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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16
Lead and Zinc Notes

MIAMI, Okla. March lb.---The
Western Mineral company is push.
ing developments on It's lease OF -four
forties In section 22, near Cardin
This company consisting Of capital
ists from Denlson. Texas has incor-
porated for 100000. A face OF
thirty feet OF ore has been dlscov-
cred, which 1t Is reported assays ~
per Gent the drill stopping at a
depth Of 60 feet
Ben Dancy OF Oklahoma City.
president OF the Crystal Mining
company, Is here looking over the
company's holdings The Crystal
lease is located due north Of Treece
aud 0dJoins the Kansouri Mining
company's tense Work on the shaft
has begun and is wen under way.
a s5O.ton mill Will he erected M
soon Ak poaihle and drilling and
ahaft work WIN he rushed.
WORK on the shaking OF the first
SHAFT for the Miami-Ada company
on the forty acres ON section 80 on
the sOutheaHt corner Of Quapaw, has
been started The machinery for
the shaft sinking has been erected
aud work viii be rushed The com
pany expects 10 begin the erection
pt Is 25O-ton min Within ghc next
thirty days Several holes have been
drilled ana face Of - feet was
found ~ depth OF 1870 feet. 10 feet
of this being lead
The new falling min recently con
strlssted near he Hlue Mound mines
VIII bee completed within q Few DAYS.
when operations viii commence. the
chat being taken from the Blue
Mound chat piles, which are enur.
nous The company owning this
min will no known M the Blue
Mound association
The Medical Mining company ex
poets 10 have lts new 350-ton min
started In the course OF few days
This min will he located Son section
%. north or st Louis and the
ground Whereabouts has shown some
exceedingly high grade ore A &C.
foot pCc has been encountered AZ
depth OF lll feet
The Hnlto. mil. the hiR green
structure located just enst Of the
Mineral Helt depot In CHrdin and
high mas been down for sune time
% order to have the ponds cleaned
out has resumed operations
Portland Lend A Zinc Co located
boz 81 Louis Okla has ~ -haft
Iuvu 90 ore at e depth " l3i RE-
The 'up Of tho orc bed /. lUst being
,"Ier"d and the ore encountered IL
M high grade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

Harold lockwood has been seen
m romantic drama meiodrann and
farce. Ani iu THE Squar, be-
eiver." his latest Metro wonder
play which the management NJ The
stand thrater has booted for Mon
,st we find him playing comedy
role
true there are Impressive dr1.
laIo mMrSs 10 which AR Lock
wood E4E pP"Thc square DO.
Dc,ver' but fDr the most part his
role OF unly Van Dyke is q comedy
character not the broad Kind but
OF thc Hight ard breezy varirU
"The square berCker 10 dr-
r,bed uy Frances Perry Eliott Tire
author OF the novel. Love Ale f5r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16
Bcn Irnnks Cleaning our

There Is 80 feet OF cavings In tho
hole on the Hen Franks well I'm the
southwest corner OF the southeast
OF l6.22-3w which will have 10 be
cleaned ont before an estimate may
be obtained MS 10 the wells produc-
tion, The hole is fun of oil aud
water, about 80 per cent being
water and tho-ra oil
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In the Oil Fields
Continued from preceding page }
Much New Work AT CARRIER.

Much new work Ia going on at
Garbor The Empire Gas h Fuel
Co has completed No. i2 on the
Hotson farm in the center Of the
west half OF the southeast OF the
northwest OF 2B-27-4w and II is good
for l50 barrels in sand found from
1,60S to l.5l4 feet A rig is build
ing for No. 10.
The Alglcrs OH A. Gas Co has
abandoned the well on the SearSs
farm In the southeast corner OF the
northeast Of i5-22-4w az 5000 feet
Cosden 4 Marland have a show
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The Rockhurst Well.

