davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-24
S2,50O,OOO,OOO WORTH
INTANGIBLE PROPERTY
Discovered and Taxed by New State
Income Tax law-More than S3,-
100000 in Excess Of Tax Commits
sioners' Estimate

Boston, Jan. 23.-Intangible person.
al property valued at s2.500, 900 900 was
discovered and taxed through the op-
GRAFTON of the new state income tax
law. according to the annual report of
the tax commissioners department
made public Soday. Under the old
system Of taxation of securities by
city and town authorities, total of
only about s4Oo, 900. 900 was returned.
The total amount of the tax under the
new law is s12,O7a,520. which is more
than s3,oo0.00O in excess of the tax
commissioners estimate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-24
Peter Roy

The body of Peter Roy, who d,.,
tpeNter was brought to the citv vu ~. u
nesday and the funeral will oco, we'd
morning at the Notre Dame os' thii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-24
Roller Polo Results

At Lewiston-Lewiston 3. Lawrence o.
At Worcester-Wo 2. Providence
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-24
FREIGHT EMBARGO
(Continued from Pace One,

iact' ana the knowledge of many ship
pers that ordinary freight had little
'hahtc Of prompt delivery. tended to
curtain tho shipment offerings TODAY.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
BIGGER REMAINS
 AND PATRIOT DIES
 FOR HIS COUNTRY

PARIS, May S.-Radiating vigor, strength and health, filled with ex- Intolerance through the sheer joy of living a young soldier was walking in the beautiful bright Spring sun shine yesterday afternoon.
 On a street corner was an old man with shaggy hair, a few rags covering his emaciated body, holding out a greasy hat in an unwashed hand, the picture of uselessness. The youth dropped a copper coli, into the old beggar's hat.
 Then, suddenly, without warning one of those abominable German shells burst with an ear-piercing shriek and the young soldier was instantly killed.
 The beggar escaped untouched. He is holding out his hat to passers-by on the same spot today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
DEADLOCK OVER
 MAIL CONTRACTS
 FOR HAWAII BOATS

WASHINGTON, May 9-A dead. the Postoffice Department and the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com. pany which has monopoly of transportation between the Islands in application for Congressional ac- tion, according to Otto Praeger, sec ond Assistant Postmaster-General.
 ur-year-cOntracts for carrying the ing, and when new ones were pro
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
WOMEN CANDIDATES WILL. PROBABLY RUN
 FOR PARLIAMENT

LONDON. May 10.-There will probably be three women candi- dates fors seats in Parliament at the next general election. In addition to Miss Nina Boyle who intends to contest the Keighley division, the Independent Labor Party has add ed the names of Miss Margaret Bondfield and Mrs. Philip Snowden, wife of Philip Snowden, member of Parliament, to the list of available parliament candidates.
 Miss Nina Boyle has notified the Home Secretary of her effort to se- cure nomination as parliamentary candidate for Keighley and has ask whether if it is not permissible for women to stand for Parliament, it is not equally inadmissible for women to be sworn in as police and wheth- CT it would not be possible to chal- lenge any arrests made by these women.
 Miss Boyle says his reply to that question is that the answer can only be determined authoritatively by a court of law That is just how Parliament always evades responsi- bility for the laws it makes and whenever the laws are brought in to question, without exception it throws it's responsibility on the law courts
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
AUTOMOBILES TO
 TRAIL ACROSS THE
 COUNTRY SHORTLY

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, May 10. About forty delegates of the San Francisco Advertising club will leave here for St. Louis on May Is in one of the biggest west-to-east motor caravans ever staged.
 The caravan, which will comprise about fifteen automobiles and a spe- cially-built prairie schooner type motor truck of one and one-half tons capacity, will make the 2500 mile trek from here to the Asso- ciated Advertising Clubs of the Worlds convention in St. Louis in fourteen days. The convention is to be held from June to z. 9th CT delegates will go by rail. Much national interest has been evinced in the San Francisco Ad club S tour, particularly in cities along the route chosen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
FATE OF STEAMER STILL A MYSTERY
 OF THE HIGH SEAS

TOKYO, May 10.-The fate of the Japanese steamer Saigon Maru of 5,460 tons, owned by the Harada Steamship Company of Osaka, which was reported as missing for some time, remains a mystery. She is be- lieved to have been sunk by an en- emy warship or submarine. The steamer was last heard from at Saigon in January last, when she sailed from that port on her way to Marseilles, being chartered by the French Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
EARL CURzON
 IN ADDRESS SAYS SITUATION GRAVE
Assert That British May Have to Give Away
 Some Before the
 German HOrdeS.

