de Nicolas.
Una noche, la casa donde sus pa
dres servian, situada en- les alre
ledores dc la ciudad, fue asaltada
Dor una banda de criminales, y los
padres lie Nicolas Y los duenos. de
aquella, fueron asesinaIos, al ira
tar de defenderse.
Nicolas sufri6 un golpe cruel. AL
nerder a sls padres quedaba solo
III Ia inmcnsa babilonia neoyor
kina.
Ante eli crimen naci0 en- SUI es
piritu una gran ansia de venganza
v Sc pllso al servicio de la policla
para descrbrir a los asesinos. Los
trabajos de- investigation que Sc
dedico, despertaron en- e una gran
a6ci6n hacia los trabajos policia
COS iEmediatamente penso en- ser
agente.
Pero para ESQ le faltaban my
chas cordiciones. No tenia la eda1
rcglamcntaria, no habia hecho el
turso especial que Sc exige a los
rrofesionales y carec1a de los 5000
lollars quo como deposito han dc
entregar los policfas de Nuev;l
York. Sin este dep6sito no Sc ad
mite a nadie en- cl Cuerpo.
Estos obstaculos, lie obligaron a
.eguir de carretero; pero obsesio
nado pcr la idea fila, sin perdcr
sus ilusiones, dedico al trabajo mas
horas cue antcriormente, con Oh
jeto de "crnir la suma que lie exl
gian y trccuento los cursos pelicia
COS PROFESSIONALS.
Ocho amos de este trabajo, sin
lesfallecimientos nj desil4ciones, 'e
,.astaron para cconomizar los
5000 dollars, y al cabo de este
trcmno era auxiliar del Cuerpo
policiaco, con servicios en- las callc'
lie Nue3a York.
Pronto Sc distingui6, avanzando
1pidamente, y despaes de escalar
lbs puestos de cabo y sargento paso
= la policia especial de investiga
zion.
Estudiando sicmprc, matricu-
.1ndose en- todas las asignaturas
3xigidas per los reglamentos para
ascender, pas5 en- breve a la cate
sorfa dc detective.
Sc dedic5 a la profession con todo
Fl inter6s, con todo el amor, cou
.oda la ilIlsi0n de su vida. Hizc
1crdaderos prodigios, hasta conse
guir tan gran popularidad, q. prom
70 fue conocido en- toda America.
Conocia todos los secrctos de los
|baios fondos" neoyorkinos; dis
ponia dc I'm archivo particular
somplat;simo, Gonde estaban cata-
,ogadas toaas las biografias y re
iratos dc todos los criminales y
extranjeros.
Fueron tantos sus meritos, que
q los treinta y cinco amos era cl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
La nluerte del c6Iebre detective Nick Carter.

jefe del servicio central detect
vista de New York.
A esa edaG, sus conocimientos
Gran muchos y profundos. Habla-
la ocho lenguas, conocia varias
eiencias, practicaba todos los sports
y saba caracterizarsc como ell ne
jor actor pudo nunca sofarlo.
Pronto SC hiZo cargo de su vale-
del dlnero que podia ganar fuera
del scrvicio especial dimitio s''
cargo para trabajar por su cuenta.
Cuando las autoridades necasi
.aban 81 dcscubrimiento rapido de
IN crin.en complicado, Sc dirig1an
el, y mcdiante un importante
rremio en- metalico acordado, Sc
pcnia trabajar. Conseguido ell re
sultado apctecido recibia la can't
dad est ,pllada.
Pero la principal chentela dc
Nick Carter Sc componfa de parti
culares y muchas veces vino a Eu
ropa contratado per los Gobicrno=
para asuntos &c su profession.
A los c;ncuenta y tantos amos
Sc retro por complete de todo ser
vicio, trasladandose a Nueva Jar
celey, donde flo su residencia.
Poseia una fortuna de dos hi
Homes dc dollars, ganados con sil
trabajo.
Durante los amos que vivi6 en-
Nueva Jarceley, descansando de s.,
agitada vida interior, incapaz de
entregarse q INA inactividad alb.
soluta, entretenla sus ocios escrj
biendo sus memorials, cuya publ,
"aci6n le vali0 algunos cientos de
miles de dollars. Estas novela ),
traducidas primero al aleman, he
rilas en- forma de novclas por los
franceses y en- forma de novelaa
unas veces v er cuadernos mutils
los otras por los editorcs espano
les, son las que popularizaron su
nombre per el mundo entero, ha
ciendo!e 81 protagonista de mil
episodios fantasticos que su autor
VI, e,1l ibi''..
Estos episodioss fantasticO:
mos, ;nalcs otros, fueron la can
terra de donde cxtrajeron sus mat,
llales nuchos escritores, que to-
s1aron Nick Carter como prota
gonista re sus obras. Y estos cscrl
torres adulteraron dc tai forma Ia
realidad que muchas veces hic;e-
ron du,lar &c la existencia real del
popular detective.
Nick Carter ACADIA de morir, a
Ins sesenta y ocho amos, en- Nueva
.Terceley. Ell dfa 81 de Agosto pe
.eci6 victima de IN accidente alV
fomovilista, dcrorte a que Ultima
merte SO dedicaba a pesar de su
avanzada edad.
Su fortuna, calculada en- trcs
millones de dollars, la ha heredadt
un sobrino dc Nick Carter, Official
dc la policia yanki, cue actualmen
tc sc encuentra en- Francia, con
lis contingencies norteamericanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

