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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
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The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
Sl00,0O0,O00 IN
 GERMAN BONDS
 SOLD IN AMERICA
Much of Money Obtaine1 Used in United States in PrOpagan- da- Busch Family Purchased S1,O00.000 Worth.

New York, July 1.-The Busch family, of St. Louis, bought at least s1 1.000,0O worth of the German war bonds which the government believes were sold in this country for propa- ganda and for the purchase of the New York Evening Mail, and other newspapers, according to a statement issued tonight by Alfred L. Becker, deputy state attorney General. Mir. Becker added that probably more than slO0 .OOO ,00O worth of the bonds had been sold in the United States.
 Mir. Becker emphasized the point that. while the United States was still neutral. the imperial German government, without a cent of ex- pense to itself, established a fund "to seduce part of the American press with good American gold, ex- canged for mere scraps of paper"
 Many Americans, he said, invested in the German bonds before his country went to war in the same man. ner that they are now buying Liberty bonds, thinking that the money was 10 be used legitimately for the pur- chase of munitions and war supplies, and not suspecting that their dollars were to be used against their own country.
 The Adolphus Busch estate, A. A. pgsch and Mrs. Lille Busch. were
 mong the subscribers in America to t6e German war loans, he declared, adding that when Mrs. Busch was examined recently by government agents on her arrival in this country she disclaimed any knowledge of the alleged purchase of the Evening Mail.
 After asserting that money raised on the bonds was eventually deposited to the credit of Dr. Heinrich r. AL bert and Count von Bernstoff, Mir. Becker said in his statement:
 Count von Bernstoff sailed. he sent more than S4OO,000 to Buenos Aires for the account of the German gov e.nment
 "Dr. Albert and Count von Bern storff checked out from the war loan funds in the Central Trust company  and other institutions in this city what money they needed for buying newspapers.
 We have not finished with our ex-
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
ADOPT PLATFORM EN.
 D0RS|NG CONVENTION

Little Rock, July 12.-The Demo- cratic State Convention yesterday af- ternoon adopted a platform endorsing the work of the Constitutional Con- vention and recommending the sub- mission of the proposed Constitution at an early date.
 The employment of state convicts on public roads was advocated.
 The prohibition and suffrage pro- positions were approved, and the en- actment of a workmen's compensation act advocated.
 The abolition of all useless offices and commissions and retrenchment and economyy in the administration government affairs were demanded.
 Vocational training with especial attention to the rehabilitation of those disabled by the war was advo- cated, that the whole industrial sys- tenn of the country must be dealt with in the most liberal and enlightened manner, and the natural resources systematically developed,
 One of the paragraphs follows:
 "The fighting forces of te armies of the Republic battling or preparing to battle for the freedom of the world, greetings of pride and affection, with the assurance that while they are fac ing the foe in front we will take care of the snipers in the rear; that we will the government in every effort to protect the market baskets of their wives and mothers from the profteers and that we will not only support and sustain them now but remember them with national gratitude and care when they come home again"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
TAXATION ENGROSSES
 ATTENTION CONVENTION

Little Rock, July 12.-The subject of taxation engrossed the attention of the Constitutional Convention all day Thursday. The whole issue is being based upon the question of whether the present system of uni form and ad valorem" assessment shall be retained, or the Committees proposal for classified and segregat- ed" assessment be adopted.
 The speakers were pretty evenly divided on the subject, and declared that the theory of the other looked on paper but would not work out in practice.
 For hour after hour the Convention listened to expositions of the experi- ence in other states, and definitions of tangible and intangible property.
 It was generally agreed that no system that can be devised can be perfect, and that the best that can be
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

done is to accept the one or the other of the pending proposals.
 Delegate F. E. Brown, a former member of the Tax Commission, as- serted that the present system has proved monumental failure and that he is willing to try any change that may promise an improvment.
 It was argued by some that the trouble is not so much with the pres ent law as it is with the lax enforce ment of it, and to this it was replied that so long as the present theory of taxation prevails, the evils of unfair and unequal taxation can never be corrected, and that it will continue to be the means of causing most men who give in their assessments to per jure themselves.
 When the Convention adjourned, the question was still being argued and was continued today.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
CONVENTION URGES
 NATIONAL PROHIBITION

Little Rock, July 12.-The Con- stitutional Convention yesterday ad- opted by an unanimous vote, without roll-call, the following resolution by Delegate Clay Sloan of Lawrence CO., unty:
 Resolved by the Constitutional Convention of the State of Arkansas now in session, that we urge upon Congress the passage of the amend ment now pending there, prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxi- eating liquors during the war, in the interest of food conservation and sob riety."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
FRENCH IMPROVE
 WHOLE LINE BY
 TAXING GF COfCY
Now In Better Shape to Oppose Germans When Drive Is Re newed. --- Australian Troops
 Capture Prisoners and Guns.

