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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20
IlIerIei.

Ser am 9onnerstoa nj Der
5toot aefoaene Gegeu lit auf 80
.3o1l bemelIen. Ser Hegen ioll iid) IN
6ltlider &ihtllng auf cine grobc Gut
fernllna eritredt baben, mabreto lin
noroliden Sell BON @elt-Seras nod
.imuter iiber 3rofcnbcit geflagt miro.
sst1 Mbilene loll iatiahliher @allers
mnlgel berriben mno Die gurger Der
5taot oiirfen iidl mir 81 elmer be-
itimnlten Stunoe nit @alier perlor,
gen.
9ie u9allgbters Of tbe Mepn-
bic Of geras bielten an 5reitog Dor,
1nittag cine @~eriammlung I'M Wicr-
ger 6otel ab, in ser lie eillen id)arfcE
BroteIt gegen bas auiitelpn Der aarS
it~eualsbuoen am benz in Der Nabe oes
aIa1llo gelegellen Geile bes slarao-
Ylntes e~illlegten.
6elter, meld)es am 5relta0
abeno in Dem Soc 5riele geborigcn
5auie. 1886 Gietoria Giraffe, aus
brah, rid)tete eincu qnf $1,000 &C.
id1sten Shaoen an. 0as @ebdaee
miro bon 81. 8alorope uilo 5oba
syronflum tells als @rocerps1tore
tells als Bobnlmg bemuBt.
Die bieligen 9onfeH iperocl
gidditen Ntontag wegell oes San Sa-
cinto Cages, Der 8Dar oltf oea
6onntag i1lt aber erlt anl Msollta9
gefeiert miro, eefd)lolien bleibert.
Serr Yaul Sorting, Der @robs
Sefretar Ser Sermtamsiobne, teilt
init, oaB ons CUR Soge geborige Ill
tenbeim einen 2iberto=9oito fir 500
gefauft bat.
Ser aorporal Carlton iii ar
sSreitag rnhmittag beim 8aoen IN
Rebina MiDer %ertrumfen, obne oag
iedjS IeiRer Gamernoen, pelfe nit
Inn maren, irgeuo etiuas geniertt
hdttcl,. Sic 2eide bes Berungliif-
ten, Der 81 Sabre aft mar uno ans
Nanoolpb. Gan., Itunmte, murbe crit
qegen iefls llJr abenOs gefunoen.
Seurp Aieienberg, ein befaill-
rer giirgcr Der Staot Snoianapolis.
rsno., miro ndditen 0ienstag abena
auatcr ben Anipi3ien oeS uRational
gouncil Of 9efeuie" eillen Sortrag III
Der g~,eetbooen Salle balter, i'll fpel.
diem cr Die arieaslage pom Stano-
puuft ser 9entid : amerifaner bis
sfutiereH miro uno 81 Dem i6rnmtlidls
siiirger ocutIfcr 4bltamn1ung einge.
laocn iilo. Gie rabitebefloen Serrcn
seriud)pn Die oeiItide 8cDoIferrng, OIL
Seriammlung 10 5ablreih nle moa-
lid 81 beiud)en. Jranf 6. 9oBbarot,
Rr1Iibent Der Sarmonin 2oge Der
9ermdnnsiobnc: @m. q. 9ieImatln,
9sraiiorHt oes San Anionip 9iebcr.
fran5; eco. M. s. 9ielmann, grd.
lioent oes ct. Soiepb's Gereins; s.
90. @loefner, Sdosnleilter Der Ser.
~nlonnsiobme Seingeieaihaft; Sbeo.
MILLER, Yrdiioent oes Beethoven
Na1rmerdors, @nl. &elter, Trdlioerl
0es Gan 4ntpnio Qurnpercins 3bcp
arauie, Br1iioent ser Sienieriug 2n
ae, 8. o. $. e.; @. q. @ur5bah
ernit 6eIlbaum, Baul SerttIng, Ct
fretGr Der @roBloge oes Sroens oel
5ermannsIobne; 0iar a%rIeger, Grd.
iioent Ser Gaiinos@ eieaihaft.
Inter Den 50 meiBen &efrlltel
aus oemgesirf Ser 3. Gefrutierunas
aonrmiiiion finoen mir ~folgetoc bent
ihe Nameii. Sermalm a~inoerpater
gbns. @m. Maurcr, Otto Summed
Carl @0t mo Maar 5enrp Sdrofer
Sic Mertfancrin 8ilaoalup'
Shores waroe pegen SdndpSpcr
fnnfs ohne 2isens i'm 81. Diitriftge
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Gptfonfamtn.Yroonf
Erobnfte
BeuHie.