LONDON, May 10.-Speaking to the Primrose League, Earl Curzon, government leader in the House Of or Lords, and a member of the British War Council, said grave times were ahead and that the British soldiers might have to give up ground to the Germans. He said encouragement was found in tho unity of command, ill the Ameri- can efforts and in the resolution and indomnitable spirit of the Brit ish people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
MILK CONSUMPTION MUCH INCREASED
 WITH SALOON CLOSING

FL PASO, Tex, May 8. = The consumption of tea and milk has increased materially since the sa- looms closed here on account of the Texas ten-mile zone law, according to local dealers in these communi- ties. One club which has been serving tea since the proposal to install bar was voted down a year ago, has found that business men who were accustomed to drinking stimulant
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
GIRL ANXIOUS TO SERVE AND
 IS ARRESTED
Louise WiCkersham of Sc. attIe Wanted to Join the Woman'S Am-
 buIanCe Corps.

BUTTE, May 1O.-Louise Wick ersham, the 16year-old daughter of a Seattle architect, was arrested here while on her way to New York to join the American Womans Am bulance Corps She hoped that a couple of sailors whom she knew at the Brooklyn Navy Yard would as sist her in getting to France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
SERIOUS LOSS TO
 SHEEP MEN OVER
 RECENT COLD SNAP

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, May s. As a result of the cold snap the latter part of last month sheep men in this region suffered serious loss through the death of large numbers of sheep. Fifty thousand animals were at the camps at Mack, Utah, near here when the cold wave swept down from the North. The sheep had just been sheared. and many of them died within day or two from acute colds.
 Wool growers declare that although the price of wool is exceptionally high this year sure market for their product is lacking. Formerly dealers came into the field and bid against each other for wool. The practice this year has been aban- doned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
ABOUT THE IVANhOE

JUNEAU, May 9.-Editor Empire. The mention of the finding of bottle containing note from some vessel named Ivanhoe, perhaps has reference to the barque Ivanhoe, which, during the early part of the sos and until 1892 was engaged in the coal carrying trade between San Francisco and Puget Sound cities, and it was during the latter year when the vessel, coal laden, was that a Mir Grant, editor of the Seat tie Post-Intelligencer, having been appointed minister to Bolivia by Pres ident Harrison, thinking to insure himself to the long sea trip neces- sary to reach his post from the Pacific Coast took passage on the Ivanhoe, intending to debark at San Francisco, and thereafter take pas sage on a regular line steamship for Panama, thence to Bolivia.
 The appointee had promised to give the writer such employment as he found necessary in his require ments at the post, if he, the writer, should reach Oruro, then the capital, during his incumebncy of office.
 The captain of the Ivanhoe was a native of the West Indies, a dark skinned man who was an acquain- tance of long standing with the Seattle editor.
 WILLIAM c. MIDDLETON.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

posed in February, the Department found that acceptance of the bids would entail an annual payment of more than 100 per cent. over the $40, 900 formerly charged for the service
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
Attention Pioneers.

To attend the funeral of William Thomas Fee at c. w. Young's Un- dertaking parlors at p. m. Satur- day. BRANCH ALDRICH,
 Past Grand President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
FIRE DESTROYS
 FISH BUILDINGS
 IN TACOMA CITY

TACOMA, Wash, May 10.-Fire destroyed the buildings belonging"to the International Fisheries Com pany, with a loss of $10,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

For little chat anc bite to eat there's no place like THE GASTl- NEAU - ANY TIME, ALL THE TIME, ANY TIME. s**
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
FLOWER SEEDS.

