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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
ALLIES CROSS RHINE
German VILLAGES PatrolIed by
Americans After 12-Mile Advance.
Allies Enter Provinces, Proceeding by
Four Stages to the
River.

Paris.-The entente armies, solidly
established along the German frontier
from Holland to the Rhine, began theiI
march into German territory, for the
occupation of which the armistice pro
vided. TIE occupation OF the country
to the west bank Of the Rhine will be
completed in four stages.
Each of the allied armies taking part
in recent operations will occupy por
ton Of German soil. The Belgians are
to hold the Dusseldorf region, with
line extending from the Dutch frontier
to the British area. The British will
take the Cologne brldgehead and
large area behind, extending from the
Rhine to the Belgian border. The
Americans will establish themselves
south Of the British, occupying the
bridgehead around Coblenz and the
territories westward east Of the Lux
emburg border On our right the
French will occupy the Mayence
bridgehead, Hesse and the Palatinate
provinces.
The schedule of the new advance Is
practically the same as was effective
during the evacuation Of Invaded soil
While the oil es cross one line indicat'
ed by the schedule the Germans will
retire to the next line east. This has
been arranged to avoid contact be.
tween the allied and enemy troops dur.
ing the operation. AS four days are
considered necessary for formally oc'
cupying each zone, there is little
chance of the allies meeting any
enemy
All the German forces must be be-
hind the line from Dusseldorf to Du
ren, Mullenborn, Berncastel, Kaiser
slautern and Spires when the allies
cross the frontier. Then the enemy
must be east of line from Romagen
between CoblenZ and Cologne, to
Kochem, Meisenheim, Norstadt and
Worms, while the allies cross the pre-
ceding line.
The whole left bank of the Rhine
must be evacuated by December 3
Between then and December 13 he
Germans are to retire from the 80 kilO.
mater bridgeheads around Cologne,
Coblenz and Mayence and from the
ten kilometer neutral zone that Is TO
extend to the right bank of the Rhine
outside the bridgeheads. The allies
therefore will possess the latter by
December 13.
The schedule represents an advance
of 20 miles for the first stage and
about Il for the second and third. The
German government undoubtedly will
protest that the rate Of speed Is tech.
nically impossible, though the pace
maintained during the evacuation OF
Belgium, France and Luxembourg has
proved the contrary.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
FOREIGN

Dispatches reveal the plans for the
occupation of the Rhine provinces by
the allies, which Is to be completed in
four stages, ending on December 13,
when the Germans will be ten kilo-
meters cast of tho Rhine and beyond
80 kilometer bridgeheads at Cologne.
Coblenz and Mayence.
Paris council, representing CZechS
and ten other nations, to formulate po-
litical program for submission to peace
conference met.
Canadian Pacfic's honor roll shows
that up to October l, T31 employees
were killed and 1,5T5 wounded since
the war began. The service flag con-
tains 9,497 stars.
Major Willard D. Straight, New
York tinancier and diplomatist, died Of
pneumonia in Paris.
Mr.. Lloyd George in a speech ar
Newcastle declares the rulers RESPONSE
BILE for the war mujt BE punished as
examples to future ambitious mon
archs and that the submarine pirates
must face a court He declares not
for vengeance, but fer Justice.
Continued congestion in the German
withdrawal Is holding UP the advance
of the American army to the Rhine
British officers returning from German
prisons say food is scarce, but can be
had for Lrica.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
WASHINGTON

