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II DEAD ON TODAY'S
CASUALTIES LIST
Five Officers Named on Roll of So
Wounded IN Action On
French Battlehclds.
Nv Associated Press to Fyory Evening

Nv Associated Prcsq - Fvrry Evening
Washington. April ~ Thc caanalty
list today contained - names Divided
~ follows
klIlrd IN action .. dicd u wounds :,
dle,i of dlseaao. 3 wounded severely, ~,
wounded lightly. p
~evcn officers were namcd. FIVE nf ihein
bong reported sererel. Wounded and
two slightly wounded
IL -evcrely wounded are Captain
Henri II Narihinetau. itcpienant4 ~
iand { Brown. dward " Freeman,
John ] llyde and lIarrs ! koliv
Tic slightly wounded arc i1eutrnanie
William ~ kuk aud tifred 7 kiun
II addition = the -cvon oilicere riam"d,
anathcr lieutenant Julien + Dow
previously reported killed n action wa
reported prisoner # GERMANY and
suffering frotu i sever wound
The h-i follow
kn.GFn iS ,crrn>
serecsut= Harry I Corhln William
Corporal Ions II Holnr.
Pnyatfa Harry ! tatu.. ipcinar ]
u afncr lesscEh Dlnarco. Charles g.
lrench. Ieeeph + t.audctfc Ralph
raami5o
DIED or WOUNDS
rrlvatr4 tlhert Adams George
Duto. benjamin Is kusirfs, Clarence s.
P1ran Charles / ~huII
DIED or DISEASE
Sergeant Cooper u. Wells
Nech..ates John fhric 1'oorgc 6
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain Henry II Worfhingfon.
l.irotenants Orlando G Brown, I'd
ward II FREEMAN, John J Hyde Harry
| helly
Sergesuts Fred K Hines. Abc Rusaln
CORPORAL George " sterling
oook. frank mixer Joseph l. Wood
Privatcs Alcxafdcr tlerdiee, Ioecpn
Amedco. con h 3arden, Hugh arrpll
John + ottmgham Ralph ] Guitnan,
Malvern Daz1s, Allcf-ei j Dillon liar
per II auikner Johu 6aHlak. John
(.Igncrre. John ranger Ba.-sAo
t,4ldora George I. Hight. George Alfrei
| liopkins. Robert l. House Juius hul-
/ ha1I. Frank L Mellou Peter Modzelev-
/ sbl. John Norris Samuel Il >ohamper.
Ben l. simeon harIes W williamson
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Ileu.cnaofs William Ii kUk, A.ber'
| 7 klvin
Sergeant I hArcS smith.
Corporals Robert 7 Barrett. Harry )
| Gallagher. Martin q Reilly
Mechanic Charles .. ThieSse
Wagoucr John MastrauIa
PfIXates Harold 2 Archer. Jonn bog
| dan. Y alter Borek. Waiter abak, vi
| liam l.. Devlne, Caleb " Feeback
George " Ford, Charles G tyfc JOSEPH
IIealy. Elmer Jernberg. Thomas / Kelly
Walter 4 Lolselle. SiIvle June LuSardl
| John NIadere, George " Marble, lohl
Norman, Maurice d O'AIeara.
Privates Thomas Connolly Charles \
Virgins and Michael X Holmes, pre-
vlously reported missing in action, nov
reported wounded IN action
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY

The following grand jurors have been
drawn to serve at the current term oi
the United States District Court
From Wilmington William q Law
son. John s Crohe George II Kerr
George r Hotfecker, Townsend " Nil
Ter, Fred H. GaWthrop. William " Lard
Brandywinc hundred Howard +
Lodge. Frank F. twing, William G. Robe
len,
Christiana Willard I Davis
White Clay Theodore II Armstrong
Thompson l. Lllley
Mil Greek Alfred " Walker
Pcncader I r McMulcn
ESt. Georges Francis B Watkins. ia.
ram NJ Pleasanton, Howard \ Pool
Duck Creek Henry u Boyer, Vii
llam q. Roe.
Georgetown Charles J Stoeckel
North Murderklll Ehen H. Hughes
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Wilmington BOY
. HON0IRtD IN FRANCE
Ernest .. Kitchen Promoted to
Second Lieutenant in u.
S. Engineers.