The casing In the Rockhurst woll
In 1861, southeast OF Eldorado.
has parted In two places and they
are still fishing Tor f. II will he
remembered that this well has
rainbow showing on top or sand
at 2.G0s feet
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NEW YORK March l5.-Lrad quiet
spot. 7A5@762
Spelter dull; East St Louis spot, 7.45@
766.
A. Ilondon-Copper spots, 10. futures
ll0 elsctrolytic i25.
Tin, A,ot 392 futures $40
Lead spot ~ l0s futures %, lOs
Spelter spot 50. futures 6u
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Money


NEW YORK, March 10 Mercantile ia
per. four months. o per cent. ak months
q. . Sterling 80 day bills A72n commert
cial 80 day bills, ann demand. a75.3U;
cables A76 7l6
uuildsrs. demand an cables 46c.
Bar silver, e5h Mexican dollars 80 u
irregular
Time loans strong; 60 days. 90 days and
six months, per cent bid
Call money strong high Il per cent
81 offered At q. last olAn. o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

The Superior tea room catering
department has the exclusive pat
ronage OF the city in the matter OF
providing and serving the menus OF
home lugcheons and dinners ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

m irr spui..a.r .o.urr of the south
west OF 2t "u.t
~ .NCkNliI I'm section H.
'f-Iw the independent Ol company
hts q star machine on the ground
.Hr tna 80 9 Auaipt farm. This test
Is drifting at $50 ftct
The Lone Jayk on company HAS
tmnrra ou the ground FOR tcet uu
tar huWitt farm in l-21-lc.
lu lI.@5-lW the Cherokee bN
company Dis drilliug at Toe feet IN
Nu. + Wheeler farm
Tho same company is mudding pff
tho gas found az $50 feet I'm the test
ou the shaw farm in lb-21.lw
INhI1TI NTN. KAN Tho
N,0Ns,H pIl q Gas CO. has dry
uuo ut little over 700 feet IN its
Au 5 ip ltaJl-1g
MOUNDS II f. wilcox shot 40.
3 uu tNv Joe Lewis farm Thursday
100 9'.id-I2 and It is a 5O-harlcl
vrlI
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LONDON. March lg.--Ssr silver asd
per ounce
short hills and three months bills ssl6
per cent
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KANSAS CITY. March IS'-CORN-
Unchanged No. . mixed Sl6Halsa. No
u 30
oATS--tlnchSrGed to ie lower No q
white S2@pshc, No mixed, sBH a
KlE -Sa.EOG12s5
400
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

Dale, singing. talking and acroba,io
dancing
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Provisions
- ----------
Chicago Grain and Provision Range.


Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. March IS lA-BCTTER-t,o low
err creamery, aO6tA4c
tGdS Unsettled receipts, "a. SAT cases
Fir,is, 45hc; ordinary nrsis $50. at
mark cares included, san J5r
POT ATOkS- Receipts 20 cars. un.
POULTRY Unchanged
St Louis Produce
ST LOUIS March IS POULTRY
Unchanged ~
BUTTER Crrsmery, I7c.
EGdS--95hc
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MARKETS
Grain

Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO. March Is -UOkN-Ng 30
yellow nominal
oATs-Staudard. 92MDar.
RYE--No. 2. S2E5
BARLEY-Si 75aagO
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JENNINGs- The nopnblIc On 1

JENNINGS The Ropublle OIL n
Pipe Line Co. has shot No. on the
sublett tarm in skinner sand found
from 2.6s2 to 2.6Os feet and II is
good for 10 barrels II Is Ia tho
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northwest OF 2l-2O-7.
John Markham, ir., IL drilling A.
1900 feet on the Kimball No. 4 in
the southwest corner of the north
west OF the northeast OF 2l-2O-7.
Markham g Grieves are drilling
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So, Louis Cash Grain
4, ST. LOUIS. March i5.-.CultN Steady
NO "a ~ 70 No. yellow. 90
g4c ""''e'
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Made 1875 BnrreIs

The Magnolia well In the north
east corner OF the southwest Of 22-
lHs9w made i3b barrels Thursday
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Kansas City Corn.
KANSAS ClIN March IA -COEN
Nsy. t.2dh lg64
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ELECTION OFFICIALS
FOR PRIMARIES READY
County Board Names Inspectors and
Judges and Clerks for
March 10.