Great Britain, France, Italy and the
United States are considering the for
nation of an inter-allied commission TO
handle all maritime, food and financial
questions.
Can't Robert Dollar asks for new
legislation to guard new American
merchant marine from foreign compe-
ton, attacks seaman's bill and ola
standard Of ship measurements ana
Panama Canal tolls.
General March announces that from
100000 to 175,000 soldiers will be
brought back from Europe in Decem-
Der, and that thereafter the rate OF re-
turn will be 100000 month.
Revised casualty figures show 72,73S
American dead and 1S9,955 wounded.
Unstinted praise of the bravery and
achievements of the Empire Division
In its difficult and hard fighting con-
tinues coming to America.
Senator Fletcher, chairman Of the
Senate Committee charged with max
ing an investigation Of the wooden
ship controversy, says the wholesale
cancellation Of wooden ship contracts
Is a senseless attempt to stille an I'M
portant industry.
Peace news Is TO come to the United
States uncensored.
Demobilization of the war strength
of the navy Is authorized by the de-
partmcnt, which explains how reserves
and others may be released from the
service.
The headquarters of the Commission
for Relief in Belgium will be moved on
December l from New York city to
Washington.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
DUTCH INQUIRY ON FX-KAISER.

Legal and Other Points Respecting
Refugee to Be Taken UP.
=. The Hague.-The Netherlands gov
ernment has appointed a commission
to report on the position the former
German Emperor occupies in Holland.
Great caution is being used so as not
to offend the entente.
The relationship Of the Dutch gov
ernment to legal questions which may
arise respecting William Hohenzol-
lern's admission to and his stay IN
Holland also will be inquired into.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
GERMANS HIDE sUPERcANNoN.

Monster Guns Are Shipped to the In
terror
With the American Army of Occu-
pation.-Tre inside facts regarding
"Big Bertha" and the other monster
German guns may be locked up with
the numerous secrets Of Germany. In
formation that reaches the American
army officers Is to the effect that the
German guns Of heavy caliber at yari-
GUS points have been shipped to the In
terror on fiat cars and other means Of
locomouon.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
WANT GERMANS ELECTED.

South Africa Anxious to Get Rid of
interned Prisoners.
johannesburg, South Africa. = The
recent statement Of Sir George Cave,
British home secretary, regarding the
repatriation of Germans has evoked
keen interest here.
1t is strongly felt that Germans in
termed In South Africa, numbering sew
eral thousands, should be repatriated.
If Australia ind Canada eject Ger
mans it is felt that South Africa must
follow suit.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
JEWS MAssAcRED IN LEMBERe
Several Hundred Persons Are Re.
pnrtad Killed

ported Killed..
London.-Eleven hundred Jews were
killed during The recent massacre In
Lemberg, according to dispatches in
the. Berlin newspapers transmitted by
the Copenhagen correspondent Of the
Central News. Hundreds of Jews are
sa | to have barIicaded themselves in
n synagogue, which was afterward set
afire.
Those who attempted to escape from
this refuge we're fred upon.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-12-13
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05
SECClOND DE CONSULTAS
Tod. Ia correspondence relsconada % ss seccisa abs vear drisds
si. L. lens -SecCU2 os oassssS = ., --
100 n. Santa Rosa Ave San AntoHio, SeIsh.

\. u. Seguin, Tex.-No sabemos
= cue discussion Sc reficre listed en-
Ia consulta cue nos hace, pues nun
ca ha sido motTvo de tai discussion "a
naeionalidad de los ciudadanos ma
cidos en- rerritorio americana, va sea
en- el Estado de Texas j otro cral-
ouiera. Las leyes de este pals son
terminates a este reSpecto, Y d.
cen que los nacidos en- territorio a
mericano son americanos, aunque
sean hijos de padres extranjeros. Por
tai razon. los consules eXtranjeros
acreditados ante el gobierno anne
ricano no les podra2 extender car
.as de ciudadania como e~Xtranjeros.
Como Ia ley meXicana conSidera 4
los hiios de sus nacionaleS, aunque
havan nacido en- el extranjero, como
~mexicanos, en- el caso de que IN in
minute, a doscientos kilometres lie
ali abatio tres alemanes.
Una raza que produce nombres,
aver lodavia unos ninos. tai difcren-
les ' tan comunmente admirables CO.
mo Guynemer V Fonck, e. una raZa
a Ia que bien Sc puede estar Crgu-
lloso de pertenecer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