Ernest ID. Kitchen, formerly Of VIII
mington. now IN the Nineteenth United
States Engineers, III Francc, has been
promoted from sergeant 10 second leu
tenant Originally from the South, Mr.
Kitchen lived in Wilmington Tor aofnc
time, making his home with his brother
Clifford Kitchen. at iO7 West twenty.
second street He was then secretary ana
treasurer Of the Harris Engine Co, which
position he resigned last May when he
enlisted in the Engineer Corps of the
Army in Philadelphia last MAY Before
leaving Philadelphia he WAS promoted TO
sergeant In August he went To France
with his command and has been serving
in the railroad office detachment IN That
country.
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RAISING ST. PAUL.;
DAMAGE THRILLING
Open Ash Cock Blamed for Mis-
hap; Of Crew Missing,
20 Hurt.
Nv Asso~ia,ed Pros. 20 Every Evening


An Atlantic Port, April 20 The work
of raising the American liner 81 Pau
which sank nj her pier here yesterday was
progressing rapidly today. ASIDE from
olainage to the machinery and Furnishings
the loas will be confined ~ the cost ni
aalvaging operations The vessel lies
with her Htarhoard side above water
Three II the 800 men sald ~ have bccn
aboard the liner arc reported ne missing,
while tho list Of injured vii not exceed
twenty
Tho 81 Paul was returning ~ her pier
from n drydock when she was caught
in n strong ebb tide and water poured
INTO her II was anid today that an ash
port had bccn left open
Tho st. Paul now lies on 1hrr port
side in the dock, which has forty left
of water at high tide She is 81 HHty
three feet beam, 50 thot while she y
lvlnr on tho bottom of the river the md
ship section of her Rtarboard SIDE - ont
of water
II will be possihlc 10 raise her. Other
vcsscls have sunk At piers from carel'ss
handling 81 cargo and water hallnst ana
been raised The St Paul with her
IO.23o groee tons. 531 feet length and
four decks. viii furnish task, hut on"
that modern rrcckng companies ran
master
r,st what catsod the mishap ~ ~"
- Paul wil not bo known until divers
who were quickly sent down complete
their examination cf her hull and as'fr-
tain what ports wcro open There ~as
nothing 10 indicate any uaIupIsnrss
4 Foderal investigation vas begun and
her officers wcro not permitted " make any
81 Ateucnt except 10 the government ofll-
cials
enc theory advanced was that 10
leaving tho dr. d0ok bottom plate
might have been louscued ~ hcr tripping
on the till ~ the dock. This. horrver,
eas said by an official of The rrpur conn
many to have becn impossible lJc
pointe,l out that the 81 Paul had Icen
m the same dry dock several tIuca before
Irvernl of the workmcu saId shcu
fhcy rarne aahorc that they woro positive
tho son cocks nf the liner bod nof bcru
tempered With Sc there WAv 10 ua'rr -
her hold ag shr came up the rivcr ltc@
also sad that the crank shaft glands nr
parl lnp. waq tight The crank eratt
was laehrd - the port side "l'h ohn0
tackles
w0HK or RsrsrNG QUICKLY HFGfN
Wrccfiug lighters wcrc innedlet"lY
sent ~ tho dock and the wnrF % raielnR
thr liner was started Beside The laes
| af tho vessel for woke there viii bc ih"
loss If the dock 1hcrc ete ltas Thtrh
renders die the sides nf fwn piers which
| frcd VI sqele in Il
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HEAVY PENALTIES.
Imposed on Two Men Accused Of Assault
ing Policeman.