La historic de Nick Carter De "a
rrete,o a detective.-Nick- Garter
descendia de espanoles. - Por
vengar sus padres intenta sei'
policfa. Carece de cinc0 mil
dollars, Y vuelve a su carr
Ocho aEos de sacrifcios. -.
carrela.- memorials conyc.'
tidas en- novelas.-Su muert -
Su fortuna.
Todos los diarios y revistas mas
imporuantes de Nueva York, STA
Francisco de California, Washing
ton y Nueva Orleans publican lar
Cos art'culos, extensas informac'a
ncs, fotografias y reportajes sobre
el pleb.yo nombre de Nicolas Cas-
tcll6, cuya mnerte ACADIA de agitar
les ner7ios yanquis con la violen
cia de IN acontecimiento "a Id
americana".
Para comprendcr la sersacior.
causada por ell fallecimiento de
este hombre, que no poseia ninguno
lie los tronos erguidos sobre las
presideacias de trusts" financie
,os, y que logicamente habfa lie
darle la celebridad, basta saber que
Nicolas CASTILLO era Nick Carter,
6. heroe verdadero humane, dc las
Eovelas. un POGO imaginativas, que
hacian La felicidad de todos los
ninos y muchos grandes en- los
amos pasados.
Nicolas Costello no debi0 su &C
lebridal una ascendencia noble
O una fortuna de muchos milo
nes de dollars, sino a sus extraordi
'sarias proezas detectivistas, cue 10
popnlarizaron en- toda America
rrimcro. on todo el mundo des-
rues.
Nicolas CASTILLO no era norte-
americana. Aunque nacionalizadc
en- los Estados Unidos, habia nacidp
on una aldea cscocesa y era des
descencientc de espanoles.
Como SC sabc, ell apellido Caste
ll6 es muy vulgar en- Escocla. To-
dos descienden de los marinos eS
panoles de la "escuadra invencl-
lie" del rev Felipe que despues lie
su derrcta buscaron IN refugio EN-
Inglatecra fueron recogidos p0'
los marinos escocescs, que los aten
lieron aarinosamente.
Estos naufragos Sc establecierOn
ali, y ALI Sc casaron, creando ia
milias, 4 cuyos descendientes Sc
dcbe la abundancia de nombres es
panoles que Sc nota en- ciertas re-
Clones inglesas.
De una de estas familias descen
lfa Nicolas CASTILLO.
Sienlc muy jovcn emigraron SITS
padres a los Estados Unidcs, per
s;guiendo una fortuna; pero Ia
>lerte las fue adverse, y despu6s
&c luchar algunos amos Sc encon-
traban Ell sitEaci6n mil veccs pcor
que cuando abandonaron Escoc;a
Solo consiguieron hallar coloca
cion como criados. Nicolas conta
ba apenas dieciseis anos cuando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
cAMBo IRA A FRANcrA

Madrid, novienbre Sci ex-ministro
Fde Fomento espanol, sehor Cambo
marchara en- breve para Francia, don
.de celebrara conferencas importantes
trabaios que Sc llevaran cabo en- las
fronteras entire ambos paises y 10 cual
ha de redundar en- grandes benefcios
utilidades, tanto para Espafa como
para Francia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
no ENcoNTRABA AL MED1Co