&artpfieln, E Sc per RtunO;
California, $500 per 100 8funo3 Gotoz
rabo, $500 per 100 4firno.
SiiBfartoffeln gam. $3.50 uno S $50.
3piebeIu, geras 8ermuoos, $3.50;
grhlta[ @are. $1.75.
8obnen. Colorado, Eiuto. pei Sir
1925; California gnhors. pet cipt,.
5000; Yiuts, $9.75; Gina, $1,000:
Maph $500; 8ladebes, Stt.00; Iounn
Green, per 8ufdel Campers. $500.
Sonlatem, mer., $500 9unp $4,25.
aobl, $3.50 nnS S4.75 Der 100 9fb.
Crime Efeffer. SOC per Nfe.
Haoie5Gen. SOC per 9bo @unbel.
Spinat $3.50 per 8uIdel.
Crime grbien, $500 per Sanipef
geeten, $3.50 Der 100 Bfuno.
Reerretfias9 ursein. DER Efe ~
@urfen. per grate $500.
Seuerie, soc per 3ueeuo.
Beterfilie. Acc per SOB. sginoeI
aopfIalat, Cal, $3.50 per Crate.
8eIbe @urseln, $500 per 100 BID,
Squaih, per 8midJeI, $3.50.
gierpflanseu. $500 per @ufdI.
Miiben, $500 per 100 Rflino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20

Die NaDrnug zines 8abps ioil
5t ettpa einem 0riteI aus Sett be-
iteben.
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Sic .0rcie Yrene fiir Seras"
er5d,eint ais gaaeblatt inb 9Sodbenblatt.

9as Saaeblat tit pierieiig unO foIet SOC per gfonot ODER Sc per Sabr
9as Wodben6latt lit ie95ebnieihg uho fofet So per Snbr. Rad Werieo
50 Qdp. Nnb europa, 8oto e~tngedbhen, So.
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gies Narft.

San Nntcnio. 20. qpril. 1915.
aiibe, 1915 bis S9.40.
adlber, 1915 bis $3.50.
Sullen. 1925 Bis $1,000.
Cdieu, $3.50 bis $t4.00.
ct. 9oui5. 90. slpril. t9fs. Mirn.
bieb, Seros : @ieb. $6.75 Bis $1,000.
Gdiuciue. Sf3.25 bis StT.90.
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Neindt - Gine Tran snm apdJen
nnb sur 6ilfe in Der 6atsarbeit.
825 Warben Str. (an5.)
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Gottun.

Gottun.
Sm autouio, beute 80 Cent?.
COLLECTION, 9eitern 80 Gents.
Gptfonfanrn.Xroonfte
Gan Mntonio, 30. gpril. 1918. :
Brime CRUDE Cotton @eeo Oil. $1.3t.
EentS Der Wnuone-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-20
6sate
Gede.

| Iuaords 3teQeu. beida0iqt 3 et5.
| BoIf uno Saihs 20 gts.
guooras3 iegen, per Rfo. 10 Cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
NO Sc LIE DIVIDE NUESTRA DIRECTION.
ESCRIBANOS HOY MISMO

bre Be!gique". que We IA luz en- La
Haya-
La noticia cue ha sido reproducida
por Ell Telegram, dice que algunos de
los prisioneros ingleses. ~preSentan
yeadaies alrededor de la cabeza. 10
que indica Que a6n no Sc han reco-
brado enteramente de las heridaS re-
cibidas en- Ell campo de la lucha.
La information agrega que un
numero igual De prisioneros belgas es-
tan desempenando el mismo papel de
escudos en- los camoos de aviacion
de DieSt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
LOS ALEMANES EMPLEAN MULE
RES DE PHOTOS.

