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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
LII Convenlo
cor1lercial
espanol
CON EE. UNIDOS
Sc ha heca7o pGblico
por el Cob. del
reir1o ibero
scrvicio E>periaI para LA rnENsA.

ScFNIcIo f>periaI para it fRtNSa.
MADRID, Mario 2S-Se ha hecho
publico que segtn el convenio que
ESpana firm0 recieHtemente con los
Estados Unidos, Ia primera de estas
nacioneS Sc ha comprometido cnviar
a America tcdo Ell excedrnto que ten
ga, una veZ cubiertas sus necesida-
des, de arroz, u"a. cebolla, accites
V jabones. Y Sc sabe igualmente que
Sc ha prOpuesto un arreglo financie-
TO que debe celebrarSe con Inglate-
IRA el cual esta progresando salts
facci0n de ambaS parties contratan-
ties aunque Sc indica que antes de
ser firmado tendr;i que II LoIdres
el Representative que ha sido NOM
brado por dicha nacion. slendo ell
obieto del viaje el consular algunos
de los puntos a que Sc contrae el ira
tado que Sc esta estUdiandc.
A prop6sito del convenio celebrado
con los Estados Undos. el peri6dico
germanofilo lei Debate ha estado
(Pasa la Ia. Pag. Col 5a.)
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Los FEllcIsTAS INFisGEN UNA
DERROTA A SALVADOR AlvARAD0
Atacaron a sus fuerzas por la retaguardia
Fu9 YoIado IN trGn J OtIos Sc teescOpIarOn

Del sur de Ia Eepublica Sc estan
recibiendo muy inreresantes not!ciaS
que revelan las actividadeS que prin-
Sip;an = desplegar los rcvo!ucionarios
feliciStaS.
Opcrtunaneaue informamos que
Alyarado habia Salido de Coatzacoal-
ccs IN varioS treneS militares. lie
vaRdo d!ez canoneS de grueSo cali
ore, para cerrarle el paso al Oral.
Felix Diaz, que aparentemente mar
chaba sobre OaXaca, Y ahora ecaba
de saberse de una catastroEe ocurri-
ia a Alvarado. Y de "a cual TO Sc
sienen todavia detalles precisos.
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I'm rlbuquecor,
aZucar para
Mexico
SALI0 DE CUBA
Por concession espe-
cisss lie proporcic-
ssaFon carbon
srryicio Especial para IA rRENSa.

StfilclO f>ptclaI para IL fhEN'A'
HABANA. Mario 24--Como 'un
case esnecial''. Segun Sc hiZo saoer
publicamente, Sc facilit5, por el re-
presentante del Dictator de Carbon
de los Estados Unidos en esta capi-
tai, NJ. Morgan, ciento veinticinco
toneladas de. carbon al vap0r Jul
Han Alfonso, que sali6 para el pUcr-
20 de Progreso conduciendo un car
gamento de azucar destinado al mer-
cado de Mexico. Dicho cargamento
Sc encontraba hsto para ser enviado
4 la Republica Mcxicana, pues su cX-
portaci6n habia sido previamente au-
torizada por el Presidente, general
Mario Menocal, pero no hahia sido
possible despacharlo a causa de "a
falta de combustible para los buques
destinados a hacer Ell trafico entire
este puerto Y los de Mexico.
Importantes gestiones hicieron los
agentes meyicanos encargados del en-
vic del aZucar contratado en- Cuba
(Pasa a la 5a. Col. 3a.)
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NAFARRATE EN- PLENA REBELDIA,
CONTRA EL G0BN0. De CARRANzA
Rcaut cambi6 los poderesa Tampico, Tams.
La guarnici6n de Tu|a, de parb del pbeIde

Las noticias que estan llegando
del vecino Estado de TamauIipas,
son por demas sensacionales.
El asalto premeditado hecho por
Cesar Lopez a Caballero, en- pleno
paseo de la Reforma, ha sido la
chispa que Ia. prendido un volcan,
como Sc vera por las ultimas noticias
que acabamos de recibir.
Ell General Nafarrate, represen-
tante de Caballero, y nombrado Co.
ternador INFERNO por Ia Legislature
de Tamaulipas, movilizo sus fuerzas,
Y al u1ismo tempo que mando IN
ultimatum a Carranza, conmino al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
MURIO LA SONORA De
CASTELL0T
ERA MUY ESTlMAl 4
TrlcGrama Especial para IA PRENSA.