G;viduo que Sc halle on tales condicio
res Sc e~ncuentce en- Mexico Y al lie
. a su mayor edad manifesto sus
daseos de ser considerable como clIda-
dano m~exicano, podra coasegulrso,
zero en- cuanto vuelva E territorio
americana en- donde imperan las leyes
americanas, tendra la obligation de
cumplir con los deberes, cue le CO.
responder a los c~iu3adanos de este
pals '. de acuerdo con a citada ley
americana, podra ser anllada cu&l-
ouier carta de ciudadania que haya
podiGo consegl;r en- Mexico, en- cuan-
to Sc lie pruebe que nacio en- terrific
rio americana. En- las condolences
normales. TODD hijo de padres meNl-
canos que al llegar a 81 mayor edaG
manifesto deseos de ser ~ciudadano
m~eXicano, puade ser inScrito como
tai en- el Consulate M~eXicano, pero
en- las condolences actuales no le
sera extendida por consul algunO 81
carta de ciudadania meXicana va que
tai maniobra pIdiera mUy Dien "5ede
Ger nj deseo de e!udir Il servicio mill
tar que les corresponds 4 los :iuda-
daqos de este pals. V aun suponiendO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05
ActuaIidades ExtranjeraS
(Viene de Ia 3a.)

medic en- los que Sc apaSionan todoS
de muy buena roIuntad por Y sobre
TODD, en- contra de algo y de algulen-
Esta es aun una f1erza muy grande
y icuan rara.
&uy por 81 concra!o de 10 cue ma
sido publieado = este respecto. eS de
notarse que e. mont slempre Ia ol-
ametralladora cl&sica, con e! :nlsuno
motor V el mismo armamento que
sus companeros. Con mucha fire.
cueneia, tanbi6n, su aparato, CUP
Ia tenido ell honor de muchas Veto
rias, lie es prestado, por e., a algur
ioven de quien esta satisfecho- Y pa
"a 81 toma el primero De Ia escuadri-
la, cue llega.
:Habra ~necesidad de agregar Q1e'
como todos los verdaderos heroes, es
mas cue modesto? Hasta Sc acusa
a 81 mismo de pereza. pueS. a! reeves
de 10 que hacia Guynemer, el IN
fatigable explorador del cielO, vuela
POGO. Es precise que Sc sienta ms
puesto para clio. pero. ]entonces, ma
de- 10 detiene.
Fl sabado en- n Mariana q las en-
CO., nos dej6, a pesar de nuestros
ruegos: "yo siento, nos diio, que al
go va q haber".
Al dia siguiente, el domingo, en- un
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05
: razones por las que vera que lie convene mas ha-
Ger sus envioS uEicamente por conducto de
NAYO'S MONEY EXCHANGE
ao3 F Houston St. San Antonio, Texas.
323 E. Houston st.

1ra-Poroue eli los envios de dinero Y mercanciaS
Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, IS Ia unica casa que
los bace DIRECTAMENTE por conductO de sus CO.
rresponsales propios, sin tener que andar pagando
fuertes comisioaes a cientoS de bancos Y 4 otraS ca
sas Nuestro sistema de envioS DIRECTO eco
nomiza mucho dinero u nueStroS cientes, como p-
dra verse comparando nuestroS precioS con los de
nuestroS imitadoreS.
2do-Porque el dinero llega uacho mas pronto
L con absolute s~eguridad u c~ualquiera ciudad de Ia
Repubhca Mexicana, hacIendonoS. absoiutamente
responsables De 81 entrega. Y garantizando, AIDE
mas. pagan el valor de c~ualquiera mercancla o
remesa de dinero que Sc ~perdiera o extraviare en-
ell canine.
3ro.-Porque hacemoS los envloS en- dinero me-
xicano o dinero americana. segun convenga al chen
tie. hacienda los pages P~RECISAMENTE en- el lu-
gar que Sc nos ordene, pudiendo hacer situaciones
por TELEGRAPH a TODAS Parties Y por %cualquier
cantidad-AGemaS, nuestros cl!entes no uenen
que andarse moleStando en- eScribir cartas a Next
co nj en- andar mandando .iros, que muchaS We
ces Sc extravian u otraS son cobrados por perSo-
mas dlstintas. 10 que no puede suceder, hacienda los
envios pos conducto de Mayo'S Money Exchange.
4to-Porque hacienda sus envioS a MayoS Mo-
ney Exchange. los hace 4 una casa perfectamente
conocida, In mas antigua Y Ia mas solvente en- su ra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