Vincent Plore and Samuel I 'ginc learn
ed, IN Citv Court TODAY. that il was host
not to assault an officer of tho law when
they were each fined 500 and costs on
charges Of assault and battery The two
Young men were charged with having
assaulted Patrolman Foreman. at German
hall. on Monday night. during wedding
~tanislaw kovschutz was fined $50 on q
charge Of dlsorderlv conduct George
Lake was gwen ten DAYS Tor vagrancy
Io~cph PoplIlo, charged With violating
the State law regulating pool rooms. was
dismissed. AS was Elias + Banks. charged
with assault and battery Thomas +
RYAN. charged with wifr beating. was
held under $500 bail for the grand Jury
William Hcnnesey was fined SION charge
OF trespassing on propcriy Of the T.. Il &
N raIlrnad
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Acused Of Liquor Sale.

Michael Walsh 4 resident Of Whining
ton, was arrested last night by Detectives
Riley and kempsli. OF charge Of selling
Intoxicating liquor 10 a sailor IN uniform
The sailor was . fireman from the L : :
Manhattan. now lying IN the harbor here
Since District Attorney Charles T.
Curlev could not be present at hearing
this morning, [ : Commissioner Ma
hatTy fixed the bail at 500 this morning,
which Walsh thinks he will be able 10
furnish
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COURT AWARDS.

Judge Rice, IN the Court of Comnon
Pleas. today, made awards as follows
In the case Of Wolf Sugarman vs.
Andrew ]. Richardson S305 for the
plaintiff
In the case Of Willis Groome IS.
Anthony Corletto so for the plaintiff
Decisions for the defendants were
gwen in the case Of Jack Alcotf vs. the
Wilmington Il Philadelphia Traction Co.
and in the case Of William s. Beck VS..
Frank L. Oakes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
AS SESSNiENT INC REASE.
4 Total of los Per Cent Shown in Chris
tiana Hundred

For the fiscal year beginning JULY
the assessment Of real estate in ChriStlana
hundred for county taxation has been
increased los per cent As compared with
the current wear. and the assessment in
Brandywine hundred Is expected to he
similarly increased.
The Board Of Assessment TODAY gave
the following statement concerning the
assessment IN Christiana hundred For
1918, s10.40S, al; for 1917, Sj.Ol5.7SO:
increase for 1918, s., ,392 .96I
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ENEMY INJURIES AIRpLANES.
Employe Of Cleveland Plant Charged
With Drilling Holes in Wings of Craft.
Press 10 Every E|eiIIng

Cleveland Ohio, April rs Charged
with drilling holes in the wings of air
planes ready to be delivered to the govern
ment, AN employc Of local manufactur-
ing company was arrested by Federal
authorities last night and turned over
to the police.
He will be detained pending an in..eSi i
CATION under the direction Of tI-sslllart-
mcnt Of Justice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
NEW RECTOR FOR CALVARY.
Rev. Howard G. England Of Washington
Accepts Call

The call extended by the vestry Of
Calvary Episcopal Church Third and
Washington streets, 10 Rev Howard G.
England of Holy Comforter Episcopal
Church. Washington, to become rector
OF Calvary, has been accepted
DR. England has been highly recon-
Fpcndcd. He viii assume charge OF the
rarish Nav J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
BARON RHONDDA QUITS.

r. associated rrcss 20 Every Evening
London. April 26 Baron Rhondda,
the DAILY Mail saws It understands has
,,.sipue. the Office of British food controller
which hc has held for the past ton months
David Alfred Thomas. first Raron
Rhond,la came TO the United States IN
1915 To organize war munitions supplies
and was on tho I.usltanIa whom that
vessel was t0rpctioCd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

thicogo April - Cattle rccripts
-GoO, Uo,t Enfrvc rfcrrv. 10 l0sl3 T5t
-'t.crrre and frrdcre, 25al2 ~ cows
ARIA herfc-s 7Ial3 90. calves Dab b
hecr rctolpfa 1n00 g"ak sheep
II. Onal7 l1 iarnhe lf 21a2l 30
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School Aids Loan.