Tho county election board yester-
-. ,,,,plcted the list OF officers for
tts civ prlmaries March 10, They
are as follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

j A. Twltchcn OF New York city.
who is II member OF the firm ot
TWtchell ana Myers OF Okmulgee,
was In the city yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16

-M l.. Myers. representing the
Denver Post rs IA the city looking
up th" Oh interests FOR his paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16
Oil Stocks
STANDARD on Subsidiaries.

Furnished b, susndbsrE, MeGrssyy b
. i2l kast Third Hotel rulnl fhons
200 Bid. Asked.
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Iil3 ROLL o. HONOR
42134z655zz16&z2A4
WAGNER:

1sIp MI, Ms'; .1ss Iensvs' 1unes''a. Mich
TagRMAN. white H.. Thur.and. Ind.
nos pRII . Iasn. lancaster "a.
AIDERsHOF. James c.. Schenectady. n. Z.
BESAW. Clarence. Keene. N. r.
CLARK. Fred, Ann Arbos. Mich.
Pc "a cUEsTA. Raul. Key West. Fla.
DIVER. Thomas F.; Medford Mass.
EATON. Marions O., Vancouver. Wash.
FAcaGAN;. William " G.. Sioux City. Iowa.
eaTT1s r sSdne ai. s9ss0c CITY a'e Ala.
HGGSN u Edward; New You; n; Z.
K KfsanSr Ed Ward f.. B ss n. Z.
k koh N:rs sfi d. I ssia sn1se Okla. "a
KRZKWA, Frank. Grand Rapids. Mich.
LARSEN. Emil T.. Halls. Denmark.
MaN11 Henry JOSEPH. T T.. Mass.
MAxoN. Francis g.. st. Peter. aiinn.
MILLER, Charles Nicholas. Duquoln. III.
MORELLI. John, Pittsheld Mass.
NUThEY; Claude M: wenatchee; Wash.
R BOIL On, Eugene: Beacon; M, n; z.
SUMNER. Oscar c.. Fingal. N. D.
YAskAs. Theodore. Grand Rapids. Mich
vILL LAv1 George, Avalon. Albania: ~.
Z 2. 1gnatius. Jamaica. n. 7.
HUSCK. Ignac, New York. N. Y.
NIXDOEF Roske Charles. Lancaster, Pa.
PETRO. Tony. Guardina lombard, Provincial
Avellno. Italy.
REITER. Walter j., Milwaukee. Wis.
sHOCKLEY. Robert, Morristown. Tenn.
STEFFIN, Alfred NJ. Hertinville. Wis.
WEST. Percy H., East Setaucket, N. Y.
WILLIAMS. Martin s., DEBORAH, Iowa.
WRIGHT. Davis c.. Bunnelle. Ella.
CUTULI, Joseph, Brooklyn, N. 7.
JOHNSON, Leon A.. Macedonia. m
SYNNOTT. Patrick. New York. N. 7.
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sud SSss1E sss:rt as,aa,.. <.
PRIVATES:
DAMER. Henry. Newatk, y. ].
EADS. Jesse J., Vienna. Mo.
GOODWIN: Aasa:su. 3. fhiiaaslpAia. Pa.
HARMON, Bruce, Muncfe, IND.
HOPPER. William a.. Hayu. Ma
HeTRSHa ss Sn T., SCI srs. ssss
MINKBR. Joseph. Chicago. M;
TURNER, Samuei n, IT,, Philadelphia. Pa.
WOUNDED sEvERMY N AcTmAInE-
VIoUBLY REPORTED Died FROM
WOUNDS RECEIVED N ACTION.
MORGENROTH, Robert J.. Newark. N. 7.
wogs Sa7Po9sl Hp9 aaro SSSs fsD
ACTION.
CORPORAL:
sEvERsON. Mute. Seattle. Wash.
cogITER; Ts.nk R., Baker: Orr.
MCLEAN. Lester c.. Alma. Mich.
.Prsyisg.g Rs1arssd Missing in Aesiaa). =
sTRfPLING: James O.. Cuilnan. Ala.
DE LUcA, Louis. Brooklyn. N. z.
ENGLE, Charles C., Delano. Pa.
LAMBERT. Roy r., Reseville. Gal
LIEN, Harold Y. q, RI Centre. Cal.
PETERSON. Edward G.. seipio. utah.
PUGH, Arthur, Winamac, Ind.
TAYLOR, Thomas F., Roanoke. Va.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY IN ACTON Cfreyi-
ously Reportsd Missing In Action.
PRIvATES:
HRABAK, william J., Chicago. III.
REICHARDT, Thomas A., Philadelphia, Pa.
SUNDER, Leo, st. Louis, Mo.
TODD. James T.. Hot Springs. Ark.
PRISONER (Previously reported Killed In
Action.
STONE, Thomas P. Lockland. Ohio.
PRISONER PREVIOUSLY Reported Missing in
Action).
PRIVATE:
WARD. James T.. West Port. Ind.
SICK IN HOSPITAL (Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
SERGEANT:
ROBERTS, Eden W.. shale. Cal.
PRIVATES:
CoNLON. Francis B.. Worcester. Mass.
DIXON, Charles A., Ralston, Wash.
MCLAUGHLIN, Thomas F., Otsego, Mich.
PETRY, Anton, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIVATE:
STEPHENS. Wylie. Adairsvile. Ga.
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