ESQ Sc hace. segun sc dice, para
que sirva de ejemplo : 10: contri-
buyentes recalcitrantes Y med;2ntI
clio Sc pretende que la v:ndicta publ
Lea Quede satisfecha en- tanto QIc cl
gobierno sigue en- su tarea de inpri-
mir bllletes hasta que una nueva pes
quisa analoga Sc lleva cabo.
Nj Lenine nj TrotZky tiencn la me-
nor autoridad; firEian Grdenes de a.
prehension y decretos' pero saben de
antemano que no sera cumplidos sino
en- el case de que SEAL del agrado
i del populacho. Pretender tratar con
elloS es una locura. Ellos podran per-
mitir Y acceder a todo 10 que Sc quie-
"a Y a TODD 10 que les pareZ"a bien, pc
TO Sc veran en- Ia :mposibilidad mas
completa de hacer que sea e~jecuta-
da, por su simple rolurtad. la cosa
mas insignificante. Aproximarse a
ellos Y ST. personalidad es
no Solamente un error sine rambien
n falta. Sin poder esperar NADIA
de elloS Sc eXpone uno a n fenarse
Ia opinion de Ia parte slna de la DO
blacion que debe, fataimente, volver
a hacerse cargo de- pod:r algun dia:
es eXponerSe a a~rrojar Ell braces de
los alemanes a todos auuellos que lie
tienen horror al bolsheviquismo.
Debe repetirSe una vcz mas V de-
bera repetirse siempre que la inmen-
sa maycria de Ia poblacion de Russia
Sc halla descarriada habicndo sido lie
vada a csc estado nor un ~desquicia-
miento loco que lie ha quitado TODD
sentimiento del deber, del PATRIOTS
mo y del honor. El gobierno carece
de toda autoridad y hasta del
poder Y Sc halla en- la incapacidad
mas absolute para 2bterer de la po-
blacion, que es presa del d~elirio, ell
mas minimo esfuerzo. Estas no son
siinples apreciaciores son hechos u
todos pueden %comprobar Y ciego Sc
ra el que no los yea. Tratar de re-
glamentar Y de organizar cosa alguna
hacienda uso del buen sentido Y de
Ia persuacion equiyale a dar azotes
en- el aqua.
La fuerza es la unica que puede
llegar a sacar a Russia del caos en-
que Sc encuentra hundiGa Y para To-
grar este objeto sera necesaria la
intervention de las naciones extran-
jeras. Y es precise que no sea Ale
mania la que sc encargue de curar
8 Russia de la epidemic de ana1quia
que ha desencadenado sobre ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05
LA RUSA
(Viene de Ia ga. Pag.)