Trlrgrama Especial para IA PRENsA
NUEVA YORK, Mario 2S.-La
segunda esposa de don Jose Caste
lot. DANA muy conocida en- los
circulos de Ia alta sociedad mexica-
na, muri6 hoy en- esta ciudad, de
pneumonia. FL senior Castellot ha
rccibido numerosas muestras de con-
Lnlencia de sus parientes y amigos,
aues el ex-senator esta muy bien
rclacionado tanto en- los circulcs la
de esta ciudad, como
en Ia republica meXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
FL DOBLE JUEGO
De HEARST
En- uno de sus periodicos
. defiende a Mooney y
en- otro 10 ataca

mas prestigiados, nj su Influenza Sc
extienda por todo el territorio ameri-
cano: pero 81 Sc sabe que este hom-
-bre es inocente Y que las classes adj
neradas de San Francisco quieren
perderlo, no por el supuesto crimen
de Ia Gale de Market, sino por la
campana terrible que en- otras ocasio-
nes desarrollo Mooney en- union de
ot-os de sus camaradas. ~, sin en-
barge, cuando el senior Hearst defien-
de a Mooney, los anarquistas y los
unionistas socialistas americanos, Sc
indignan y atacan al periodista que
con mas odios cuenta en- los EStados
Unidos. .
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servIcio Especial para La PRENSA.


AMSTERDAM, Mario 2S.-El ca
non con el que los alemanes han es-
tado bombardeando Paris, es pro-
ducto de la Casa alemana de Krupp.
FL Emperador Guillermo ha enviado
un telegrama de felicitaci6n al DR..
Krupp Won Bohlen Y Ha15ach, di-
rector de Ia gran planta de Essen. El
telegrama del Kaiser. dice:
"Por el bombardeo de Paris desde
una distancia considerablemente ma
yor de 100 Kilometres, su nuevo ca
h6n ha pasado brillantemente por Ia
prueba que Sc lie sometio. Con ia
fabrication de esa pieza ha agrega-
Go usted una nueva pagina la IA
ma historic de la Casa Krupp. Lo
expreso por 10 tanto a usted Y to-
dos sus colaboradores mis- imperiales
gracias por este triunfo de la cien-
cia Y ell trabajo alemanes."
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8:
No corren trenes de
Monterrey a
Laredo
Sc carece de nOticiaS de
10 que pasa en- Ell sarg
Entire Gonzalez y San Luis
fue asaltado un tren, pero
parece que hay otras graz
YES causss que impiden
tambien eltrafico en- ell CEN
tro del pals

Hemos podido obtener algunas infof
maciones en- relaci6n con la Interrupt
ciGn del trifico -errocarrilero con Ia
capital de nuestra Republica.
Tn viaiero que arribo aver San
Antonio por la via de Laredo nos
proporcion6 interesantes detalhs
acerca de este asuDto, del que Sc
ocup6 LA PRENSA :en su edicion de
aver.
Refiere el viajer6 que el salio de
Ia capital de Nuevo- Leon ell martes.
Tres dias hacia que no llegaba tren
de la capital de la Replblica a aque-
LA ciudad. Sc dijo que Ia Interrupt
c;6n del trafico obedecia serios
desperfectos causados en- Ia via, en-
un punto situado entire Gonza'ez
Y San Luis, donde habia aparecido
una gruesa partida revolucioraria
perteneciente las fuerzas de Jose
Ires Chavez Garcia.
Dicha partida asalt6 un trens que
Sc dirigfa al Norte, y que procedia
de la capital de la Republica. Ell
tcer aludido conducia dinero Y ar
mas Y municiones, habiendo los re-
bodies dado un buen golpe, pues Sc
aroderaron de todo ell cargamento,
dcspues de sostener un renido COM
Late con las tropas que escoltaban
el convoy Y las cuales fueron anioui-
ladas.
Los rebeldes procedieron en- Sc
guida destruir Ia via ferrea en-
grandes tramos, por 10 cual las re-
paraciones, aunque Sc hayan hecho
con gran rapidez tendran que tardar
varios dias.
La interruption con SaltilIo.
Ell martes,-continua el viajero--
va no lego tren de Saltillo, por 10
Cuali hubo de fornar en- Monterrey
el convoy que hiciera el trafico con
Ia frontera. En- las oficinas del fe-
rrccarril Sc dijo que Ia falta del
tren de la capital coahuilense obe-
decia a que el gobierno h4hia tenido
necesidad de utilizar todas las loco
motoras que habia en- Saltillo para
transporter tropas, operarios V ell
material necesario para las repara-
clones de los tramos de la via des-
truida por los rebeldes, y este hizo
Greer desde luego que no solamente
habia sido destruida la via herrada
entire San Luis Y Gonzalez. sino
tambien entire San Luis Saltillo
Otros rumores.
En- la capital regiomontona circu-
lahan, sin embargo, diversos rumo-
res acerca de Ia verdadera causa de
la suspension del trafico con ell sur.
Sc aceptaba desde luego la version
relatlva al asalto al tren al sur de
(Pasa la 5a. Pdg. C0l4.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
ESTA n|TERRUuP|DO FL TRAF|CO En- FL NORTE
Sc FUNDARA Una AS0CIACION DE
PERIODISTAS HISPANO- AMERlCAN0S
CELEBRAR0N UNA JDNTA EN- hUEvA YORK
AsIstio ella ell representante de "LaSPrensa"y
escucho elogos para la labor de este peFiodieo
TcIcnrama Especial para la PHENsA.