s7L STSc Wil liam NJ. Philadelphia. Pa
BROWN Brown. Ivan H.. Nashville. Tenn.
CORPORALS:
s sAKEi eur b. Wagner. NC:
PEEL James +. New Nt; A YORK. Il: Tenn T.
fow HrS9 sG Clark B.. Duquesne. Pa.
PRIvATHs: wy -,-'
BENNETT BENSN LIE Roy, Reelsboro. NJ
e eHSMs ra join A. Fl P0 gsic,. WI.
FoRssELL. Louis A. ", Htusyti HaI +, MO-
G9 G!E Charles, New York. N. 7.
kULL. John G., Shenandoah, Pa.
PFLEGER, Emil, Chicago, hi.
d diEsk& M, 5esse s. s, MIiaRstsa. N. q
DE SILVA, James J.. Bpoo Fl T. w
L0EM, Louis Brooklyn. N. 7.
OSCARsON. Andrew A., Bufra1o. NJ
P1N1oS. william NJ. Arkansas CITY. Kan.
MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
KEA IHH. Thomas J.. Memphis. Tenn.
MUS nnRPo MAJ; Lima Ohio.
BARBARpi. Gaetano. Paterson. n. !.
ELsING; Karl: Roxbury. Mass.
AIsPAUGH, oliver J.. Bloominsbmx, Ohio.
CLARKE. Paul v. Eskdale, Col.
CORVARO, Domenico, Abruzzi, Italy.
COSGROVE, Patrick J.. Warren, Ohio
CUMMINGS, William s., Sioux City Iowa.
DOBROBY, Steve. Springfield, Mass.
HIRSCH. Nathan, New York, N. r
LASKEY. William H., Columbus, Ohio.
MAGALDI, Dominick. Waterbury, Conn.
MULLIGAN. James P, Philadelphia. Pa.
PAOLA. John. Roxbury. Mass.
PILGRIM. Grover W.. Neshoba, Miss.
STICKLES. James W.. Stanchneld, Nina
TANNER, Raymond l.. Alta Iona, Tex.
WOOD. Ernest c.. Wilmore. Kan.
BUXTON, Orval R., La Porte, Ind
COSELMAN. Merrill. Plano, nj.
FBRRELL. Alex F.. Lorena. Tex.
FRECH, George W., Hamilton, Nd.
GELINAS, Wilfred r., Pittsdeld. Man.
HARVEY, James r.. West Philadelphia, n.
HORN, Sherman. Caddo Gap, Ark.
KAUFMAN. MILFORD E., Aassillcn, On.
KOPS, Edward, Milwaukee, Wis.
MASSE, Roy. Britton, 8. D.
RUSSELL. Hirel, LAyman, Ky.
SOWHLL. Marvin B., ColdW1tee. Nh
WILLIAMS, Jesse NJ. Conway. 8. q
PRISONERS.
HARTY, Edward J.. La Fayette, IND,
MORGAN. Thomas P. Patricks Well. Ireland
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.