Aver un pobre hombre de la para
da "A, en- Santurce, andaba de SEGA en-
meca, buscando un medico en- Ell po-
blado que lie fr1nara una defuncion.
En- Saturce, 81 no fuera por los doc
torres Lopez Sicaro y Mora Vahamon-
de, pasarian los pobres las de Cain, pa
ra atender a sus enfermos.
UN "BEBE"
El joven Florentino Perez ha sido
obsequiado por su esposa con un mo-
risimo bebe, el primogenito, que es hoy
la algeria del hogar del amigo. Nues-
ira felicitacion.
AUTOMOvIL SIN BRUJULA
En- la calle Robinson" de Hatillo, Ell
automovil 1856 de. don Fernando Yu-
met, guiado por el chauffeur Ramon
Aviles, arrollo al niiio Jose Ruiz, des-
trozando la bicicleta que este monta-
ba. Despues desviandose ell auto fue
a chocar con TN poste del telefono,
derribandolo. Resultaron con contusio-
nes la nina Carmen Yumet, Santiago
Rob1es y Jose Ruiz. El chauffeur fue
denunciado.
PREPARADo PARA LAS PASCUAS
La policia de Cayey. lie ocupo al CO.
merciante Genaro Rivera III botellas
de ron. Por haber en- dicho pueblo un
campamento, Rivera sera denunciado
a la Corte Federal.
CONSEQUENCES DE UN CHoQUE
En- Ell sitio conocido por "Ponton",
carretera de Carolina Lola, el auto
movi1 de don Jose Maria Calderon.
guiado por Ell chauffeur Jose Allende
choco con el caballo que nontaba Wen
ceslao Rivera, yendose ginete y caballo
por un despenadero y resultando Ri
vera con la pierna izquierda fractura-
da, a consecuencia de 10 cual, y del
susie consiguiente fallecio pocas horas
despues. Ell chauffeur fue arrestado y
la Corte lie flo una fanza de 10000 do
lares por su libertad provisional.
ESCALADoR SORPRENDIDO
Ha sido arrestado Alexandra Soto,
quien fue sorprendido mientras trata.
ba de escalar Ia tienda de don Eduar-
do Trigo, en- la calle General Con-
treras", de esta ciudad. Soto al yer
que sus planes fracasaban. intento alta
car con un punzon al dueio del conner
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
LEcHE aAcuILA"

No Sc encuentra en- plaza leche Agui
la. Los ultimos potes que habia fue
ron vendidos 25 centavos Sc espera
llegue alguna en- el vapor "Coamo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
AVISO.

No pagar& cuenta algu-
ma que no este autOriZa-
da con mi prOpia firma.
Pedro Boituar y AiUorsz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
AUToMov11 SIN BRuJuLA
pREpARADo PARA LAS PAscuAs

La policia de Cayey. 1e ocupo al CO.
merciante Genaro Rivera III botellas
de ron. Por haber en- dicho pueblo un
campamento, Rivera sera denunciado
a la Corte Federal.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

one you could find: you'd get one for
your wife; for you boy for your girl,
your mother-in-law and the cat.
You'd be all tied up in them and
trying to find place to hitch on few
extra for luck before the first boat
was ready to leave the listing ship.
You would. wouldn't you?
A Liberty Bond right now is about
the best Life Preserver on this old
ship Of state; and say-remember.
you wanted the best, the biggest and
the most Of them and you wanted
them most awful quick. just now. on
that other ship.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
:
&.ooo.oo
2o.soo.W
M an m
sll7.s5o.oo
Tb. Lie Pre,erver.

If you were standing on . deck at
sea; if you should spy sudden. deadly
plume Of white crash into the ships
bowels beneath you: If you knew the
moments could be numbered on your
baby's fingers till the water would
enclose you; tell me
Would you stop to argue about the
wisdom Of being in the path Of the
torpedo; would you criticize the captain
Of the ship; would you delay moment
to pass a bill condemning anything
on land or sea?
What would you dol
Bless your heart you'd slide for q
life preserverl You'd take the biggest
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
Help win the war by eating less wheat.
Obedience is the price of Liberty.