Our stock of flower seeds is com plete. Goldstein's Emporium. ***
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

Good Home COoKlng. 36 cents . meal. Circle City Cafe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

Coal, feed. hay and grain, Fem mer and Ritter. Phone 114.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

THE EMPIRE-Ah the News All she Time. When It 10 News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
Have You Thought of a Dainty Morning Cap, While They Are Only 45c

You must have a new cap with your fresh, new undermuslns that you have bought. So inexpensive that you can readily afford to buy two at time while choice can be had. rash toned of silks and satins together with neat ribbons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
Last Call to Effect Savings in This White Sale

Values that offer sure and positive savings on fresh, crisp stocks. Just take in to consideration the advan- tages offered to you when buying at a time such as this; and we have not the slightest doubt but you will be convinced of the folly of waiting until you actually have need for these white goods.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
Soc Long Cloth at 35c Yd.

This offering will further con- vince you of our determination to make this the big whitewear store of the city. If you remember last years price, you can appreciate the unusualness of this offer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10

When you think of how quickly time passes, and with Spring here, you cannot be astonished when you find more and more women wearing white, for this is to be white sea- son. Two lots ladies white hose, special at ........ 35c and |oc
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
$20 White Wool Blankets, $15.50

$20 White Wool Blankets, $l5.50
 Hardly a day passes but we hear some woman com plaining that she doesn't know what to do. She's seen prices go up; she senses that they will go higher. And inasmuch as this is the case, isn't it as clear as daylight that to buy now and effect a saving is the proper thing to do? These blankets are great big all wool quality with pink borders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-10
White Shoes at $500 and 5000

Of course you will want at least one pair of white shoes to be worn with your summery clothes we have them in both high and low shoes or pumps in canvass and Nubuck
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
Vuelven al P~arIalnento
los socialists y
radicaIes

MADRID Julio 1S.-LoS hderas
socialistas Y radicales celebraron
una ,iunta en- Ia que Sc trat0 de de-
finir la actitud que deberian asumlr
con ~relaci0n a sus ieberes par!a-
mentarios abandonados en- prueba
de protesta cuando fue aprobada
la ley de %espionaje, y ell resultado
de las deliherac;oces hahidas en- la
ci.ada junta fue que resolvleran vo!
yer a ocuPar sus curu!es. Tamblen
decidieron cue para que no fuera
nal interpretado este Gambia de &C
tituG Sc eXpidiera IN manifesto
hacienda cons.a. que coIitlnuarIl
combatiendo CT actual goDierno has
q lograr que ac"ptara Ia politlca
delineada por ellos o ~renunciara. Al
r,ismo tempo ha:ra II formal de
claracion de que este no obstara
para cue en- n;uSur tempo, ningu-
10 DE- !os mlcmlrcS lie los rar.!do:
s~ocia!ista Y republican, forme par
tie de un Gabinete monarquista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
PIDEN INDEMNIZACION
LOS OBREROS DE
ARIZONA

De! Servieio Especial dc LA PRENSA.'
PHCENIN, Arizona, Julio 10
Doscientas. setenta y cuatro deman-
das han s:do presentadas por AN
tidades mayores Ge diez mil d6lares
cada una, como mdemnizacion a los
obrercs huelguistas cue fueron de-
portados de Bisbee Ell ano pasado,
a raiz de haber estallado IA huelga
general. dc trabajadores de las minas
de cobre en- aquel:a region del Esta-
do de Arizona.
Los deportados fueron en- numero
de mil ciento ochenta y seis, quienes
sc han organizado en- grupos para
p~rescntar las demandas por conducto
de los abogados que Sc han ofrecido
a ser sus representatives.
Ell total dc 10 que Sc reclama por
i~ndemnizaci6n alcanza a la suma de
cinco millones, ochocientos c]uarenta
mil dolares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20