IECTENANTS:
HNRNANDEz. Harry a. Huntington. NJ.
MURDOCH. Clarence T., Hartford, Conn.
DAKE. Justin W.. viola. Wis.
HUNNEWELL. Hinman B.. White Plains
LOCKWOOD. Richard r., Mound 0ty. KIN.
NEWHAIL. Richard A., South Mlnsapol1s
MINI.
scHARDT: AIiie Alfred. Milwaukee, wls.
SERGEANT:
HACKER. Mder h, Dallas, Ia.
. OORPORAIS:
DOW. Leroy E.. osnter Halhne. n. Il.
HAsTERT.. Henry. Alton. Iowa.
JACOBSEN, Nels. Harlan, Iowa.
PETERSON. Roy E.. Wausa, Neh
SMITH. John R., Pueblo, CeA "
AGNEW. James. BridEeport, Osa.
JOHNSTON. Garry W.. Chicago, m.
JOLLY. Napoleon j.. Fitchburg. MasA
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PALMISTRY.
MORE OTRANTO VICTIMS.
Names Given of -Four Additional U.
S. Priyates Lost in Ship Disaster.

Names of four additional privates
lost in the sinking of the British
steamer Otranto in collision with the
British steamer Kashmir October 6
off the Scottish coast. together with
the names of 294 enlisted men of the
Army who were saved. were an
nounced last night by the War De-
partment. The names of those lost
are. Andrew J. Andrews. Savannah,
Ga; Philip H. Lederer. Paterson, N. j.;
Maurice L. Wallnau, Macon, Ca;
Grover Waters, Munford, Ala.
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4HVAIBS:
HARTY, Edward J., La Fayette. Ind.
MORGAN. Thomas P. Patricks Well, Ireland.
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x1ssua M ACTION.


SERCEANTS:
SoSsH; 5:Ss Fl +. II #ai h1as; D.l
WIN WIZ w ssiph B. T. ' sais: III 7s.h.
ABpHkHoLLDDEEN. George F.. West Hoboten.
BEkNoTss, jee. Akron. Ohio Ohio ~
sskszBSSfRI si zss: R.ss' 7!
AEsHs ESs'! Fs 1sG; ssi:s:s 4 1as
LEVIN. Aired B., Philadeiphia. Pa.
LOPEZ Rp..eI NJ. Mason City. Iowa.
ee sa IL a e. Foss Bedss iov.
PAhKER, GeoEse 4. ws.tneid. Pa.
| SANGER. John Milwaukee, Wis.
TTaosss. william f n. peiro it, Mich.
TONDER. Owe. Omaha. Neb.
TSiNsK1. Walter G.. II Bi.it di: Nd.
WAITEhs. Alert sa1WHe.' East ssrasu:., n
| WHALEN, John g., Sioux City. Iowa.
PORTED MISSING m, ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
5oH HsToSa Donald. Harrisburg. Pa
0STRANDER, Levin Amba, Attica, Mich.
PRIvATES:
| GAILEG0s. Miguel A.. Rito, N. NJ.
| MASE. Emil, East Chicago, Ind.
PARIS, Claude NJ, New Palestine, Ind.
KILLED IN AcTIoN-ERRoNEoUsL RE.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY IN
ACTION.
PRIVATE:
WYATT. Joseph a., Des Moines, Iowa.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AC.
TON - PREVI0USLY REPORTED
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
PRIVATE:
sKROBICKI, Joseph J., Cicero. III.
ERRoNEoUsLY REPORTED KILLED.
PRIVATE:
HOGAN, Herbert, Sedalia, No.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTIoN-PRE.
VIoUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION.
SERGEANT:
KOENIG, Frank, Allentown, Pa.
| PRIVATE:
LEONARD, Bert, Kansas City, Mo.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTIoN-PRE.
VIoUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION.
! LIEUTENANT:
DAVIS, John p. Chicago, III.
I
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Japanese Return Compliment.