IHENst
YORK. Marzo 2SEn e kote! Felix Portland de este
de los periodlcos das
mpnrtancia publican America en- spna
cauroa de tcdos
pucd, decirse pronto Ia Accacn
:cch3.
e Dr. Luis Lara Pado representante de LA
pRENSA De Saa Anon ciIdad satisfaction
vendo
r0dco de IL cuitu de Mexico
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Faita de garIntlaS.

= Por que & deSesperaca q 81
tuaciGa ALI? preguntamos.
En- primer jugar. por n faita
absolute de garantiaS para las per
sonas y las propiedades.
Mala era va Ia situaci6H para IA
mayor parte de los ha5itantes del
Estado de Durango debido 4 Ia esca-
sez de where's V las d;ficultades
de orden econ6micc que ha venido te-
niendo el gobierno local, dificultades
estas que son el resultado de Ia des-
organization politica y admin!stratl-
Va del regimen revolucionario Que es
el gue practicamente ha dOminado
aquella zona del pals deSde princi-
fD,s, . !, - p5u Col 2a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29

General Ricaut, que Sc encontraba
tambien en- Ciudad Victoria, la ca
pltal del Estado, como Gobernador
unconstitutional, para que saliera
inmediatamente de Ia capital, de 10
ccntrario 10 atacaria.
TrasIado de poderes.
Ricaut movilizo tambien sus fuet-
zas, pero no sintiendose .competen.e
para resistir, abandono a escape la
capital del Estado, y translate '1os
Poderes" a Tampico.
(Paaa = Ia P.s. Sa. Gel 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
Tremendo deSaStre.

IaSta ahora Sc sabe NADIA mas que
e. primer tren fue volado, V otros Sc
telescopiaron, que el Gral. Diaz lie
do alcance por la retaguardia al
Cral. carrancista, trabandose un
sangriento combate, del cual Sc han
ocultado rigurosamente los informes.
De Cordoba y VeracruZ nan salido
vioientamente refuerzoS por Ia via
del ferrocarril lie. Veracruz al Istmo,
dejando estas plaZas debiltadas a
un graGo tai, Que seglranlente seran
CPasa Ia sa. Pag. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
Sc le tenle va mas a
Pancho Murguia que,
a PanChO Villa
Aqu6I anda perSiguiendO con
una sana feroz a todOs
los que cree enemigOS
Del CarranciSmO
FIN IIJGAR DE HACER LA CAM
PANA CONTRA Ell VILLlSM0
LA ESTA HACIENDA CON-
IRA GENIE PACIFICA