p-l Se.aicio Especial para La PRENSA-
NUEVA YORK. Septiembre 12.-
Tn despacho p~ro,edente del frente a
mericano Ell Francia, dice que en- los
r~ecientes casos que han tenido lugar
de derribamientos de a~eroplanos ale
names por aviadores amerlcanoS, Sc
ha encontrado que va el photo, o va
ell observaGor.' eran m%ujeres.
Tai descubrimiento viene a poner
de manifesto ell hecho de cue Alema-
MIA no cuenta con Ell numero bastan-
te de aviadores, del genera mascu-
limo, para los servicios indispehsabieS
de observation de las operaciooss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
D LOS MEXICANOS

que Sc encuentran actualmente en- los Estados Unidos traba-
jando para ganarse h~onradamente Ia vida, tienen Ia obllga-
ci6n de mantener a sus familias que estan en- Mexico, man.
dandoles parte de 10 que ellos ganan aqui.
Imag;nese I'd. el cuadro tan horroroso que presentara
LA CASA DE I'D. 81 I'd. no les manda dnero 4 sus tamllla-
res! Con los precios tan altos como estan y que Sc van ha-
ciendo cada vez mas elevados, 81 I'd. no cumple con Ell deher
inevitable que tiene de mandar dinero a Su famlila, SUS
ANCIANOS PADRES no tendran Quizas manana nj un pc
dazo de pan para no morir de hambre nj tendran NADIA con
Que pagan medico V medicinaS 81 estan enferros, Y tendran
que recurrr al buen corazGn de suS vecinos, hacienda con eS-
TO papeles lastimosos que I'd. TIENE LA OBLlGAClON de
evitaT que hagan. puesto que I'd. trae dinero en- la bolsa.
TAI VEZ SUS HlJOS necesiten ropa para ,cuDrlrse anora
cue va "a a comenzar cl invierno. y qulzas maya necesldad
de comprarles alimentos especiales. mas caros que antes, y
enos no tendran manera de hacerlo 81 I'd: que eS su pare,
no cumple con ci a~gradable DEBER DE MANDAR DlNERO
4 SUS HIJOS.. y finaente, So ESPOSA estara a1hSi-
da porque no ticne con que pagan la renta de su casa, que lie
exigen los propietarioS V que 81 no la paga la sacaran dc su
habitacion V nadie sabe 10 que sucedera SIN recursos para
tonar una nueva. Como estan las cosas en- Mexico, con re-
yoluciones V combateS a cada nomento, hay veces que las gen
ties necesitan tener direro a Ia mano para pagan un wage
violenro a lugar mas SECURE que aquel en- donde v!vel, a I'm
de no exoonerse a perder la vida. ST I'd. que trabaJa en- este
pals, donde WYE I'D. ganando un Duen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
IOUIEREN COMBATIR LOS
|GRIEGOS DE PALESTINE
,-l Seryieio Especial parc Ia PRENSA.

Del Scrricio Especial pare LA PRENSA.
ATENAS, Septiembre 12.-Los
periodicos de esta capital publican
hoy informaciones en- las que Hannah
Ia atenci0n al vehemente deseo &c los
griegos RESIDENCES Ell Palestine. para
tomar parte en- la guerra.
Tanto los griegos m~oviiizados, co
mo los que aun no han sido .lamados
en- aquella antigua provincial turca,
han pedido que Sc les enliste en- 81
Eiercito Griego Y sean enviados 3
Sal6nica. Segun las noticias ~reci0idas
aqui. Sc sabe gus e. primer contin-
genie de voluntarios ha salido va para
IA capital macedonia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
USAN ALOSP %RISIONEROS
COMO ESCUDOS CONTRA
O RAIDS AEREOS
D., s.rr.eio Espssia! &c In PRENs4."

~ S,rr.cio EspsciaE &c La PRENSA."
AMSTERDAM. Septismbre 70
Cerca de veinticiGco priSioueroS brl-
tanicos han sido confiEadOS en- unaS
jaulas. semeianteS 4 !as de los pa
iaros. solo que de IN 5amano apro,
piado, para al5ergar 4 los presses. '
colocados en- las cercanLas de los han
cares, en- Evere. un subIrbio Ge Bru-
SEAS, Belgica. FL objeto de tai me-
dida es Ell de que dichos priSioneroS
sirvan de escudo aer5dromo De re-
ferencia. contra los raids aereoS &C
los alisdpS. ESta information ha ST.
r pubEasda por Ell perio0ico La Ii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
PROYECTAN UNA NUEVA
LINEA DE DEFENSA
LOS ALEMANES