Pupils of Public Schools No 80 have
invested 81, 400 in the third Liberty Loan
and s. lj7 in thrift stamps. The grand
father Of one pupil has given her $500
worth of Liberty Bonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
CHICAGO HOG MARKETS.

C.b,rooo. April 2s IIogs, receipts 20
oo0 strong Bulk, l700aIl n' ught
~ p5,I7 IS. miycd, 675al7 ~ t'avn
l5 Q5at7 %, rough - S5p ~ ~ pigs
I2 OOa III Is
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u. s. STANDS BY GREECE.
Rights of Nation Shall be Secured
in Peace Pact, Envoy Says
in Athens Paper.
!, A.sn,,a,ed Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Athens Greece, Thursday, April 25.-
The Patris publishes statement at
tributed to the American minister, Gar
rett Droppcrs, 10 the effect that the gov
ernment and people Of the United States
are determined that the integrity of
Greek territory shall be preserved and
that the rights of the nation shall be
secured in the peace negotiations.
Washington, April % The promise
gwen the Greek people by Minister
troopers at Athens that the United
States viii see that Greek integrity IS
preserved. although officials would not
say 50. was believed here to have been
made at the instance Of this government
Officials indicated that it had been gwen
the fullest approval
The statement Was III line with Presi-
dent Wilson's utterances regarding the
nights of small nations and with the an
nounced policy Of this government OFF
icalS would not comment on the report
that the Greeks here questioned the silence
Of the Allies regarding the future Of Greece,
but it is known they attach no import
ancc to the subject
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
PHILADELPHIA pRoDrcE MARKET

Ph1adnipha ATul n l'ota'ooE e'tsler
Delaware aud AIeryl and ] coal m rirr
rln ,a,,rds tlnrlda 2,45 ~ pcr
barroI
Dthrr article Unchanged
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

COACH Bloch. natural color reed good
condition 634 = Conncn street.
TENTH ST S24 W.-lO rooms and bath.
hot water heat. gas and electric light
YOUNG WOMAN, white. desires work
bV the day cooking or housecleAning.
Mrs Theresa Byci. 1920 Hancock St ----S
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TTr' something Try "'ase'hed
advert scrnnnt - tverY Ey"-fnI. NV
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You try an Eyeg Evening want adv
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-03
Sc PUBLICAN

LONDRF,S, Noviempre 29.-Ha-
ciendo referencia a las noticias que
han sido publicadas acerca de que
tanto el doctor Soft como Matthias
Erzberger re~nunciardn en- breve a eau
"a de los ataques cue les dirigie-
ron en- Ell Congreso Federal, en- un
despacho p~rocedente de C~openhague;
dice que van a pub,icarse algunos
documentos que Gentlemen las prue-
has de much0s hecohs conpromete-
dores para Erzberger desde el punto
de vista de sus actividades durante
"a guerra.
Tambien Sc dice. en- G mismo des-
pacho, que cuando los pr~isioneros
aliados. que Sc hallaban en- los CAM
pos de concentration, fueron pues-
tos en- libertad, les fue entregaGo un
extenso documento en- ell cue Sc les
pide en- ncmbre de pueblo aieman
que intercedan por el. Sc hace cons
tar en- dicho documentn que el eta
do pueblo aleman ha degrade a. fin
Iibertarse de las cadenas del siStema
barbara.
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Ell Congreso puede inmeidatamen-