Paris, July 11-The French posi- tion east of the Retz forest has been materially strengthened by the cap ture last night of Corey, following the taking yesterday of La Grille farm and theadjoining quarters. The local advances by the French troops during the past two weeks have re- suited in a much better location of the line, which now may be more easily defended when the Germans renew their drive aimed at Paris.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
Name Woods After Marines.

With the American Forces in the Marne, July IA large German pa trol which attempted to raid the A merican trenches on the Marne front this morning were routed in confus- ion. The Germans left several dead. which aided the Americans in estab- fishing the identification of new Ger man units.
 The weather yesterday and today was cloudy, showery a0d windy. and did not permit of much airplane ob- servation. The artillery activity con- tinues below normal.
 In recognition of the valiant ser vices of the American troors when they stopped the German rush on Paris in the second battle of tn Marne, capturing Bois de Belleu, routing the German machine gun nests and establishing themselves in commanding positions on the Marne sector, the French authorities have changed the ranle Foie da Belleu to Bois de Ia Brigade de Mar inc, and have ordered al maps chang ed accordingly.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
Australians Carry Out Raids.

London, July 1.-The official report from Field Marshal Haig's headquarters in France tonight says:
 "A few prisoners were captured by us last night northeast of Ypres without casualties to our troops.
 During the day Australian troops entered the German lines in the neighborhood of Ocris, penetrating to a considerable depth and brought back more than seventy prisoners and number of machine guns. A few prisoners also have been taken by our patrols on other parts of the front"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12
CONVENTION COSTS
 s534.0O PER DAY

Little Rock, July 12.-Delegate Gustave Jones stated on the floor yesterday that the Convention is cost ing $534 day, and that balance of $15,40S.41 of the original S25,OO0 bal ance remains unexpended. It is be- lieved, generally, that the convention will be in session about three weeks after this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

an,inations. All of the evidence we are collecting will go before the grand juryy and it vii be safe to assume that there vii be more arrests before we get through"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

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The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

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The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

Watches small enough to be worn in mans coat lapel have been in- vented.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-12

Pneumatic balls help the springs to support a new bicycle saddle
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

iugo del corazGn, en- el primer ex
ira que pGblicaramos acerca del
terremcto que enluta las islas;
Puerto Rico ha sido en- todas las
zpocas el refugio de los domini-
canos en- d2sgracia, ell amparo cier
to y seguro que encontraron siem-
Pre- h,spitalario y cordial los hi
JOS de ,sta terra, expatriados por
contingencies de la politica crio-
La; y, prolonga,i6n de la patria al
trav6s lel mar, jamas Sc echaron
lie menos en- Puerto Rico, por TO-.
slGminicanos, la dulzura y ell sua-
We calo" del propio hogar.
Ped"zos de la gran masa ante>
liluvia. a, scgregados por inc6gul-
ia fuerza, pero de afinidades tan
.dctermina1as, Faciales> y, tpsicolo-
gicas, cue sicmpre han comulga6o
con la misma hostia cspiritu3E-
&anto Domingo " Puerto Rico
esldn situados, por implacable ley
fatal ii: pcnderaciones geograficas
. hist6r:cas, en- uA plano de frater
nidad indrclinable.
POI clio, acudiendo pronta-
mentc, nrgcntomente, en- auxilio
lie Puerto Rico mutiic do por la
,onmoal6n l'nl u lie Octubre, no
'i;rA Santo Domingo 'sino cumplir
con ST /dehcl. 8
AAA efpcs paes, ,saPiieasapente,
,:i$ta'T 6tro lado t.el cana, Snss-
'ra T.1<n de con,uelo y dc
In e.o23mica por modesto .que -
e2ta 6.*inq. Pero rapidamd &,
09rqIc la@ 'lcrlmas de la tragedi;.
10 pucGen eSpcrar. :.
Aye hemos alberto una srscrip
,ion Fl. ,lica con el antedicho or
ieto v contamos con que ella or
tendra de seguido el favor publ
20, Gil general.
Hemcs tocado la puerta de
Ia piedad dominicara y aguarda-
mos llenos &c confianza, que, con
Ia prclnura que sla triste contin.
gencia reTIiere, ell brazo generoso
dc la isla mater Sc tendera, con mr.
Lucn p,mado dc orc, hacia los
hcrmanos en- desgracia que del
ctro lado del canal allan los oios
al cielo inundados de lagrimas,
inquiri'-rdo del Gran Juez ell por
que dc su Enorme Desventura. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
-Por> >Pablo Berga-