:, +- =. :, - !. :: :. = :. =. :. =:
:. Tru. translation filed with the POST ::
). master at San Antonio. Tex. as re- =
). auired by the act Of October ., lsiE- :
). - :: :. = :. : = !
p.! Serricio Especial pare "a PRENSA-
- PARIS. Septiembre 12.-Una SUI
prema Inca de defensa que sera Ia
mada Linea de Parsifal, esta slendo
construida por los alemanes, desde
An1beres a Metz, segun dice Marcel
Hutin en- ell Echo de Peris, importan-
te peri6dico que We la luz en- esta ca
pital. Ell articulo de Hutin dice tam
bien cue los fuertes de Ia plaza de
Amberes, estan siendo puestos en-
| condolences de defensa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

Tesy eleenoo yk escrzIe~a6 @ A~r~nsngoehe
al,E4 oek que 10 les hah>en av~ezaaf
Recgnea/A IL erc/14 ,ze|6 e1e se hIzo Fl
Ir-o1a-<h AIe sue 1unee hekra usIe q
X1aHr. II Se6rS Aaeseeruae, vehre @/ezm
20 yA6a, hshma yer So o1Ncc>o1 per Ia
oeSIAa As Ana<yo.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
HAyRINCOURT EN- PODER DE
LOS INGLESES

Del Sery.c:o Especial de LA 1RENSA'
LONDRES, Septjembre 12.-Las
fuerzas del Mariscal Haig capturaron
how Ia villa entera de Havrincour. con
exception del lindero oriental. Los
inpleses hicieron I'm avance de mlila
V media en- un frente de ire: y me-
dia millas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
OCUPARORN PETRCGRADO LOS

S.y,,;cjo E.psciGl para Ia PRENSA,

Del Ssrcicio Espeeiai para IA
COPENHAGUE. Septiembre 12.-
How circul6 en- esta capital, la noti-
ella de que los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rusos han tornado la ciudad de Petro-
grade, antigua capital de Russia. Mn
detalles Sc han recibido hasta
ahora, nj la noticia de r%eferencia ha
podido ~comprobarse en fuentes Off
cialeS. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

.OBLACIONES 4 DONDE PODE,
Hidalgo Mi
PACHUCA ACl
1ULANCINGO ARl
HUICHAPAN CHt
ICHh
Jalisco CCHHff
AMECA IN:
ARANDAS -
ATOTuTILCO Ell ALTO Jay
ATOTONILQUILIO Ply
ATOYAC Ia
AUTLAN ~
ago Ell CHICO Hot
CANADAS M
COLOTLAN NJ!
DEGOLLADO PAN
IENCARNACIOA De DIAL Par
GUADALAJARA FAl
HUEJUCAR PEN
HUEJUQUILLA Ell ALTO PCf
CHAPALA ~
TXTLAHUACAN Fcf
JACOTEPEC SAfl
JALOSTITLAN -
JESUS MARIA Ian
LA BARCA H.,
LAGOS DE MORENO ian
MASCOTA -
MEXTICACAN Iaf
MEXCALA ~
OCOTLAN 80
PASO DE SOTOS 80
..lSAN ANTONIO ALLIE 20,
SAN JUAN ~
80 Tins YUf
SAN NICOLAS IN
SANTA CRUZ III
SAYULA TiN,
HTEMACAPULIN yI-
UTEOCALTICHE H
TEOCUITATLAN N,,e
TEPATITLAN III
TEQUILA CEN
TIZAPAN I'm
TUXPAN Mon
UNION DE TULA MON
YAHUALICA n
ZAPOTLAN CaS
ZUZCUECA oAA
Mexico Pue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
PEDRO y DIAZ, SERA Ell PRE-
sIDENTE PROVISIONAL

Cc! S,yricio Espeeiai Ge Ia PHENSA-
PANAMA. S%eptiembre Eel &C.
neral Pedro a. Diaz sera Ell Presiden-
te provisional, que regira los deti-
nos del pals, por ell tiemss ele falta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

para completar e. periodo que que
dara pendiente por la muerte del Pre-
sidente constitutional. DR.. Ramon
Valdez. Ell rombramiento del General
Diaz Sc hizo por mayoria de votos
de la Asambiea Nacional. e..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