Despues de rehusarse varlas Yeces
q conrestar 4 las ereguntaS Gae ie
baciamos. IN yiajero que arr'3o aver
de Ia ciuGad De Torreo& po- "a via
de Eagle. Pass. quiea er-revista-
mos. conv5no al fin en- proporclonar-
rcs algunos uatos acerca de Ia 81
tuacion en- 81 Esrado de Durango.
Coavino en- clio cuando lie dimos
p!enas seguridades de que nadie.
fuera de nosotros. sabria quien pro
rorc;onaba los informes cue de el
solici-abamos.
-Jamas NE ne mezclado en- los
asuntos politicos-nos dijo-y no
quierc dar motive que Sc NE consl-
dese parriaario de unos y enemigo
Do otros. vi opinion acerca de los
hompres que gobiernan acTua!mente
eI pals. asi como n de los que 10
gobernaron. me IA reserve. ' nadie
prede decir que me ne inclinado q
favcr de deJerminada faccion. Por
clio. no uuierO qUe Se cTea que re
va-iado Va en- mi modo de ser ' pre-
fiero no decir NADIA nj de 10 que ne
visto nj lie 10 que sc de fuentes que
ne merecer absolute confianza. Sin
embargo. Dor comp!acerle, va que
-. - 80, .CI;r;-,,S Sira Ia SiullIpn-
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Especial para LA PRENSA.

Especial para LA PRENSA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Mario 23:
Hearst, lei enemigo de
Mexico, como 10 suelen denominar
con frecuencia hasta los nrismos ame-
ricanos, es en- estos nomentos el
hombre mas criticado en- San Fran
cisco, California. Pero, probable
mente. tambien en- estos momentos 10
maldicen los millones de obreros Que
focman parte de las uniones de ira
bajadores en- los EstadoS Unidos.
Que que ha hecho Mr.. Hearst pa
IA conquistarse el odio de los ira
bajadoreS americanoS?
Una cosa bien sencilla: defender
en- su peTiodico de New York a To-
mas Mooney, el anarquista acusado y
convicto de haber perpetrado, el Mas
horrible de los crimenes que Sc han
registrado en- California: colocar una
bomba de explosives que mato a diez
personals Y que hirio de gravedad g
cincuenta, todos inocentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
Krupp fabrico el
canon de larga
distancia

:. = = :. = 5. :. :. :. - :. = - :. ::
!. True translation file with the ::
= postmaster at San Antonio, Texas, ::
:. on March 2Sth. aS required by ::
:. the act or OCTOBER e. 1877. ::
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TO ADVERTISERS A

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
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Un juego doble-

Las uniones de trabajadores de los
Estados Unidos adoran a Mooney.
No es que este sea uno de los lideres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29

(Pasa q Ia IA. Pag. Col 3a.3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-29
LIBROS EN- ESPAN0Li

=
Compre usted sus libros en- espahol
la Casa Editorial Lozano, lib N.
Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
Es Ia mas barata.
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CPasa Ia ss. Pae. Col 2a.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
CASSVILLD.
Saturday.

Mrs. Ella Mink leaves this week
tor Sault Ste Marie to live with her
SON Fred. who is stationed there
The members of her Sunday School
class gave her farewell surprise
last week it being in the form of
house picnic.
Mesdames Fred Glass and Jimmie
Harville and daughters of Bagley,
were in town Tuesday
Mrs. Allie BOlringer and daughter,
Marguerite Of Bagley, made week
end visit in town.
VIM. Reed had the misfortune to
fall from a wagon Friday striking a
board fence and breaking three ribs
M and Mrs. Henry Haas residing
on tie VIM. Hall farm, were burned
out Thursday. The neighbors hur-
ried 10 their assistance but very little
was saved
Henry Casper accompanied by his
sisters Misses Irene and Minnie, were
guests Of their aunt, Miss K Anna
Casper, Saturday.
FiGtcher Braudt Of Bagley, was in
town between trains Friday.
Miss Leila Hampton Of Glen Haven,
spent the past week in town with her
grandma, Mrs. Catherine Schleier.
Relatives here received news Of the
marriage Of James Welsch Of ST. Paul,
and Miss Nottie Graybill formerly of
This village. The ceremony was per-
formed in ST. Paul Friday. Congrat-
ulations are extended from friends
here
Mrs. Emelie Michel Of Remsen, Ia,
is visiting at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M LOrSChGtter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bennett returned
Saturday from a visit in Dubuque.
The O. H. Failing family acCOmpan-
Ed by Miss Edna Garner were Sun
ay visitors at the John Goeckel home
ear Glen Haven. Other visitors were
Ir. and Mrs Ben Grimm, Miss Eliz-
beth and Herman also from Cass-
lille.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Juen and family
Ossian Ia, were visitors at the
oa Kuchenberg home.
Wesley Schuelter Of st. Paul, was
j town Monday
H. W. Klinkhammer returned Sun
dy from a visit with relatives at
FescOtt. Wis, and Vermillion, Mimi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
LITTLE GRANT.