Multiud de personals me llaman
brujo. por la simple razon de que no
comprenden mis- simplcs, pero efecti-
v0S melodies de curar 4 ilStaEcia SlE
ell uso de medicinas. Otros dicen que
soy uno de tantcs charlataneS que
surcan el ~cOntinente; pero ningUaa
dc estas personals -ieEon Una legal y
justificada r2z0n: tengo en- Ill pose
sion innumerabies testimonies &c pa
ciertcs agradecidos, personals conser-
v~atiyas y honradas, que estan prom
tas para dar una declaracoia jurada
delante de autoridades comperentes,
aSegurand0 que las personals que ST.
gan Iuis ilstruccloneS y consoles dc
buena fe, no solo pueden aliyiar sus
Intermediates, perc conseTvar Su sa-
lud despucs de adquirida, cstas per-
sonas son RESIDENCES de Estadcs Uni
dos Y Mexico y vecinos de alguncs
de IDS, pregunteles dircctamente no
hay que atestiguar O muertos. Ell
arbcl Sc concce por su fruto. va clare
veran que no soy brujo nj ME ayuda
ell diablo; aunquc trato enfcrmedades
de tcda naturaleza. Mi trahaio sc ba-
So en- principles l6gicos Y naturales y
la f;!osofia de viyir en- los conociEnien-
tics que tenga-ros de nuestra actual
eXistencia : 81 proposiso. Nj mas
grarde deseo es ayudar i aquellos
que quicran ST ayudados y servir .
Dios. no Sc dejen engaiar; no pa
guen su dinero z personals sin escrI-
pulo, cue descaradaneate ~pretcnden
ser cl Professor NJ. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. 70 estoy esta-
blecido Ell esta y cuando salga 10
hare saber al publico en- mis- ~anuncios.
Prof. NJ. c. MARTINEZ.
Pcdcrcso Sanadcr.
Los Angeles, California.
1852 S. Spring Street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
POLITICOS
PARA JUEL DE PAZ

Ell Sr. BEN. S. FISK ha autoriza-
do a este diario para cue anuncie su
candidatura de reelection para ell
puesto de Juez de Paz por Ell Precln-
to No. l, suieto a las Elecc;ones Fri
marias Democraticas que tendran IL
gar Ell 81 de Julio de 1918, = res
petposamente s%olicita su vote.
political Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
Han entrado en- gran
aetiyidad los
mayroqules

MADRID, Julio 19.-Los informes
que Sc rec.ben de Marruecos demues-
tran gu ALI la situaci6n sigle m
pecrando. h~aciendose necesario que
ell general en- jefc lie las fuerzas eX-
pedicionarias y g~obernador militar
de Ma-ruecos tome medidas seme-
Dicen los informes q los nativos han
entrado en- una actividad verdadera-
mente sorprenderte, principalmente
en- algunas s~eccioneS de Ia region
de Gazeta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
DESERCIONES BULGARAS
Del serp!eio Especial de la PRENsA"

Del Scrricio Especial de "LA PRENSA"
LONDRES, Julio 1S.-El CORES
ponsal de "The Times" en- el carpa-
mento frances en- Sal6nica, envia un
despacho en- ell que dice que las de-
serciones en- el ej6rcito bulgaro son
cada dia mas numerosas. Los deser-
torres dicen cue Ia situacion en- Bull
garia Sc hace inscstenible Y que han
desaparecido las ~esperanzas defini-
twas de victoria. Unidades e~lteras
han desaparecido del ejercito, que in
subordinate, en- muchas ocasiones re-
husa entrar en- batalla.
Ell peligro submarine en- el Medite-
franco va desapareciendo, agrega el
citado corresponsal Y los where's, que
tanto Sc necesitan en- Grecia empiezan
- llegar con re~gularidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
VAN A COMBATIR LA
FIEBRE TIFOIDEA
EN- CUBA

Del Scrv:cio Especial dc LA PRENSA."
HABANA, Julio l6-El Presl-
derte Menocal ha expedido Ia ley
aprobada por ell Congreso, que auto
RIA Ell gasJo de la cantidad de di-
nero que Sc haga n~eceSaria para
combatir con eficacia la fiebre tt
foidea que Sc ha desarrollado en-
varias regiones de Ia isla y de ma
nera especial en- el Oriente.
FL dinero iestinado a esa campa-
ia Sc obtendra por medic de un Gre
ditto interior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
SERYICIO De EsSPANA EXCLUSIVE
PARA Ia PRENSA'
Fl gobierno prohbe los
Irlitines de
protesta