Ell Congreso puede lnmeidatamen-
te enviar a los soldados que regresan
a esas tierras improductivas, 81 a
prueba los proyectos Y ell presupues-
to que p~resenta ell Dcpartamento del
Interior. Es possible. aprovechandc
nuestras tierras improdlctivas, efec-
tuar una gran revolution agrlcoEa
V rural, que proporcionara las mejo-
res oportunidadeS para los homores
que uuieran ayudarse a 81 mismos. \
cl Secretario del Interior ha elabo-
RADIO los meiores metodos posib. es
para clio. = los cuales espero pres
tets vuestra benevola atenci0n.
He hablado del control que debe-
mos tener por algun tempo, quiza
por largo tempo, SCORE los buques,
q causa de la prioridad de serviclo
que deben tener nuestraS tropas de
allende los mares, Y tambien ell que
debe darse d los cargamentos Que Sc
envien para salvar del hamDre a los
pueblos ilbertados ultimamente, para
iibrar de una perpetual ruina a mu-
chas regiones devastadas.
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sooto(ss Rs,smoAa
PROXIMO

FL dia Il de los corrientes tendra lugar en-
L. Cathedral de San Fernando. el matr;monio
de II Srita. Soledad Vazquez Norma y ell
Senior Don David Gordillo Escudero. aTnbos
pertenecientes a muy apreciables familias dc
IA coIonia mexicana de San Antonio.
La joveu desposada cs hija del Lie. Don
Emilio Vazquez Gomez Y De SUI esposa Il
Sra. Soledad Norma dc Vazquez. ) ell ST..
Gordilio Escudero. hiio del general del mis-
mo ape;lido, failecido no IN mucho.
Las invitaciones han circuiado va en- nuestra
colonia. y IN boda constituiri de SECURE un
interesante acontecimiento social.
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demanda que tiene
este preventive contra
la influenza IS eaoyme

BESIDE que Ia atencioa del publico &c fiij.
por prescription facultatira cr el URBAN ,
BALM. como preventive de gran valor para
Ia Influenza. Ia demanda ha siao inmensR
= Jc las droSucrias nos arisan que con ire
cueScia no pueden atender los pet;'dcs que
Sc les haccn.
81 listed aunca ma pucsto 4 rrueba este
mcdicamento. basta con decirle que un ant
quo rernediO. usado con TODD cXito para Ia ir-
fluenza. resfriados. catarro. etc. y r~ecienEc-
mente Sc dcscubri1 QUE cs un SECURE pre-
scrvativo contra Ia Influenza.
Esta contenido en- pe~lGeios tubOs de .or-
ma especial. los que hacen sea de facil aDli-
caci6n y economic. Al mismO TEMPO que
las dennis neditas sanitarias y PREVENT.
tome un POGO de URBAN'S BALM ) spi-
Gu-lo cen 81 jedo en- las fosas nasalcs y="-.s
veccs I'll diE y Sc rera Fibre de Ia iIi.ucr..-
URBAES BALM esta q In venta n prcciD
de &c. y Soc. tubo en- totias las droauc-.@s.
o So manda por carreo nj rccibo de su v:ic-.
D~iriianse los pcdiGos a URBAN CHEMICAL
CO.. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. ADJ.
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Registro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

I'm nino del senior Tomas de IL Cara y
de In sonora Ida Mae Taylor dc de Ia Cara.
en- 225 Helena.
Una nina del Senor Hitherto Gonzalez y q
Ia sonora Rebeca Ordohcz dc Gonzalez, en-
3O4l Elvin.
Una nina del senior Alfonso Sanchez y de
In sonora Victoria Fierro de SANCHEZ, en- 3l2
Dcigado.
I'm nino del senior O.. P. King y de Ia seno-
III Elvira Barajas de King, en- 40 North.
Una nina del senior Juan Valdes, y de Ia
sonora Luisa Garcia de Valdes. en- 535 Ro-
mama
Tin nino del senor Jesus HERNANDEZ y de n
sonora Alca-ia Cara de HERNANDEZ, en- lo5
San Luis.
I'm niho del senior Athos n. Carnival y de
Il senor. Reinada Leal de Caryajal. en- i2g
krempkon.
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DEFUNCICN