Candidates del Students Army
Training Corps. Junta Local de
San Juan ha recibido los duc,rmentos.
necesarios para el ingreso en- el Stu
dents Army Training Corps de la Uni
versidadde Puerto Rico dc los siguien-
ties candidates.: Rafael Rodriguez Mi
randa, Gerardo Baldrich Gomez, Fer
nando de la Vega. Jose Benitez Ga'i-
tier, Jose Font, Mario C. Fernandez,
Joe Case Balbano, Julio 7Quevedo Sua-
rez, Eniliano Pol Mendez, Pablo vi
leila Saldaila, Antonio Barcelo Bird
Miguel Angel Duchesne, Jean Selma
bel, Aurelio Gautier Dapena y Anto-
MO Leon Rodriguez; y les notifica
que, de acuerdo con instrucciones del
Provost Marhal General, de septicn-
bre 5, 1918, deben comparecer inme-
diatamente ante la Junta Local, Te-
tuan 2, para frmar su aceptaci6c1 o
negativa de ingreso en- dicho cuerpo.
Tambien la Junta ha recibido orde-
mes de transferencia para el ingreso
por .Juntas Locales de los Estados
Unidos de los siguientes candidates:
Joseph Hernandez, Vicente Soto, Jose
Rafael Carreras, Oscar G. Costa, Jose
A. Amadeo y Manuel Hernandez Cru
tierrezy pero como en- dichas ordcncs
de transferencia no Sc especifcan les
nuneros de serie y de orden de los
inscritos 81 estos correspondent a las
classes de julio 5, 1918 Il octubre 20,
1918, Sc noti6ca a sus parientes que
deberan comparccer ante Ia Junta para
dar esta information, fin de no di-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

El Gxito que la Liga Pro-Maya-
guez viene alcanGando, dcbido a Ia
coniianza dispensada a sus orga-
nizadores y mantenedorcs por ell
pnblico que, -poi. este medic, ha We
.nido contibuyendo con Quotas pa
IA el socorro de las yfctiInas del
terremoto ell Mayagiiez, justilica
el que sc ilnponga Il los fiiantr0pi-
eos cooperadores de c0me~los fon-
dos &c la Liga son administrators
en- la ciudad en- deegracia.
Tan lUego que lrube un fondo
disronibie de 81 ,252, traslad0se 4
MayagjieZ, por su propia cuo1ta,
un comite integrado por'el i'resi-
dente, Tesorero Y un Vocal dc Ia
Liga a estudiar sObrc el terreno Y
a Ia vista de las mecesidades del
nomento, Ia manera de hacer el
reparto de dicha suma Y de las
que, ell 10 sucesivo, Sc fueran re
caudando, entire las vfctimas del
terremoto.
Despues de un minucioSo eXa-
men, cncontraron los comiSiona-
dos que Ia generalidad de las IA
milias de Ia clase media, de csa
clase que sin gozar de los priyile-
gios de las aeomodadas tampoco
dispone de los medios de defensa
al alcance de las mas pobres, re-
clamaba una inmediata atenci6n
que las pusiera a salyo de 10 aza-
rosa de la situaci0n. Fue, enton-
ces, euando penS6 en- convocar
a una asamblea cicrto glmpo de
personals de buena v0luntad Y dc
arraigo Ell la localidad, y, de esa
suerte, surgiera de entire elias, por
elias designado, ell comit4 que ha-
brfa de tomar sobre sus hombros
la responsabilidad dc distribuir
entire las fainiiias neceSitadas las
sumas que II Li;sa recolectara Y
pisiera su disposition. AsI que
do constitslido el Conite Cores
ponsal dc Ia Liga en- Mayagjiez por
los sigrientes prestigiOsos elemen-
tos: el industrial Don Adolfo
Ruiz, como Prcsidente; Vicc-pre-
sidente, el Lcdo. Don Jose Saba
ter; Tesorero, ell comerciante Don
Jose Maria Silva; y el Juez
Bryant, como Vocal.
Este comit6, asf organizado, ha
venid0 recibiend0 las cantidades
subscritas a favor del fondo de
emergencia de la Liga, cue, en- su
totalidad han yenido sicndo dc
positadas Ell los bancos de Ia ciu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
SDRNICIO NlILITT AR
Notas de la Junta Local de San )uar