! ABASOLo
APASE0
CELAYA
c. MANUEL DOBLADO
~CHAMACUEPO
| ~GUANAJCATD
LEON
PENANG
PUEBLO NUEVO
PCRISIMA DEL RINCON
SALAMANCA
SALVATIERRA
! SAN FELIPE
! DOLORES HiDALG0
! SAN Eco. DEL RlNCON
! SAN MIGUEL
! SiLAO
! TARIN0R0
VALE DE SANTIAGO
YURIRIA
!
, A LUIS DE LA PAL
I JARAL DEL VALE
SAN DIEGO DE UNION
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14
En- Ia Gale:

-;Se1cra. por Maria SantisiTa, no
dele listed llorar asi a csc nino, De
le listed 10 que quiera,....-
-ES que guie-e yer IN i1cendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

Queretaro
~QUERETARO
4
C~ADEREGTA
SAN JUAN DEL RIO
| San Luis Poiesi
| CEDRAL
CERRITOS
CHARCAS
RIO VERDE
SAN LUIS POT0Si
WALES
M~ATEHUALA
| SinaIoa
CULIACAN
LA CRUZ De COSALA
MAIATLAN
AR0ME
LOS MOCHiS
Sonora
GUAYMAS
HERMOSILLO
lMURIS
SANTA ANA
URES
~Tamauiipas
D VICTORIA
LAREDO
TAMPICO
Topic
san BIAS
TEPiC
yucatan
MERIDA
Veracruz
Zacatecas
DEL ORC
FRESNILLC
IEREZ
JUCHIPlLA
M.AZAPIL
NOCHISTLAN
~TLALTENANGG
Z~ACATECAS
OJO CALIENTE
PINGS
S~OMBRERETE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

SueIUO, no s utIt ue u SeHtNS :! To- l,H"~"N TIT - -
aseguren su vida V tengan siquiera algunas de las mucnas
conodidades que Sc nerecen, no crea I'd. que van a encontrar
GENTES DESINTERESADAS QUE LES AYuDEN.
Esas eentes va no existen mas que en- las novelas. y el unNo
que puede yer por los de I'd. es listed MlSMO.
listed CTIANDO MANDA DINERo A SU CASA, en-
vista de que hay en- Mexico tanto desorden, quiere estar ao-
soIutamente SECURE de que ALA no lie van a hacer un pan CO
mo unas hostias, V en- este tiene I'd. razon Y mucha: xxi
ia I'd. por 10 tanto, que lie digan COMO Sc LLAMA Ell
OLE III VA 4 PAGAR A So FAN1LIA y 81 no lie dlcen a
i'd. O no 10 ha dido nombrar nunca nj es de su pueblo, NO
MANDE NADIA DE DINER POR TAI ~CONDCCTO. No
crea I'd. que todos pueden decir!e el nonore lie aiguna per:
soma o pueblo, porque no todos tienen agehtes III MEXICO Il
tcdos conocen Ell pals |
los ANGEL ES LOS ANGELES
~" $500, r. MERCANTILE CO.
Sucursal |
POI n. Main Street l12L, A West Commerce 81.
Los Angeles, California. san ANTONIO, TEXAS.
lie dicen a I'd. el nombre de la persona que lie va a pagan
a su famlia ' con ~seguridad I'd. la conoce:
MANDE listed 81 DINERO SOLO POR CONDUclo
DE LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-14

, Michcacan gu
OF
ACUITZIO AN
ARIO DE ROSALE- CA.
ICHARAPAN SA!
lCHAVINDA
! CHERAN Sal
CHILCHOTA CEl
IRIMBO Gel
IXTLAN Oh.
TACOMA RIG
JIQUILPAN SA,
LA PIEDAD VA
MARAVATIO MA
MORELIA
NAHUATZEN g.
NUMARAN CAi
| PANINDICUARO -
PARACHO -
PATZCUARO ~
PENJAMiLLO az
PUREPERO Lux
PAJACUARAN
~PURUANDIRO Sol
SAHUAYO CT.
TACAMBARO He.
TAMAZULA DE lMJ
GORDIANO SA!
TANGANCICUARO URl
-.
The evening world., 1918-01-24
CHILDREN HATE I
PILLS., CALOMEL
ANDCASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative when
cross, bilious, feverish or
constipated.
California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
Look back az your childhood days.