The action of the Japanese Red
Cross in awarding a medal of honor
to Col. Roosevelt was in appreciation
of a liberal allotment he made to the
society in his distribution of the Nobel
peace prize fund.
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PLUHEE. Samuel r.. oak1ana. Az
RETURNED 10 DUTY (1rsv1suH 1DQes1
Died From Wounds 1sosfvsd n Aedsal.
PRIVATE:
McCLANAHAN, Frank C.. Brentwsed. Team.
RETURNED TO DUTY Qssvisasly 1sDsrtsi
prisoneR).
PRIVATE:
TURNER. George l.. Providence. r. L
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1ETu1MD TO DUTY (Prsvisus,y reported
Missing In Aetisn).
PRIvATTS,
ARsENAULH, Frank. Mexico. Me.
GONZALES. Rafael. Mountainafr. N. n.
Edward J.. Edenborn, Pa.
HIMEBABGH, Fred g., Malvern, Iowa.
KNOWLES, George l.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mRou1DrANc3 OVER WHICH WE HAvB
10 csasruLowtng to the increased cost Of
material md shortness Of labor and hours.
nnrsssheeing In Warrington viii advance In
Rrics 80 cent? Per set on and after November I.
FHD MASTER PROVISIONING AssoUA-
TON, ~
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;ined I'm action (ineand-

Above is the summary Of casualties
issued by the War Department. The
list includes those lost at sea, also
the total Marine Corps casualties to
date, but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain $50 names,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

bello, Ia Gnayra Y otras ciudadcs,
cl nnmcro de atacados es pavoroso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
HOMEMADE A PEREZ GALDOS Y A
MARIANA DE CAVIA

MARIANA DE CAVIA
Madrid, noviembre 5.-Se ha verifica-
do un gran banquete en- honor de los
ilustres escritores
Los festejados hablaron para dar las
gracias por ell homemade que Sc les tri-
butaba.
Mariana de Cavia refiriendose la que
ira mundial dirigio un saludo los pal
ses aliados, quienes luchan por ell dere-
eho y Ia ibertad.
Don Benito Perez Gald6s dijo que la
causa de los aliados es una causa noble
que debe contar con la simpatfa de Ia
humanidad.
Unamuno dijo:
"Koy triunfan la patria de Lincoln y
Francia. Espaha debe seguir el ejemplo
de esos dos pafses."
A continuation censur6 rudamente a
los gobernantes y ell militarismo prussia
no elogi6 la liga de las naciones que
nchan contra ellos.
Todos los oradores fueron ruidosamen
te ovacionados.
Despues Sc enton6 la Marscllesa y sc
dieron vivas a Espafa, Ia libertad J
los aliados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
LA INFLUENZA
EN- CARACAS
.MUERE FL HIJO MAYOR DEL
PRESIDENTE GOMEZ

La terrible influenza ha hechG
I'll Caracas una fulminante apa-
rici6n, causando verdaderos estra-
gos. La capital de Venezuela tiene
alrededor de ochente mil almas, y
enfermas de Ia ep!demia hay mas
de treinta mil personals.
Es vcrdaderamente TN horror
Personalidsdes muy distingH;-
das han muerto. Entire las VIC
timas de Ia influenza, Sc encuen-
tran ell hijo del Presidente, Ally
Gomez, ell senor don Pedro Gomez,
hormano del primer magistrate dt'
Ia Rep6blica, ell DR.. Munoz Tebar.
el DR.. Elias Toro, el Millionaire Sc
nor Gorandona, ell famoso empire
sario don Eloy Perez, el general
Edmundo s. Moncera y otras pei
sonalidades del pals.
Otro hijo del Presidente Jose
Vicente Gomez estuvo gravisino,
pero ya esta mejor.
TamDien ha estado a las puer-
las de la muerte cl Secretario &c.
neral del Jefe Executive.
La lista de les muertos y ataca
dos por L. playa, seria intermin&
HE.
La epidemic Sc extiende a cas-;
toda la rep1blica. En- Valencia hay
mos seis mil eases; Ell Puerto ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19
A LOS RECLUTAS

81 esta I'd. dentro de la edad
militar, 81 pertenece a la Home
Guard 0 al Ejercito, le interesa
tener un tomito dc elias Nociones
de Topografia' Militar'' por ell Co.
mandante Pascual Lopez Anton
giorgi. Para clases y "Scouts
muy necesario.
De venta casa Cantero, Fernan-
dez Y Co., San Juan.
Tn ejemplar, $3.50. Una doce-
ma, $500. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