1atar Ell envio dc Ia Recommendation ne
sarfa de .ingreso en- los Colegios cores
pondientes
Reglas scbre examenes fisicos.--Dss-
de de Noviembre corriente, siguie,l-
do instrucciones del Ayudante General
de Puerto Rico en- circular No. 65, sc
han puesto en- vigor las nuevas reglas
para regir los exanencs fisicos que
determine ell Reglarnento del Servicio
por Selection, excepto Ell 10 que Sc re-
fiere las Juntas Medicas Consultivas
que no funcionaran hasta que todo el
Reglamento no entire en- vigor.
Tarietas de inscripcion.-La Junta
Local la recibido procedente dc Ia
Junta Local para la Division No. dc
la ciudad de New Orleans, Luisiana
COZ tarjetas de inscription de ira
bajadores que SC rnarcla-on antcs dc
las inscripciones, contratados por C.
gobierno, cuyas tarjetas han sido en-
viadas a las respcctivas Juntas Loca
les en- dondc tienen su resdenc;a per
mancnte los inscritos. El nd1ncro de
tarjctas de inslripc;6fr en- podcr de 4.
Junta Local alcanza hasta ahora {
1914, va han sido todas numcradas
habiendose comenzado la 1ista &c to-
dos los inscritos, que contendra apro
ximadamentc unas 230 pagisas.
Caso de U1piano Casals Vald5s.-
Tn case de importancia ante la Jun
ia, e1 primero en- su clase, es el dc VI
piano Casals Valdes. Este inscrito
siendo un stbdto del Rcino de Espa
ma, hizo declaration de intcnci6n d,
hacersc ciudadano de los Estado'
Unidos, ante ia Cortc Superior del Es
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
DESPUEs DEL TERREMOTO
LOS PUEBLOS DAMNIFICADOS
LA ASAHIBLEA DE HOY EN- Ell SENADO

Hoy Sc ha verifcado una Asamblea en- Ell Senado con
asistenca del Gobenador de agunos polticos promi-
nenteS.
las 1O estaban citadas las comisones de Mayagiez;
" las once no hala dado ain comienZo la Asambea.
En- representation del Nunicipio Gle Mayaguez constr
tuian comis0n el acalde, senior Galanes e concea
se1or Busquet don Miguel Martinez.
Esa comis0n expuso ante ell Gobernador la magnitud
de los dailos tanto muncpaes particulares que
ha sufrido la desdchada cudad de Mayagiez.
En- representation de la Lga Pro -Mayagtez asistie
ron Ia Asanbea los seilores SOLO Herm0genes T.
Vargas
Ia comsi0n de Aguadilla demorada por motive de la
rotufA del autom6y en- que vajaba, lego las L. La
constitu los seores Ernesto Inar e Senador Garcia
Duc6s ell representante la Camara senor Gonzalez
Mena.
Tambi6n concurrio la Asamblea una comsion for
mazda poHel padre reGentorsta Juan Lynch don Alfonso
VaIdes don Lucas Blanco ell lcenciadO Bennett Esta
comis0n vino de Mayagez ell obeto de eXponer la
consideration del Gobe1nador las casuas de una com
paia que sc ha tornado aquela ciudad con e fin de
Teedicar Ia propiedad urbana
Ia anabiidad del licencado senior Bennet, debemos
los interesantes datos siguientes:
La comania al objeo de eyantar la propiedad urba
ma que ha sido estrulda por los terremoos reunr la
sulna de 100000 de d0ares, candad que sc valan
las p6ridhs que Ia experimentado la propiedad par
cular Nayagiez. Dcha cantidad de lOOO,OOO de 90
ares serif fecaua6a medante donativos en- Puerto Ill
CO. en- JOS stados Unidos otros palses los que acl
dr senas comisiones. Los propetarios particulares
cT7s cass hayan sdo damlcadas, recibiran el dnero
ecesario para Ia reedicac6n de las mismas sin lnteres
aeuno ST con Ia obligation de devolver la que hui
bieren socitado plazo no mayor de veinte amos
Una vez deyuelto ainero desnara al ornate p1blco
V hacer obras caritatvas
Las comisones que como hemos dicho acudiran Ell de-
manda de donativos dentro fuera de Puerto Rico ra
baaran bao la direction de siee directories un secre
tario un esorero cue ser este ltimo e Tesorero de
Puqrto I.co entdad bancara de la isla. Ningnn
SIEector podra solicitar fondos de la compailla.
Ta es, grandes rasgos, ell vasto program que para
reconstruction de Ia ciudad de Mayagiez han eXpues
to ov Ia consideration del Goberno los senores de la
comisir particular cuyos nombres fguran mas arriba.
Mahana informaremos nuestros ectores ampliamen-
te sobre este asHnto de papnte actualdad de verda
dero interGs publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

