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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
ACCOUNT OF WORK
COURT POSTPONED
JUDGE cRUM CONSENTS TO PASS
TERM ON ACCOUNT OF PRESS
ING FARM NEEDS

Judge d. A. K. Crum today sent a
letter to every out of town juror,
grand and petit, excusing them from
service in the May term of Crisp
superior court. This has been done on
account of the very pressing need Of
labor at the present time on the farm
A sufficient number of town jurors
will be called to take care of the
divorce cases and uncontested cases
only The work of this character in
the court will be disposed of Monday.
No further session of this court will
be held until the fourth Monday in
July when the present grand and
traverse jurors will report
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
AUSTRIA WAITS
FOR AGREEMENT
ANXIETY PREVAILS AS TO TERMS
OF EMPERORS

ZURICH, May 1.-THE publication
of the military agreement reached by
the German and Austrian Emperors at
the recent conference is awaited with
intense anxiety in Vienna according
to a dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeit
ung.
The most important question is
whether the agreement is so complete
that the Austro Hungarian army will
be permeated with the Russian spirit
as were the armies of the South Ger
man states after 1860, in which events
of significance touching other ques
tons recede into the back ground.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
Big AUSTR Ian
BATTLESHIP V
SUNK !
ITALIAN NAVAL. FORCES BLOW UP
VESSEL IN POLA HARBoR

ROME, May 16.-An Austrian battle
ship of the twenty thousand ton type
was torpedoed by the Italian naval
forces in Pola harbor early Tuesday,
it is officially announced.
The Italian worked their way into
the naval base ydodging patrol boats
and searchlights of the defenders.
While the naval operation was pro.
crossing an Italian seaplane force
engaged the Austrian battle planes
above Pola. Two Austrian machines
brought down and several others com
pletely dropped out OF control, The
Italian machines all returned safely
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
NINETY ONE NAMES ON
PEHSHINGS CASUALTY LIST

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE casu-
atty list contains ninety-One names.
4; died of accident. /; died of dis
ease A. died of other causes. /; wound
ed severely 80; missing in action. Ia;
Private Baxter Hagen of Anderson
S. c.. was wounded severely and Pri
vate Walter D. Trussem of Honapath
S, C., was wounded slightly.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
BISHOP ELECT PARKER
HAS DECLINED POST

ATLANTA. May 16.-Declaring he
was not persuaded that he was call
ed by the will of the Lord Jesus
Christ to office" Bishop elect Frank
n. Parker declined election as Bish-
op at the Southern Methodist Gener-
al conference.
He said his action was taken after
"a hours of prayer A motion to &C
cept the declination was ruled out of
order by the chair.
Rev. H. A. Boaz Of Texas was elect
ed secretary of church extension.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr. of Virginia,
was elected Bishop in place of DR.. Par
ker.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
AMERICANS WILL
Be in COMMAND
WHERE OWN TROOPS DOMINATE
WILL HAVE CHARGE OF ALL
FORCES

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE divis-
sions on the western front, where
American units are brigaded with the
British and French, it became known
today will fight under American Com
manders wherever American troops
predominate.
Plans which means that General Per
shing may soon be placed in command
of British and French units as well
as his own Americans, is regarded
here as especially desirable and is ex-
pected rapidly to increase the size of
American forces on the fighting line
and toco1 tribute effectively to the
spirit of unity.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
$1,000 MORE MEN
CALLED TO COLORS
GEORGIA TO FURNISH 700 OF THE
NUMBER-24 STATES AND THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AF-
u FEcTED.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Twenty-
four states and the District of Colum-
bia were called upon Tuesday by Pro
vost Marshall General Crowder to fur
nishfor the national army 81 500 more
men qualified for general military SER
vice.
Movement of drafted men to the
camps under this call is to extend
over two periods from May 20 to "a
and from May 80 to June 2. These
dates were fixed because during the
five days beginning May 25 approx
mately 233 600 men called for recent
1y will be moving to the camps.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
American Get Three Hur.s.