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Novembre 29.-
FL senior Rogue Somohano, persona
bien conocida en- esta ciudad v per-
te~neciente a una agreeable familia
de Brownsville Texas, falleci6 en- es-
tos dias en- el departamento de dis
tinci0n del hospital del Condado, a
donde 10 llev5 un ataque de Influen-
"a. enfermedad que degener6 en- pull
monia.
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parties Del cuerpo. son sintonas de que 81
sanEre esta danada o empobrecida. Asunas
wees las Intermediates de Ia sangre sc Ma
nifiestan bajo n forma de eczema, fscr5fu-
las, ulceras y otras sini'are, que arden cuno
s; fueran namas Al coutrcoo d. Il pie. ESQ
siEnifica que 81 sangre necesiEa :. :. s. Pc
re- hnpiarlE y pUrifica-la de cstos gerue-
mes acumulaGos. que son ! yeces csusa de Sc
-ias m~olestias y enfermedades. Esta medi-
Gina Is Ia mejor coIocis.a para esta Glaze de
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LOS GRANOS SON EFECTOS DE UNA SANGRE DANADA
Presto I'd atencion a estoss sintemas.

n,,.. .sta f.bricada con prodGctos vere-
tales. no conteniendo ninguna pEepa-ac.H@
oufraica nj mineral que pueda lasti7aar Il
pieL ocurra a c~ualquier droGueria y or
ore desde !uego una botella de 5. >. > -
vera !ibrc & esos granos, que des:iES-
-:n;,nr.s. ,der,as limpiara absoiutamcnte II
sanrrr. 81 listed Gesea una consuita esEf-
ciaI gratis acerea de su case particuiaT.
criha a n s~igu;ente direction: Medical DE-
rector. 60 Swift Laboratory,
GEORGIA.
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ESTE LIBEG
ES GRATIS.
IaS NiSterioS deI EIpHn,l>mo ' Hagi
,i.nn Prr>nnai RrNrladnS.

Los MiSterl0S del HtpHHtt>mO "S"
.iSmo Personal RevcladoS.
Herbert |. FliRs unO de los hiplotiSlaS
mas nien conocldoS m p nIund". public"
m Ghr0 notable >0orc FL HipnoI>no.
YasaeTisgo Personal y sacramento Nag
reiico. Pcr mucho> g. r0nSiGefdln -"HE1
Al tr,,aIn ma. marayIIlO-u y CUIISCn>iEG
del geurru que jamaS ha >ido pub!lcai"-
Hem6s deciaidu diStribuIr Dor IN terinioo
IpJ;adS una coGi7 GTauS a rdda persona
enc - inicrr>e ~IaC"rGUenr H"t eSlS>
CSan.iaS n,-~syrUrSs<. F<ie l,lrO eSia ba-
sadO -o5-a Ia cN7-Uteucti pracIlca te inG-
rsoS amos ,c IN EOm6re az" nd nl?hoti-
yad0 mas genie que rgaidugera oira per
soma sofa haya hipnniAsdu.
sbora I'd. pusde a9render los SecTe'oS
del hionotiSmO y 81 mS%nellSIn0 personal.
libre dc cOSjn- IN Ill propin h">dT, tLpHc-
,ISmo rnrf1ierc 81 nem0ri V dcSarrCNa
81 -nlnnfac. Nenrc II umldeL. revive "a
eSreranZa eS;imu,a II ar'hicl"n y i IT.
Iermin2ci0n de rener buen cXlIo-
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c

Maria Dominique Martinez, en- Ia Gale Cas-
siano.
Juana Balderas, en- SD Conception.
Tn nino del senior Carpio Perez y de n
sonora Celia 2. de Perez, en- l22l 5. Laredo.
Juan Soliz. en- 40 Colima.
Ricardo Guajardo, en- S0i 5. Lcona.
Brigida Trevino. en- S23 w. Salinas.
Silvina SANCHEZ, en- 9ls S. Laredo.
R.fu"Io LasSo. en- Monterrey, 2nd. Ward
Luis Lopez. en- 81 hospital de Santa Rosa
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MATRIM0NIO.