We believe that the curfew ordinance
IL one Of the best ordinances that
Dolores has and that it should be en-
forced. If the hours are to early under
the new time they should be changed,
but by all means put this ordinance
into effect again. We believe in giving
the children reasonable time to play
in the evening, but there Is nothing 90
demoralizing ~ to let children con-
gregate on the streets after dark.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
How Are Your Eyes2

How Are Your Eyes7
E. F. Burnett, Optometrist, the man
with the no-chart method of examin-
ing your eyes for glasses, visits Dolores
regularly. When your eyes need at
tention. write Box 157, Pueblo, Colo,
for date of next visit. 81
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
Card Of Thank,

1wish to extend my heartfelt thanks
to the neighbors and friends for their
kindness and sympathy during the ill.,
ness and at the time of the death of
my beloved wife.
EUGENE JOHNSON.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

I am agent for the Country Gentle
man, Saturday Evening Post. and
Ladies Home Journal, and will appre-
ciate your order for any of these pub
lications.
MRS A. w. DILLON,
r. F. D. Dolores, Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
OSCEOLA POOLER
CONCERT COMPANY
Will be at the -
DOLORES OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday Evening, May 8
Will be at the

This company is composed Of three
ladies--a reader and entertainer.
violinist, and soprano and pianist.
This is the fifth and last number cf the
1917-18 Lyceum course and promises
to be one of the best, if not the best,
entertainment OF the entire course.
An evening with the Osceola Pooler
Concert Company consists of
Dramatic Selections Society Monologues
Violin Solos Panoogues
Dialect Gems Original Sketches
Soprano Solos Piano Solos
Sacred Readings Child Impersonations
Song with Violin Obligato
Pantomimes Character Portrayals
a Delightful Entertainment as only
Artists with Unbounded Enthusiasm
can give.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

Fonnd-On the street in Dolores.
gold bowed spectacles. Owner apply
at this office.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
MONTEZUMA COUNTY
OVER THE TOP
Third Liberty Loan Over Subsuibed and
Two Big Days More for Good Work.

Dolores has gone beyond its quote in
the Liberty Loan campaign. Follow
ing arc the amounts reported TO Ths
Star yesterday afternoon:
Montexuma Valley National
Bank, Cortez ..........-. 3 "a, 360. 90
First National Bank, Man.
COS. q, ZOO. 90
First National Bank, Dolo-
res 80. ~, ,6UO. %
J. J. Harris & Co., Bankers,
Dolores. es.................. $500. 90
$l17, $50. 90
The quote for Montezuma county 10
Silt. 10000. The above figures give
margin Of 5000. There are two
days of the campaign remaining and
it is confidently expected that these
will be the biggest days Of the cam
,paign. and that Montezuma county
will run several thousand dollars over
its quote. Help to make the amount
as large as possible by buying another
bond.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

Found-Two sheep at Yellow Jacket
April 10th. Owner will inquire Of
Frank A. Cross. Yellow Jacket; Colo.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

Wanted Beef, veal, mutton, Bel
gian hsres and laying hens.
G. T. TAYLOR.
51-tf r. F. D., Dolores Colo.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

Are you reading the new storyf
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03
Humble the Hun /,
Or Pay Homage

This Dragon Must Be Slain!
The United State. Of America
is making war to save World
Democracy from the autocracy
Of Germany. It is fighting a
Me-and- death struggle to keep
its men from slaughter, its wo-
men from brutal outrage
and its children from mutt
lation.
To do this It is mobilzing million.
Of men and billions Of money.
No mans private life or private
rights count now against the welfare
Of the country.
The country has been called to the
colors, and you, as Z citizen, must
respond.
This is a time when Every Idle
Dollar Is an Enemy Alien.
When you loan your money to your
government It work. for freedom
while It works for you-it provides
sinews Of war for the soldiers and
draws interest for you and yours. It
Is the worlds safest investment.
ROnd Il
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

For Sale Good milk COW and two
steer calves. Inquire of Harry v.
Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-03

have two bargains in Dolores river
stock ranches, with $50 head good
cattle each. HARRY v. PYLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
Blanket Authority
Continued from. Pace One)

credit for meE who have volunteered
for service in the army and navy He
said such credits would be fair Il
the basis was to be state populations,
but that they would not be fair with
the basis the number of men in ella IS
| because then some states would
have to furnish no draft men while
others would have to furnish q very
high percentage.
Wher the resolution to change the
draft quota basis was before the
House. President Wilson wrote
Chairman Dent of the military COM
mittce supporting the volunteer cred
its plan. but he was represented to-
day as having changed his mind in
view of the inequity that would re-
suit.
There were indications today that
an administration bill to grant I'M
limited power to the President to in
crease the size of the army will meet
with opposition. Chairman Dent has
not abandoned the bill he prepared
without consultation with the War
which would limit The
total number OF men now drafted or
to be hereafter drafted" to four MIL
Lon. and he intimated today, that he
might seek its Incorporation in the
army appropriation bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
BALLOON BURSTS
2 Soldiers Killed and Is
Seriously Burned
When Captive Balloon E.piodts at
Florence Field, Army Balloon
School at Fort Omaha, Neb.-One
of Sheds is Also Badly Damaged