WITH AMERICAN ARMY FRANCE
May LITTLE first American official
communipue since the Americans en-.
tered the fighting line on a perma-
mont basis was issued tonight and
reads: six P. M. Headquarters
west of Toul and in Lorraine there
was marked Increase in artillery ac-
tivity on both sides.
Today our aviators brought down
three German machines. There was
nothing else of Importance to report q"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
| ,500, 900 FIGHTING MEN INFRANCEBY 1919
BRITISH LABOR
TO TRUST WILSON
WILL AID AMERICAN LABOR IN
BACKING HIM UP

LONDON, May 16-British labor
will trust President Wilson to secure
democratic peace and will aid Amer
lean labor in backing him up, declared
arthur Henderson, leader of the La
Dor party at meeting of the Manches
ter Stafford Trade Council last night.
Three members of the American La
hor delegation accompanied him TO
the meeting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16

LONDON, May 16.-American pre-
parations on the western front are
amazing in intensity.
The plans are being made to care
for five million troops, Harry E. V. Brit
tain, secretary of the English branch
of the Pilgrims club, told the Royal
Colonial Institute last night
:. If the Germans do not give in mum
Der the Americans will be increased
to any amount necessary, he declared
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
STOCKS WENT HIGH
ON BUYING WAVE
+ REACTION DID NOT ELIMINATE
BUoYANT UNDERGONE

NEW YORK, May 16.-On another
enormous buying wave today's stock
market opened with substantial adj
vances. The movement again centered
largely in war issues, nearly all OF
which registered new high quotations.
Reactions of one to three points set
in on profit taking but the undertone
continued buoyant.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
German Raiders Beaten

PARIS, May 16.--Artillery actions
occurred last night on the French
front southeast of Amiens in the
Haillas-Castal sector, it is officially
announced.
West of Montdidier a German raid
ing detachment was driven off. The
French took prisoners in their patrol
ing operations north of Ailette.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
HUGHES TO ASSIST
IN AIRCRAFT PROBE
HE WILL AID GREGORY AT THE
REQUEST OF PRESIDENT
WILSON. !.

Washington, May 15.-President
Wilson has asked Charles e. Hughes
to assist Attorney General Gregory in
investiging the aircraft situation. Mr.,
Hughes has replied that he will be
glad to assist.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
FIRING SQUAD ORDERED
FOR NEWSPAPER MAN
M. DUVAL, OF BONNET ROUGE,
FOUND GUILTY BY FRENCH
COURT-MARTlAL.

Paris, May 15.-M. Duval, who was
director of the suppressed Germano-
phile newspaper, Bonnet Rouge, was
condemned to death today by court
martial for treason.
The six other defendants we're SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for terms
ranging from two to ten years
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
RUSSIANS AGAIN
PLAN FOR DEFENSE
CLAIM GERMAN OPPRESSION is
DOUBLY HARD

WASHINGTON, May ia copy of
a protest of a protest made by the
Soviet government to the German Min
istry of foreign affairs against German
expressions was made public today
at the state department.
II is shown that the Russians gave no.
tice of their intention to mobilize al
necessary forces in order to secure
the freedom and independence if the
Russian republic which is now menac-
ed beyond the limits established by
the Brest-Litosk treaty.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
CENTRAL POWERS ALLIANCE
TO RUN TWENTY YEARS

ZURICH, May ia Vienna dis
patch to the Mulch Meueste Nachrich-
ten says the new AustrO-German al
lance is fixed for period of twenty
years, and included military conven-
ton.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
GOVERNMENT LOSES
THE ON RAILROADS
EARNINGS FOR FIRST THREE
MONTHS UNDER FEDERAL CON-
troll SHOW DROP OF $1oe ,ooo,-
ooO, AS COMPARED WITH SAME
PERIOD LAST YEAR.

Washington, May 15.-Railroads in
the first three months this year earn
ed $71, zoe, 900, as compared with $179,-
431 900 in the same period last year,
marking loss to the government under
the system of common operation of
about 100000. This report today
by the interstate commerce commits
sion covers all but five of the 1856
railroads.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
GERMAN FLEET IS
RECALLED TO !
KEEL
~A~~A
CONCENTRATION OF NAVAL,
FORCES BY ENEMY

LONDON, May 1.-THE entire Ger
man Baltic fleet except a few light
cruisers was recalled last week to
Kiel, where important naval forces
are now being concentrated. says tbs
dispatch from hamburg received in
Vienna, and transmitted by the cor,
respondent of the Daily Express.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
GERMANY DOES NOT
CONSIDER WAR EXISTS