R6mulo Manzanares y Esperanza Rodri-
guez.
Carlos Medellin ) Guadalupe Cortreras.
Federico q. DomInyuez y Crisuna Rami-
req,
Epifanio Gomez y Maria RODRIGUEZ.
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DE DEL RIO.

Procedente de Ia Ciudad de Del Rio. AGA
ba de regresar 4 San Antonio el Sr. Ing Don
David de L. Fuente. Iuien hace roco saliera
rumbo a aquel!a poblacion fronteriza. con c!
objeto dc apadrinar en- su m~atrimonio a sus
sobrinos Francisco y Maria de la Fuen-
70
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Ayuda a Belgica y Francia.

iPudiera no decir n palabra en-
esta OCCASION, de las n~ecesidades de
Be sica V Francia Ninguna suIna de
dinero que Sc pague nor via de IN
domination podra servirles para sal
varse de las desventajosas condicio-
mes en- que Sc ha!laran por muchos
ancs. Aunque tlviesen dinero y ma
teriales brutos en- abundancia, no po-
drfan volver a ocupar manana su iu-
gar en- Ia historic del mundo-el i'm
portante puesto que tenlan antes de
la guerra. Muchas de u fabricas
han sido arrasadas, Y la mayor partc
de SUI maquinaria ha sido destruida o
rotada. Sus habitantes estan espar-
cidos, Y mnchos de sus mejores obre-
ros han muerto. SuS mercados Sc
ran tomadcs por otroS, 81 no sc les.
ayuda a reconstruir Sus fabricas, Y
o montar nuevamente Su maqulnarla.
Esto no debe dejarGe q las vislcltu-
des de una egoista competencia. For
tanto, 20 espero que ell Congreso no
tendri Inconvenience or conceder a
una agencia, tai como Ia Oficina de
Concrete de Guerra, e. derecho de
establecer prioridad de eXportaciones
V de where's en- beneficio de esos pue-
bios, n los cuales hemos tenido Ia d.
cha de ayudar a libertarse del terror
aleman. V a quienes no debemos aho-
IA deiar expuestos . n competen-
cia de~sastrosa.
Para el estuGio V facilidad de nues-
tros asnntos domesticos NADIA mas
importante que Ia inmediata deter
miYacitn de los inpuestos que han
de recabarse Ell 1913, 1919, Y 1920.
Como Ia mayor parte de los imoues-
tos deben recaer sobre los negocios,
en- cuanto 10 permitan los metodos
sanos de gobierno, debe manifestar-
Sc. tan exactamente COMO sea possible,
a los jefes de las grandes industrias
esenciales del pals, que cbligaclones
tienen para con e. Gcbierno en- los
aros pr6xiros. Seria de gravisimas
constituencies para 81 pals delar de
remover estas incertidumbres I'M sole
dia mas del ~necesario para su dis
custom. Y es TEMPO perdido hab!ar
de reconstruction de los negocics n
ties de one Sc renuevan esas incerti-
dumbres-
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OPERADA.

Ha sido operada con todo exito. en- el Hos
pital de Santa Rosa. de esta ciudad. n Sra.
Evangelina V. de Gutierrez, eSposa del Sr.
Jincno Gutierrez y radicada en- Parras de Il
Fuente, Ccahuila.
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RESThBLECIDA.

La Srita. Avelina Madero. hija del Sr.
D. Eva-isto Madero Hernandez, ligeramen.e
cnferma l. semana pasaGa, Sc encuentra ya
del TODD reStablecida.
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ESTAW DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia lara hog, en- San Antonio y
sus a!rededpres, una temperature modera-
d. variando en- les grades minimos. entrs
81 Y SIS grades.
Soplaran ligeros rientes del nerte.
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PARA FINCAR

z. Chincarini. para censtruir un euarto
en- Ia Gale Fox nimero 3IO9 P. S. Libree.
para una cahaIleriza en- SIT Austin.