tado- dc Cook, en- Chicago, Illinois, y
por taflto quedo obligado a servir,
por 10 que fue seleccionado para el
servicio nilitar en- abril %, 1918, y Ell
viado mas tarde al Campamento Las
Casas. En- Julio Q, 1918, cl Congress-
promule5 Ii ley per v:rtud de Ia cual
"todo ciudadano 0 sGbd.to de un pals
neutral en- IL prcgcAtc guerra, que ha-
va declarado su intcnci0n de hacerse
ciudadano de Ice Estados Unidos, que
dara cxent3 dc 81 obligacon al scrvi-
clio m;litar, mcdiaa.c II presentation
de una dcc!a.ac:dn jurada retirando
su intenciGa dc haccrae c;udadano de
les Estados Un:dos, Ia cual declara
ciGn surtira el efecto y Sc tendra en- el
sentido dc cancelar su intencion dc
hacerse citidadano dc los Estados
Un;dos, SC 1c cxc1uira para sierlpre
dc hacersc ciudadano de los Estados
Unidos".
Casa1s Va1dts, acogi6ndose a csta
leg, presto Ia declaracidn correspon
dicntc en- octubrc q, 1918, ante cl .Tur
&C. Advocate del CanpameTto, Capi
tan Fiddler, por 10 c,ial fu6 licenciadc
del Seryicio, pcro csto lc excluira pa
"a siemprc de ser c:udadano de los Es
tados Unidos.
Fl Cadetc Carlos L. Fernandcz-E
cadete Carlos L. Fernandez, que haste
su ingreso en- cl Trainisg fue Chic
Clerk de Ia J.,nta Local de San juan
actu6 como Registrador en- eli Terccl
Training Camp para Ia inscripcidn d'
todos los ca1ctcs dcntro de Ia -edao
railitar, no inscritos con anterioridad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
L-iga Pro~NIayaguez
Su Organization y ~funcionamiento

dad del Ocste para sOcorro de SuS
yictilnas. FL comite investiga cui-
aad0samentc las necesidades de
cada familia y eXtiendc cheques a
su &vor por aquellas sumas que
cstiman razonables, hasta un ma
Ximun de $4,000.
Una de las prilneras actuaciones
dc dicho comite fuG girar una yisi-
ia a las fanlilias de los desgracia-
dos trabajadorcs de Ia fabrica de
tabac0s LA Habanera", cuyo edi-
icio al desplomarse dej6 sepulta-
dos entire sus ruinas a m nnnero
'dc tabaqucros y mutilo 9. otro nh-
nero de ellos, y acknowledgements
a favor de todas y cada una de
elias. Al p'opio tempo, facilit6
los mcdi0s a una conlisi0n de di-
chos t2baqueros para que sc tras-
ladara Il San Juan Ell gestiOnes
corca de los directories de la cor
.poraci0n tabacalcra, relativas al
Imei0raMicnto dc sIl situaci0n.
Y bucn0 cs hacer resaltar ell he
I cho dc que, tanto poT parte de Ia
Liga en- san Juan como por la de
su comitG corresponsal en- Maya-
siicz, todos los gastos en- que sc
lha incurrido para llevar adelante
Ia gcsti6n han sido sufragados del
Ipr0pio peculio de sus directories,
IligurandO una sola partida de
cGloses, este es la relativa 4 las
cantidadeS con que sc ha ycnido y
Sc yiene socorriendo a las vlctimas
de III hecatombe en- Mayagjiez, Sc
gun Sc dcsprende de los estados
fnancicros que una bucna parte
de la prensa de San Juan ha veni-
do, bondad0samente publicando
con ell henepldcito de los directo
res de Ia Liga que, de ese mod0,
nan logrado mantener informada
la opinion publica del movimiento
del tesoro puesto en- sus manos.
rueden, pues, los generosos do
nantes que han utilizado los ser
yicios de Ia Liga Pro-Mayagjie2
para hacer llegar fasta las des-
glaciadas yictimas del terrem0to
en- esta ciudad algtin alivio Ell sn
lesven5ura, abrigar entera con.
lianza Ge que sus 0bolos han lido
Ell su totalidad, a los hogares de
las victimas en- donde mas falta
haclan.
LIGA Pro MAYAGUEZ.
+. j. RGdH, Tesorer0.