MONTEVIDEO, May 16.-Germany
has replied to Uruguays request for
ing she does not consider a state Of
war exists between the two countries.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
PRESIDENT MAY
BLOCK EFFORT
SENATORS SAY THEY ONLY WANT
AIRCRAFT INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. May 16.- Thepresi-
dent today renewed the fight against
the adoption by the senate of Senator
Chamberlain's resolution for war in.
quiry by the senate Military Commit
tee He advised Senator Thompson of
Kansas that the resolution as amend
ed yesterday by the expenditures COM
mittee, still is Objectionable, and that
even as modified it would in effect
authorize dragnet investigation by
the committee.
Thompson said he might offer a
substitute proposing to limit the COM
mittee's inquiry to the aircraft situa-
ton alone.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
Artillery Active

LONDON, May 16.-Artillery was
active last night in the valley of the
Somme and Ancre rivers east of Ar
ras and on the Flanders battIefelds,
the war office reports. -
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
Guns Under Repairs

GENEVA, May 16.-Two of the Ger
man long distance guns which were
bombarding Paris have been moved
to the Krupp plant for repairs, the
constance seeitung states.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 16.-President
Wilson informed Senator Martin that
he had no objection to most search
ing inquiry into the aircraft situation.
but that he deemed inadvisabf2 at this
time any investigation of the conduct
of the war.
At the last session his opposition
to such investigation put an end to
the proposals that it be made. 1t was
believed that the Presidents attitude
was due to the form in whichSenator
Chamberlain CT the Senate Military
Committee introduced the resolution.
1t authorized and directed" the com
mittee to inquire into and report to
the senate the progress of aircraft pro
duction in the United States or into
anv other matters relating to the con
duct of the war, by or through the war
department..
The expenditures committee to
which the resolution referred, met to-
dGy to redraft it, Chamberlain and
others of the military committee have
declared there is no objection to limi-
ting the scope of the resolution and
disclaimed any inteneiOn of planning
any general inquiry into the conduct
of the war"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
AMERICAN PLANS
AMAZINGLY
LARGE
BRITISH ARE TOLD THIS COUN
TRY ARRANGING FOR FIVE
MILLION TROOPS

Paris, May 16. The Uni
ted States has promised to
have a million and a half
fightinp men in France by
the end of this year, says l.
Himmc Libre.
Associated Press.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16
NOTICE.

q The Food Regulations provide
e that we can use only so per
E cent. of the sugar we used in
1917. This means that we will
nut out one fifth less bottled
Coca-Cola than our normal trade
demands.
: It will be impossible for us to
supply our customers with all
: they require, and there will be
E days when we have no Coca
: Cola to offer.
: We are endeavoring to distrlb-
8 ute our reduced output among
: our customers on an equitable
E basis, and ask their cooperation
E and consideration in the strict
: observance of these regulations.
If sugar will help win the war,
: let's all help to conserve it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-16

Make your old Kelly last until
this years brands are marked
down,-th'e war is on.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
IS DVb0T de los pdtTiOtdS
(OmpTdT B nos de Ia LibGTtdl
t,r.o7a'l5uWrnJowWBaa.pWntdogor

La bandera que sc We arrIba
es la Bandara de Honor del Te'-
Ger Nmprtstito de la lIbertad,
que ha sido adoptada por et CO.
mite del Emprtstito de Ia Liber-
tad, y bajo sus coloyes uabajau
los patriotas que esperan obtc-
nel una gran victoria logrando
que sea djcha terccr emission de
Bonos dc Ia Iibertad ubscita
en- eXceso.
Esta bandera de honor cs fa-
vorecida por el ST. McAdoo, mi
nisuo de Hacienda, y por el CO.
mite nacional del Emprtstito de
la Libertad. Mide 36X54 pulga-
das. Forma un cuadrilatero ro-
10 con el centro bIanco Y tres lis
tas verdes, que representa- la
tercera campaha de Ia Libertad
Sc dara eSta bandera a tOda
pobIaci6n o t0munidad que subs
Criba pOr entelo la Quota de bo-
nos que lie ha sido senalada por
ell comite correspondence del dis
trito de los bancos de Feserva fe-
derales a que pertenezca. Cada
vez que una de dichas c0munida-
des llegue a doblar la Quota que Sc
lie haya fijado, es decir, cada ye2
que subscriba el 100 por 100 mas
de 10 que le corresponds, Sc le
adiudicara una nueva enseha de
honor, que consiste en- una es-
trella azul. que debe ser cosida en-
el campo blanco de Ia bandera.
De estas banderas pueden ver-
Sc muchas en- las ventanas de las
casas Y ofcinas de los habitan-
tes de Las Vegas Y otras parties
del condado de San Miguel, cosa
que da muestra eXacta del patrio-
tismo de nuestra gente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
Ell SIR. JU AN J. DU II A n
ANUNCIA OFICIALMENTE
SU CANDIDATURA