Omaha, Neb May 1.-Two soldiers
were burned to death and IS men were
burned seriously when a captive obser-
walton balloon of the Cacquot type ex-
ploded tonight at Florence field, the
army balloon school at Fort Omoha,
near here, according TO a statement by
Col H. B. Herzey, post commandment
Col. Herzey's statement follows:
"A serious balloon explosion occurred
at Florence field tonight when one of
the observation balloons exploded as it
was being stored away for the night.
static electricity generated by friction
of the balloon fabrics is believed to have
caused the explosion.
Two men were killed, burned SO as to
be unrecognza bic, and roll call in
the morning will be necessary before Ii
is possible to establish their identity
beyond question. Eighteen men were
more or less injured in the blast and A
few quite seriously but not fatally. The
men burned received immediate medical
attention by surgeons at the fort hos
pital
Tonight's fatalities were the first since
the balloon school opened severa.
months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
BIG RUSS CITY
Continued from Pace One)

the fight The defeat on Monday on the
Meteren-N oormezeele line southwest OF
Ypres has taught the Germans that the
Allies are prepared to stand their
ground, and there seems little inclina-
ton at the present moment to renew d
conflict which threatens to be disas-
trous.
The report that Czech soldiers. desert
ing from the Austrian army, are now
lighting with the Italians has been fol-
lowed by a dispatch saying that Ruma-
mans who had been captured by the
Italians have asked permission to fight
against the Austrians and that they
are now on the firing line.
The British forces In Palestine have
recaptured Els Salt. a village from
which they retired three weeks ago un-
der pressure from a superior force of
Turks and Germans.
A Berlin report says that the fortress
of Sebastopol has been occupied by the
Germans. This was expected after the
capture OF Simferopol last week
Ukranian peasant deputies are report
ed to have overthrown the government
of the republic. This report follows
closely dispatch saying that many
Ckranian officials had been imprisoned
ny the Germans for consprinS against
the military authorities of the Central
Powers. The new regime has announced
that il will carry out the provisions of
the Erest-Ltovsk treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
MILITARY RULE
Continued from Pace One)

whereabouts are unknown. 1t continues
Moreover. the news came that fur
Their arrests were imminent. At the
same time the suspicion that NJ. Dobry's
arrest had been ordered by members OF
the government was intensified. This
arbitrary act raised the presumption of
anarchy. The government had proved
too weak to preserve law and order in
>ieV.
With the approval Of Ambassador
Non Mumm, Gen. Won Eichhorn there
fore took special precautions for the Sc
curity of kiev, which necessitated the
establishment Of military tribunal and
severe penalties for dsturbers of the
public order.
Meanwhile the inquiry into the Dob
~ arrest carried on by German mill
tary tribunal. led to the Arrest of NJ
Shukowski, the minister of war: NJ Da.
Jesk' chief of the ministry of the int.
rior; Nine. Tkatehenko. wife OF the
minister of the interior: NJ. Boga Xxi
commander of the town militia. and NJ
Jublnski, chief Of the foreign ministry,
Inc inquiry is proceeding"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
Card. O'ConnelI at Loan
Rally on Boston Common

Boston. May 2.-Cardinal O'Conncll
To-Day addressed a Liberty loan rally
at the Liberty theater on the COM
mon and secured an avalanche of
bond buying by setting the example
himself.
II come here TO-DAY TO offer a pub
lie service to my country" he sail.
Il have already bought and shall con-
tinue to buy as many Liberty bonds
rs l can af'trd, but | wish to bly,
this bond II. licly and a. Ito san e
time I" state publicly that I am sim
PLY doing my duty to my country
II am constantly receiving letters
from tho ntn in the trenches 20
touching, Sc full of enthusiasm and
ir|c e cUHrtry could A stor. read
them, it would become patriotic. So
::Ime here I cay to be an example 81
far as ] am able, to arouse anew en-
thusiasm fer our glorious country
and pray &c GOO that Wi his lIeIp W ,
s. s, WI he war.