Look back az your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How you hated them; how you fought
against taking thcml
With our children IT'S different.
Mothers who cling to the old form Of
physic simply don't realize what thew
do. Tbs chiidren's revolt is well
founded. Their tender little lin
sides" are injured by them.
II your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious "California Syrup Of Figs" It's
sctlon is positive but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative handy; they know children
love to take It; that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, and that a teaspoon
ful given to-day saves a sick child to-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, child
ren OF all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on each bottle, Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. See that Il
is made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt.-Advt.
The evening world., 1918-01-24


Nj and Mrs Henry f. NiAse ot
Jersey city have announced tho en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss
Charlotte Nicsc. to william Arnold
Shanklip ir.. son Of william Arnold
Shanklin, President OF Wesleyan TINT
versity. and Mrs. S~hanklin.
Mr.. Shanklin, who has just returnt .
from six months service in FraI. -
with the American Ambulance Corp.
is a member Of the Alpha Delta Phi
Fraternity AZ Wesleyan. whore no IL
an undergraduate.
The evening world., 1918-01-24
MAKERS
STORY IS READ At
R|NTELEN'S TRIAL
Shells Enough to DESTROY
Dozen Ships, Electrician
Told Detective.

Most ~ the morning scSSio. n
'A" ma. al Franz Won Rinte',n and
eleven other alleged consnlr1iors
Dharged with plotting 10 destroy food
ships destined Tor the Allied nations.
was taken mp with the reading ~ p
deposition from Ernst Becker. an
electrician on the steamer Friedrich
dor Crosse. who told OF maxim, the
cases FOR about $50 bombs which a.
delivered 10 the business once ana
residence Of Or Walter T. Scheele in
i%lobokcn.
A. the time he made the statement
Becker thought he was talking 10
Wolf Won Tgel, master spy. and talked
tIc"lv because lie thought he had
been given a raw deal" In having
received only $40 for the work ne did
On me Friedrich der Crosse.
Tho deposition was taken in the
presence % Detective S~erEeants
Barth, Barn.tz and Scnfi, the latter
being placed on the stand 10 testify
as 10 the correctness Of wording as
translated from German into English
by him.
Attorney tuuueen attempted to
show that the Translation OF Becker's
dispositions both at Police ~Ifeadauar-
tore and in IN" Office NJ the Depart
rneni OF Justice we've not correct. ow-
ms to the difference between the dta-
lects OF Becker and SEMI.
The examination Of Sergt. SEMI
brought out the statement that
Becker had admitted he made enough
shells Tor bombs while employed on
the Friedrich der Crosse to destroy q
dozen ships. Becker was also de
yribcd as a messenger for DR.. Scheelc.
carrying the finished bombs TO the
Atlas Line pier, where they were de-
livcred to Capt Wolpert.
Semi further testified that Becker
had admitted having rcad Of the dis
coycry in England Of ten bombs In the
hold OF a vessel arriving there from
New York and was convinced that
these we're part OF the supply he had
delivered TO Capt. Wolpert.
How Becker was trapped into leav-
lns New Jersey and coming TO New
York. ostensiblv to see another de-
PENDANT in the present trial, Won kleist,
vas related by the witness. Becker
was placed under arrest Immediately
on his arrival here.
Carl Gustafson. ships carpenter On
the kirkoswald. said the kirkoswald
sailed from New York May 10, 1915,
after having loaded with & from
lighters at the foot OF saith Street.
Brooklyn. There was a delay OF six
tecn DAYS In the harbor at the French
port. 80 hat II was nearly a month
after sailing from New York that the
FIRST bomb was discovered in n Of
the bags OF sugar. Later In tho DAY
three moro bombs were found.
GuStafson told how he picked M
ono OF the bombs and related how his
fingers were severely burned, although
there was no evidence OF fire. THIS
was explained by the fact that some
Of the sulphuric acid had exuded
through the shell.
This bomb has repeatedly been
Identified as one OF those made in tho
laboratory OF DIR. Scheele In Hoboken.
The evening world., 1918-01-24
T0DAY'S BEkUTY HELP