Mrs. Minnie Cooley spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Hoffman. Speaking about eggs, while
there Mark Hoffman came in with $40
eggs Mrs Hoffman took 100 dozen
to Lancaster Monday
Oryille Wright spent Sunday at the
VIM GaTthWaite home in Lancaster.
Mrs. VIM. Pagenkopf, Fred and Geo
also Harry Kaap and wife and son
Earl, we're in Lancaster Saturday,
Chas Addison and wife and Mrs
Minnie Cooley were in Bloomington
Saturday evening. They took up 43
dozen eggs and received a good price
for them-33 cents q dozen.
Grandma Jeide is spending few
days with her son Charley They
spent Sunday at Ora Jeide's at Patch
Grove.
VIM. Burr's family were at Platte
Vile Saturday.
Lizzie Brandemuhl has been very
sick and is little better at this writ
ing
Fred BrandemuhPs family spent
Sunday with his parents, Albert
BrandemuhPs.
Thos Beetham is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Ed Gov
Ter.
Helen Cooley took the train to Fen
nimOre Saturday to spend few days
with her brother Fred
Chas Jeide has torn down his old
barn and the Blocks are building a
wall for the new one.
Fred GoViers were in Lancaster on
Saturday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17

school a couple of days last week on
account Of illness.
Mrs. Chris Shaben spent a part Of
last week in Dubuque.
Mrs. Olive Hoffman left last week
for Davenport, Ia.
Martin and Archie Chapman and
families spent Sunday at Lizzie Chap
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker and grand
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Julich
and son Merle, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schooner, all of Mt. Hope, spent Sun
day at the Harley Frye home.
Ladies' Aid at Mrs PoWelIs Apr. rs.
Tennis and volley ball are all the
rage now after school hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17

We are sorry to report that neigh
Dor Mary Winner is i'll again.
VIM. Oldridge, E. Schneider and Mr..
GoWner all of Dubuque, transacted
business here Saturday.
TWenty-One brother Masons came
down from Lancaster Saturday night
to help initiate a candidate here AT
ter the work a lunch was served at
the hotel
E. Knotwcsl and Geo. Marks and
wives autoed here from Lancaster on
Sunday and spent the day at the Ly-
man Mcconnell home.
Mrs. Fred Wood Of Cassville, spent
a few days here last :. Eek.
Sylvia Garner was absent from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17

Charles H. Potts, assistant to Dr..
Toy, the evangelist at the rink year
ago last fall, died March 9th at Am
arillo, Texas. Mr.. Potts was taken
from tie train critically i'll and died
in a short time. Details are lack
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
AFTER, NOT BEFORE.

La the Poland China Breeders Get
alog paragraph relating to the Bows
pig contest it is stated that pigs to be
shown should be narrowed on or be-
fore March 1st, 1918 The error is OBJ
vious; the rule is narrowed On Or
AFTER March /, 1918"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Vernal Briggs, Muscoda, and Clara
Ewers, Beetown.
Peter Weigand Jr., Madison, and
Kathryn Byers, Hazel Green.
Ora c. Frye Mt Ida, and Velma
Adkins, Mt. Ida
Virgil Schuppener and Louise Briel,
both Of Sitter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
BEETOWN.

Mrs VIM. Shogrove returned home
to o. vein, Ia, Saturday. Bernie
Taylor and wife and VIM. Taylor au-
toed back with her.
Chas. Rogers and family Of Mt
Hope, spent Saturday and Sunday
here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
ITEMS OMITTED.

An obituary Of the late Mrs Jos.
Edwards and several other communi-
cations have been omitted this week
for lack Of space. They will appear
next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-04-17
FARMERS NOTICE s!