+ Ell correo de Africa salia de Ca
diz en- punto dc las siete de la
maiana y, por 10 tanto, Ell madru-
g6n esta indicado, aunque este sea
todo 10 agradable del china fresco
de la pulcra ciudad andaluza.
Por ell paseo de Canalejas va
mos hacia ell muelle Reina Victo-
ria, y primero nos detenemos an
Se la efigie de la figura procer que
en- vida del Igaditano ilustre lie
origieron sus agradecidos paisa-
nos, y que frente al mar, y a la en-
trada de Cadiz, SC alza en- actitud
gallarda, como un bello simbolO
lie la nobleza de este pueblo inte-
|ligente hidalgo Lo que no cm-
pece para que lnuy cerca de la
artistica efgie, esten friendo los
.ndispensables tejeringos, para CO.
merlos calentitos con un cafe alb
surdo, que 81 no fuera por 10 ba-
ratio, era cosa de pensar en- 10 i'm
possible de hacer y tomar una imi-
tacion tan uara del aromatico ca
racolillo. Pero como esta calien-
te, y por donde pasa moja, como
me dice ell mozo, contemplemos en-
tanto la bahia amplia y Ell paisa-
lie hermoso que, desde la blancura
de Rota va pasando por Chipiona
el Puerto y Puerto Real hasta el
Arsenal y Observatorio de San
Fernando.
La hora Sc acerca, y vamos ha-
Ella nuestro barco, que es ell "Lo
vera. p" Decimos nuestro barco Ell
una fgura retorica, va que des
pues del susie que en- el sufrimos
no lie queremos para pasar este ta
mado estrechd, nj Ell broma mari
TINA.
Pero no adelantemos los salo
bres acontecimientos.
La salida, fue iay!, ventuross
con un fresquillo asaz grato, y has
ia nos permitimcs un tiroteo dt
miradas con una chiquilla guaps
y de ojazos de ofensiva tremenda
Salimos de Cadiz, doblando Il
punta de San Felipe y dejandc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-19

atras el potente faro de San Sc
bastian.
La chica guapa, va tomando
conianza, me. cont6 que era la Je-
fez y que iba Tanger pasar
una temporada.
Entretanto habia aumentado ell
yientecillo, y el "Llovera' inici6
un movido pase de baile que pro-
gresivamente Sc convirtio en- un
balance de cuatro golpes capaces
de zanzibar en- pesetas todo ell ORC
del Banco de Espaia. Mi compa-
ilera dej6 de hablar, y una hvidez
caracterlstica marco ell molesto
prologo del mareo con 'sus angus
tiosas consecuencias.
A partir de entonces, el imponen
te. vantazo jugo con el fragil y
viejo barco, que parec1a una des-
vencijada cotelera moviendose ra-
pidamente.
La chica guapa. sin poder soste-
nerse, rodo por la cuhierta y las
piernas que antes tapaba cuidado-
samente de los enbates del .fuerte
viento, quedaron al aire, sin fuer-
"a nj voluntad para taparse.
Cuatro horas negras, aun para
los que no Sc marean y han visto
grandes tormentas, pasamos des.
de Trafalgar Tanger, sin poder
refugiarnos en- Tarifa nj llegar
Tanger.
AL fin V como Sc pudo lego eli
"Llovera" al abrigo de la costa de
Africa, y ces6 el sufi'lr IN cl bar
co y tcr,aino dc 1ecir Ia cfica gra-
IA que ella guerra morirse.
Va frcnte al enorme ar@1al de
la playa de Tanger Sc detiene ell
"Llovcra" y vienen los moros in
ternacionales a yer 10 que pueden
lleyarse del barco.
Con precauciones Y difcultades
embarcamOs en- una ancha gaba-
ira que al remolque de un vapor-
clio nos lleva al muelle de made
ra en- donde pagamos un tribute al
Magzen Y subimos por empinada
rambla a la mcnos mora de las
ciudadeS del vencido Tmperio. d..