te para defender la propieGad aJena
de Ia que Sc ha apoderld0. Tai es-
tado de cosaS reina 10 mis.lo en- AS
ciudades cue en- el campo. Sc roba,
Sc toma 10 que Sc desea, 10 mlslno e!
sobretCdo del que Sc pasca por las ca
lies de P~etrograGo que n propledad
rural de c%ualquiera extension. Agre-
cad a este estado de amino una ne
cesidad desenfrenada de goZar de la
vida a cualquier precio Y tenGrels una
idea de 10 que son Y de 10 que kacen
las poblaciones de las cludades Y de
los campos. Para proporcionar IN So
10 ejmplo, pero decisive, bastard de-
cir que, en- medic del desorden gene
raj. del enioquecimiento de algunaS
personals instruidas u honTadas que
han c~onservado ell sentido de la vida
basada en- la equidad Y. en- la morali-
dad. sin dejarse ofuscar n: por un
momento ante el occano he verguen-
"a en- que esta a pUrto de ser hdnd!-
do ell pals aterrado Y reducido a Pc
dazos por la s0la voluntad del ven
cedor, Sc ha encontrado n de or
ganizar bales de mascaras, en- los
grandes centres, en- .os que Sc reune
toda la flor de ii pob)aci0n revolu-
cionaria.
En- Petrogrado hay, por 10 menos,
tres de estos bales diariamente. Id,
pues. a hablarles a esos individuos de
TRACTION Y de sus deberes para con los
aliados. Aquel.as gentes no quierc1
batirse nj pasar penas n! u traba-
jar. En- ESQ e;ta ell secreto del triun-
TO de Lenine. La anarquia ha venido
per anadidura. Ell mes de mario,
cuando Sc temia Ia llpgada de los ale
names a Petrogrado, todos los ferrc-
CARRIES fueron ~invadidoS por Ia po-
blacion obrera que huia de la Capital
per miedo q que los alemanes abrie-
ran de nuevo los t~allcres y obligaran
a los obrerps a reanudar los trabajos'
tai como 10 hicieron en- Riga.
En- semejanteS condolences, Ell pre-
tender hallar IN punto de apoyo en-
Russia ell una cualquiera de las fun
clones de su vida nacional, es una utO-
pia peligrosa. Nuhca Sc repetira
bastante que en- Russia no hay nj or
den nj autoridad: cada n es muy
GueIo ue nacer 10 que !e pIdcc ,! cue!-
Ia con fuerZa para clio Y 81 Sc atre-
We a hacerlo. Los imruestos no Sc
recaudan; nadie Sc preocupa por pa
CARLOS Y el gobierno obtiene los re-
cursos que neccsita dc p 'mprenta
na"iCral mediantc n fqbri*acIGn ince-
sartc de nuevos biiiatcs ,ic BARGE. De
cuando en- cuando, envia una patrulia
a las casas de los contribuycutcs que
eGtan reputados como rios con el fin
DE- Cxigirles los impuest,s que adeu-
dan; esoS infelices, que har sido va
d~espojados de sus bienes, estar Ell il
impesibilidad de satisfacer tales ext
gcncias, pero, no obstaEtc, So les a
prehende Y Sc les confisca 10 que les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05
L S D

No tiene que mOlestarse enyianGc dinero por nueS-
tro cCuducto. pues baSta cCnque 10 enrlG 4 nuestras
Oficinas Y nOSOtrOs nos encargamOs de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOSOTROS, al ser hechOS los pages en- Me-
xico O la entrega de la mercancias, lie mandaremOS
IN cou,prcbante con la firma de Ia persona a quien
uSted los envio, 10 que sera la mejor prueba de que
TODD lego de entera conformidad.
Al desear listed enviar dinero o mercancias a
Mexico. sirvaSe recortar Ell cup0n que esta debajO
dc este anunciO, V envienoSlo. debidamente llenadO,
en- un sobre O pegado 81 una tarjeta postal, y 4
vuelta de ccrreo recibira tcda clase De informes.
NO DIVIDE I'D. QUE SIENDO CLIENTE
NUESTR0. REClBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
tire tcdos nuestr0S clientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

mo, Y POI 10 mismo no Sc eXpone a ]perderIo, como
les ha sucedido a alguaos de sus paisanos. qulenes
Dor error Se valieron de caSas desconCcldaS Y al
ruuas veccs perdieron su dinero o mercancias.-
No hay que olvidar que VALE MAS VETO POR
CONOCIDO QUE NUEVO o CONOCER", Y Ia
Mayo's Money Exchange cS Ia casa mas antigua y
mas grande. Situada en- Ia ciudad mas grande del
Estado mas grande del pals mas grande tie Ia gran
de America.
5to.-Porque no importa a que paiSano le pre-
gunte I'd. TODOS Y cada UNO lie Giran segura-
mente que la UNTCA casa en- los EStados UnIdos
que lie ofrece tantas ventajas y facilidade5 para ha-
Ger sus envios de dinero Y De mercancias 4 ~cualQuier
parte de Mexico. es la MAYO'S MONEY En-
CHANGE, 323 f. Houstort ST.. San Antonio, Te,-
zaS. Y cue es Ia que tiene los precios mas bajos, ell
sevicio mas rapido y la que ofrece las maycre5 Sc
rnridadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