There will be d Farmers
Letting in the Garage Hall,
OtOsi, Thursday evening,
pril 18th, for the purpose
tOrganizing a Cooperative
teamery Co. All interest
are cordially invited.
Mr.. Wied, County Agri-
G Agent, will address the
I netting.
LEO MARKUS.
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Evening journal., 1918-03-15
GASOLINE SOARING
THROUGH SHIP LACK

WASHINGTON, March i5-American
oil renners are working out plans for
curtailment OF gasoline shipments In
this country The greatly increased
demand for gasoline by the nying ma
chimes In this country and abroad and
for the great fleets OF motor transports
has sent prices soaring until today gas
oline is selling for 81 gallon In France.
The war needs must be met FIRST, and
with the completion Of new tankships
now on the ways millions OF gallons
OF oil and gasoline will be shipped
abroad 10 is hOpef also that enough
tankers will be built to permit Of many
shipments from southern 90 northern
American ports that the heavy auto
mobile demands IN the summer months
may be met
Although many army experts hold
that transports will have TO be used
for shipping oil % the war zone, Others
believe that enough new tankers Will
be placed In service TO meet the situa-
li0n.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
BROTHER OF CITY BOY
Is KILLED IN FRANCE

James f. Potts. brother Of Earl A.
Potts. of No. 90 Nanic,er avenue. was
one OF the "Sammics," who fell ln the
recent encounters between the forces
OF General pershings and the Huns.
Although no word has been received by
the brother OF the youth dispatches
from the front seem TO confirm that
young Potts was one Of the American
victims. The last that was heard from
him by his brother was q letter received
late In January, dated January 1.
Potts was a member Of the N7th
Trench Mortar Battery, i2nd Division.
United states Army, and went over 90
France early IN September Tie enlisted
Immediately after the outbreak of the
war AZ that time be was employed by
the Consolidated Gas Electric Light and
Power Company, OF Baltimore. as a
bookkceper. lie Is survived by his
brother IN this city Earl A. Potts con
necied with the Wilmington and philn-
telphla Tmciion Company. and one
brother located IN Wisconsin.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

10 matters not whether you have had
agoniting pains from rheumatism for 60
years or distressing twifchings for g0
weeks Rhcuma is strong enough and might,
and powerful enough Co drive rheumatic nol
sons from your body and abolish lll misery
or money back.
n. b uanf0rth and all drurristr sell
hhcuma on a uo.curc.no.pay basis. A largo
bottle b. ineNpenfive and after you take The
tmal dose af directed once a day for two
days sou should krow that at last you have
obtained q remedy that WI conquer rhcu-
matism.
For over Eve years throurbout America
Rhcuma has been prescribed BY broad
minded physicians and has released thou
sands from agony. pain ard despair
Evening journal., 1918-03-15
EAsTLAKE CLASS MEETING.

The monthly business and social meet
ing OF the Women's Bible Glass Of the
Easilake Presbyterian Church viii be
held this evening at the home Of Mrs.
George Hall, No. 9is West 18th street.
There will be the election OF officers
and other important business. A so
cial season will follow
Evening journal., 1918-03-15

IN
rs made charcoal sketch the paror wal
tied a between the h-post and the door:
j the bell and laughed
the when had the other nent
the faticst + such words polite?
It's filled lask with ink-l spOse hadn't oushter
And when he took min said he'd better eat boter
I dog and tied him TO a
that made 'em aaht Way blamed for that
rs lied about the glass Tom smashed at school dav
Cause Toms S ight-wad and knew would
! and
! knew twould when tWasnt
! promised teacher not 10 night meant it
when Dick knocked the ohp on what could ler do
It's true ] teacher. but nobody seems TO see
She wouldn't have a lob az ALL excep FOR. Kids like mel
IT'S I opened teachers desk. les, put the rat
But teacher let him herself Why blamed for thatf
It's I've done things. and shouldn't
But heck the hncs could have donetey think Of those
I'D begun one-half the things wanted TO- bet
I'd never eat seeD. for I'd bet workin at EN- yet.
It's make with racket" and din
But she ought 90 hear the noises that keep ahodn In
It's trouble In the neghborhOod but geei
troubles that don't make almost a-klln'
IT'S had 10 buy house. He couldn't rent nat
Because I'm the family but-Nhy am blamed for hatI
Couv,isht 1913, n F. A.
Evening journal., 1918-03-15

Board and rooms 20 let and houses Go
be sold WIN DE advantageously adver-
tised In the Want Ads.