MADRID. Julio lei Gobiernc
dict6 hoy las ordenes conducente:
para que Sc impidan en- las provln-
cias los mit!nes DC protesta organl'
zados por los diputados de las "
ouierdas en- contra de IA ley del rs
~picnaie que fue aprobada.
Ell Ministro de la Gobernaclon
declare a los peri6dicos que Ia su-
preston de los mitin:v ordenada
por Ell gobierno estaba en- pertecto
acuerdo con 10 que dispone Ia re1e-
riGa lev, de que no debe permltirse
el que Sc registrar desordenes, :
! c5tos pucden ocurrir aun cuando los
mitines hayan sido organlzados POI
los d~iputados.
Segln 10 que Sc dice, aun cuando
no en- los circulos politicos, los l.
! berales de la facci0n del Condo de
Romanones, aprobaron IA ley del
! espionaje condicionalmente. Los
mlembro3 de Ia referida facc.on es
taban primeramente dispuestos a no
dar su vote a favor de! pfoyecto, pc
70 cambiaron de ~proceder, cuando Ell
Ministro Condo de Romanones les
hizo la formal prome5a de que la ley
no seria usada como escudo contra
los ataques que a la ~neutralidad de
EspaEa en- Ia guerra aicieran los
propagandistas de las naciones bell
ceramics.
~jantes a las que Sc pusieron en- Vi
gor q raiz de haberse inlclado Ia
campana contra los moros.
Tan p~eligrosas son las actividades
de los moro5, que el general Jorda,
ma Sc ha visto precisado a ordeEar
que fuertes contingencies de tropas
Sc encacguen dc custodian los con-
: voyes de aprovi:ionamiento destina'
! do q las d.versas guarniciones de Ia
region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
~CONFERENCIAN SOBRE
ESPIONAIE TRES
MINISTRIES
Del scre;sio Especial dc La PRENSA."

Del Scrcieio Especial dc LA PRENSA."
HABANA. Julio 1S.-Con Ell Dr..
Desvirne, Secretario de Estado, han
conference.-the los Ministries Pleni-
potenciarios de la Gran Bretana Y
los Estados Unidos. Los ~periodicos
dicen aue 10 tratado en- Ia ccnferen-
cia esta relacionado de una manera
directa con cl espionaje, ~creyendose
que los ministries de Inglaterra y
Estados Unidos hayan indicado Ia
conveniencia de que Sc tomen medi-
das mas severas para conbatir a los
espiaS teutones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
UNA PROFECIA DEL ALMIRAN-
TIE JELICOE

LONDRES, Julio 1S.-Ea IN dis
curse pronunciado por el Primer Lord
del Almirantazgo BRITANNICA. Ami
rante Jeliicoe, en- Southampton, dijo
10 siguieHte:
"Hace algun tempo hice Ia profe-
cia temeraria de que Il campana sub
marina seria derroraGa II Agosto.
Entorces iCnoraba cue mis- pal2bras
se-ian reproducidas por q prensa to-
da del RENO Undo; pues de haberlo
sabido no hab-ia hablado. Sin en-
barge, 2certe. Hoy aun cuardo Sc
Destroyer bUques. no Sc hace esa
obra tan rapidameate como Ia de
construction mientras que q los sub
marines Sc les esta hundiendo ahora
mas aprisa que sc les consUruye.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
Los mlneros Sc quelaE!
de Ia Intervention
del gobierno

MADRID, Julio 1S--Los mineros
de Asturias han elevado una pro-
tesla en6rgica contra Ia in~tervencion
del Mlnistro de Fomento en- las Gl-
ficultades que han surg.do entire ei
trabajo y e. capital. Manifiestan
que q gobierno ta pueSto de relieve
en- todos los casos una clara host!-
lidad hacia las classes trabajadoras
Y qle por 10 tanto praferirian t2ne:
cue tratar directamente con los pa
trones 4 fin de obtencr de clos to-
das las ventajas posiblcs. Llam2n "a
aucnci0n de mancra especial SCORE
el hecho de que todOs los arreg!os
Eecnos con la mediacion de! go6ier-
no han sido desastrosos para lis
clases trabajadoras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
CASESE:

Catalogo de danas m"1icanas y otras
nacionalidades: e~teEsa lis;a dc hermo-
SOS nombrcs.
Msnde UN DOLLAR = le cnviarcmcs I
vueita de correo. nuestro cornpleto. Ca
! taloso Matrimonial. con desc.Ipeiones
completes. dc muchas jlvenc5 = aiGu-
mas v:udas. ole buscan 4 IN mar.eo
buenos = hcnrado. Puede listed eserieir
a ruaIociera de elias y contraer IN fe-
IL nasri-noniu en- muy brevc tier
Nosot-os. pcr nuestra parte sonos per
sonas recon-, ntablos. nueStro ncsocio
esti basado scbre n honradez y legit-
nidad asf Is ,IUe 40 Getc que Il peque-
M cantidad de IN DOLLAR siEva de es-
torbo en- una probable FELICiDAD Ma
TRIMONIAI. Escr:ba hoy misno r:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
P. o. Box 45s. Venice. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
Llegan a Londres los
~priIneros haridos
amerIcan0s

Del S~erv;cio Especial de Ia PRENSA" %.
LONDRES, Julio 1S.-Hoy arrloa-
ron q esta capital los primeros Glen
soldados americancs herjdos en- 81
frente de Chateau-ThieSry. La lucha
en- csc frente Sc ha estado desarro-
lla1do ahora con lentitud, debido a las
fuertes lluvias que han estado cayen-
do, pero no obstaH5e clio, los ame-i-
canos m~ejoraron L posiciones en- IA
region de Fossoy, en- donde Sc Ia esta-
do librando III intense duelo &c ar
tilleria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20

"Esto es 10 que 20 ~p-etendia decir,
cuando profeticG Ia derrota suomari-
sioneros : los mienbTos de las tripu-
lacioneS de los barcoS hundidos, Y
ruy Uarticularmente a los oflcla.ss y
subcEd;nados a Q%uienes las autorida-
des aleGraaas pretenden someter a
Ut severe regimen en- las prisiones or
dilariaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
COMISIONADO DEL CONDADO

ola PRENSA." esta autorizada
para anunciar al seHor Jecobo Rublo-
Ia. como candidate al puesto &c Co.
misionado de- Condado, por e. Distri-
to nnmero uno, sujeto a las eIeccio-
mes primario-democraticas que deve-
ran verificarse 81 27 de Julio de 1918
iPoliticsi kdv.t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20
Al ser aolpeGda. estGuo.

Al scr pOipeGoo' eStNeS-
La granada. desgraciadamense. no esta-
BIZ desp-ovista de los explosives que Sc usan
en- esta clase de proyectiles. nj le faltaba
81 fuluinsnte que sirve para hacerla csra-ar;
Dor 10 que cuando Ell traficante en- meta!es
ro,pe6 ei casco de ella para tratar de rom
perlo, II granada hizo explosion eausando da-
nos terribies.
La mitad de Ia casa volo y las natcrias eS-
plosivas y los balines de que constaoa IN
! Internal maquina rutilaron he& I~iblemente
ii eitado seaor. 4 su esposa y a un joven de
! ca.orce amos que Sc haIaba en- Ia misma ha-
bitaci6n. habiendo eecapado miiasrosamente
dos rcqucnos que estaban en- una piezs "a Ia
misma casa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20

La imagination es un vasto pals,
que ell que 10 recorre Sc extravia con
suma facilidad 81 no toma por guia
a la razon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20

Del Se-ricio Es2sc;ci ds Ii PRENSi
AMSTERDAM, Julio Isles CO
nlandantsS de los submarines aiema-
mes han recibiGo o-den de hace- pri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-20

desgracis, Ell iefe de Ia fanilia en- question
habis adquirido, no Sc sabe por que conduc-
tos UNI granada de ms que Sc usan pars dis
,arsrlas con grandcs cahoaes y trataha de n
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