Cuando neoesite libros en- espahos
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. 11s N.
Santa Ross avs. San Antonio, Taxss,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

esq acto no seria reconocido por Ell
gohierno americana, por ser contrarlo
q sus leyeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-05

J. A. l.. Hiawatha. Kans..-No
creemos que haya Inconvenience a.
guno para que sea remitido a Mexi-
co ell libro que nos. indica; pero, 10
mejor sera que Sc dirija a la Libre-
ria del senior Lozano, 118 North
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Te-
Xas, en- demanda de datos mas rreci-
SOS.
Es impossible que lie digamos IA u.s.
tsd cual es Ia meior medicinal para
Ia enfermedad que nos indica, rues
Ia que da buenos resu!tados en- unos
casos, no los da en- otros Y en- mu-
chos de ellOs Sc hace n~ecesaria una
OF sraci6n. Conocemos dirersas DO
madas que producer el efeeto ape
tecido Y entire elias lie recomendamos
una que, para dicha enfermedad IA
brica Ia casa "Rexall", "a cual Ccberi
ap!lcarse de acuerdc con las ~instruc-
clones que acompanan a cada 5ote-
cito.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-19
Experienced Executive Placed at
 Head Of Each

Washington, Jan. 19.-Director General McAdoo announced last night the appointment of a railroad wage commission of four public men to wage and labor questions pending before the government railroad ad- ministration, including the railway brotherhoods demands
 At the same time the director gen. eral put into effect a new system of government railroad administration by dividing the country into three opera tion sections, east, south, and west, and placed a railroad executive at the head of each as his representative. The wage commission consists of Secretary Lane, Interstate Commerce Commissioner; c. C. McChord, Judge J. Harry Covington, Chief Justice of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, and William R. Wilcox, who last night announced his resignation as chairman of the republican national committee.
 It was planned originally to pass only on the four brotherhoods' wage demands, but so many other labor questions have been submitted to the director general since than that he determined to refer all of them to the board. It will hear all labor complaints or petitions, make careful investigations, and recommend course of action to Mr McAdoo.
 The commissions inquiry will deal with general conditions affecting rail way employees, regardless of whether any specific request or complaint has been made to the director general or to railroad homogeneous before the government assumed control.
 Tn charge of the Eastern railroads MT. McAdoo retained A. H. Smith, President of the New York central, who has acted as assistant to the di- rector general, with headquarters in New York R. H. Aishton, president of the Chicago & Northwe estern, was appointed Regional director for terri tory west of Mississippi, with head quarters at Chicago. Southeastern roads were assigned to c. H. Mark ham, President of the Illinois central, with headquarters at Atlanta
 The Eastern division consists of ter ritory north of the Ohio and Poto- mac rivers "and east of Lake Michi- gan and the Indiana-Illinois State line; also those railroads in Illinois extending into that State from points east of the Indiana-Illinois State line also the Chesapeake & Ohio, the Norfolk & Western, and the Vir ginia railways
 The southern district is defined as including "all railroads in that portion of the United States south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi river, except the Chesa- peake & Ohio, Norfolk & Western and the Virginian railways, and also those railroads in Illinois and Indiana nSyfn1 irC i1otn tot fJ~nr1 points south of the Ohio river"
 The western district is composed of the balance of the country, includ- ing all west of the Mississippi, and also Illinois, Wisconsin and the North Michigan Peninsula. It excludes those roads running into Illinois from the east and from the south. Thus Illinois will be subject to the joint jurisdiction of all directors.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-19
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 just as good for sciatica, neuralgia lumbago, backache, sprains.