We fni you can bring out the
beauty of your hair to It's very best
advantage hv washing it with Can
throx. 1t makes a very simple, m
expensive shampoo, which c~leanses
tie hair and scalp thoroughly of all
the dandruf, dirt and excess oil,
leaving a wonderfully clean, whole.
some feeling. After lis use, you
will find e. t the hair dries quickly
and evenly, is never Streaked in sp-
pearancc and is always bright, soft
and fluffy; SO hutfy, in fact, that it
looks more O. undant than it is, and
so soft that arranging it becomes a
pleasure. just use a teaSpoonful Of
CanthroX, which you can get from
any good druggist, dissolve It IN p
cup Of hot water; this makes q fun
cl Of shampoo liquid, enough So II
is easy to apply it to all the hair in.
stead Of Just the top of n" head.
AdvL
The evening world., 1918-01-24
TWO GIRLS ENLIST As COOKS
IN NAVAL RESERVE FORCE
One Is a Stenographer, but Was
Raised in Country and Can
Cook ANYTHING"

The honor Of being the hrst women 10
ct as cooks in the Naval Reserve
fc.,s today went to Mss Helen Chris
,ene Hnerle. twenty-three wears old, 81
40. 1888 West Twentieth Street. and MISS
Geraldine Dewey, t%Wenty-four years old.
~ the same address. They were pre-
lIously enrolled as instructors IN cook
Ing at the headquarters, No. 2SJ
broadway.
The applications OF the " youns
Women followed close upon those OF Miss
GLADYS Wertheim and Miss Roberta
Johnson, Of New London. Conn. wha
were rejected because OF obstacles in
the navy regulations, which were Owe
.ome to-day.
Miss Hoerle told the enrolling ONCE
tnat she is an ardent sun asst. a mem
Der Of the Mayors Committee on Re.
ceIlting and a member OF the women's
Auxiliary Committee for Naval Work
and a business woman,
Miss Dewey admitted being a stenog
rGpher. but SAID
81 was raised in the country and can
cook anything
The evening world., 1918-01-24
MAN, WIFE AND BABY
ARE KILLED BY GAS
Jet Accidentally Opened by Mother
After Heating Milk for Child in
the Night.

John LOMBARD, twenty-seven years
old. his wife Jennie. tw%cnty-four. and
their five months.old baby were killed
b. gas in their nome at No. 1919 Graham
Avenue, Williamsburg, early to-day,
Mrs. Lomhardy. an investigation indi-
Gated. got up in the middle OF the night
TO heat some milk for the baby. In re-
moving from the range q pan OF not
water In which the bottle wac heated
she accidentally turned on the gas again.
4 neishbor. Mrs. Margaret Blanc OF
No. 2CI Graham Avenue, called at noon
TO visit Mrs. Lombardy and was UNI
able TO get in the house. She smelled
gas through the door cracks and
called Policeman Meyers OF the Stage
street station, and a fireman. They
broke In the doors.
The house was filled with gas and the
baby and Lombardy we're dead. The
milk bottle lay beside the baby's body.
where the mother had placed it before
going to bed. Mrs. Lombardy was
alive when the doors were broken in.
but d.cd In an ambulance on the way to
the Eastern District Hospital.
The evening world., 1918-01-24

order was due 10 the discovery o. i'm.
purities There were no cases ~ sick
ness traced 10 the use OF the candy.
Secretary Daniels said onclally that
the Impurities had been found in a
portion OF tho supply at one point, and
Paymaster General McGowan had con
eidercd It advisable 10 investigate and
suspend purchases temporarily.
At the same time 10 developed ,hs'
previous orders shutting IN cigarettes
The evening world., 1918-01-24
Only One "BRONO oUININp"

10 g.t tis e'uIne al Ir Fh nsme' lAKA.
IlNk BRnMo QllNINE. look frr Signature Of
2 " GROVE Curs . Cod 10 one Day, 90
The evening world., 1918-01-24
NO CANDY FOR THE NAVY;
CIGARETTES ARE ALLOWED
Order Shutting of Smokes Had
Been Given, but Later II Was
Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON. jan. st-Nu eani
Tor the Navy was shut OF to-day by