Tenemos a la vista una carta
circular dirigida a los peri6dicoS
y plincipales iefes dem6cratas
del estado por el Hon. ST. Juan
j. Duran, secretaio actualmen-
te del condado de Union, en- la
que anuncia que, asintiendO a
las suphcas de sus nmerosos
amigos de diferentes parties del
estado y al requerimiento de los
dem6cratas del cOndado de Union,
ha conSentido en- presentar a los
dem6cratas del estado su nombre
como aspirante a la nomination
democratica para secretario de
estado.
Dada la eXtrema pOpularidad
del ST.. Duran eS indudable que Ia
proXima convention democratica
eXaminara con toda atenci6n los
deseos del condado de Union en-
favor de Su postulaci6n para Sc
cretalIo de estad0, Y 81 alcanza
dicha nomination es SECURE que
alcanzara Ia victoria, dando asi
otro disgusto a los republicanos.
iCh6quela, ST.. Duran, Y duro
con ellos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13

FL PasO, abril l1.-El gobernadOr
Mcdonald mur6 en- el Hotel Dieu,
en- esta ciudad, hoy las tres de la
madrugada, a las pocas hOras de
haber sidO traidO aqui en- busca de
curaci0n A la cabecCra de su le.
chO de muerte Sc hallaban su es.
posa y su hiio Dolitico, T. A. Spen-
Ger.
Sus fmerales Sc veriiicaran el
domingo en- 81 rancho, cerca de Ca
rrizOsO.
III Sr. Mcdonald era unO de los
viciOs RESIDENCES del estado, don.
de vino hace cOsa dc 40 amos, y en-
q pr0ximo julio hubiera llegado a
sus sesenta dc edad
NacidO en- ell estsdo de Nueya
York, de descendencia escocesa, So
dcdiC0 en- su iuventud 10 ense-
nanza, estudiand0 despuGs ley,
cuya profession SC dedic0 durantc
cOrta tempOrada, asi como a Ia in.
gcnieria civil en- las inmediaciones
de White Oaks.
Active inteligente, pronto sc
abri0 caminO el Sr. MCDanld, que
en- 1890 fu6 nOmbradO gerentc del
gran sindicatO ganader0 ingl6s Ca
rriZosO Cattle Co, que pOsee gran
des cantidadCs de terra ganadO
en- White Oaks, puesto que descm-
pen0 hasta su muertc. Sus inte-
reses ganaderOs particulares llega-
ron adcmas a ser de gran conside-
raci0n.
FL Sr. Mcdonald tom0 en- vida
activisima parte en- la pOlitlcA del
estad0. habiendo sido taEador, re-
prescntantc en- la legislature pre-
sidcnte de la Junta dS COmiaiOna-
dos del cOndadO de Lincoln. MEM
bro del Console de Sandad del Ga
nadO Mayor del cstadO, preGidente
del comit6 central demOcratic0 del
cstadO y gObcrBadOr dc Nuc,O Me
jico, desde 1912 hasta 1917, ha-
biendO sidO candidate para yicegO-
bernadOr durante las ultimas elcc-
clones, y la hOra de 81 muerte,
que blen habid cOmpTendid0 al que
la tenia cerca, pues cstuyO en- mala
salud durante bastanto tempo, era
administrator federal de combus-
tiblcs en- el estadO.
HOnradO a carta cabal, leal con
sus amigos, dc una frmeza de
caractcr notable, c0nquist6se en- Vi.
da 81 OK gobernadOr Mcdonald
grandcs amistades, y su pGrdida Sc
RI sentida en- tOdO el estadO, como
10 es en- este peri6dico, de cuya
cOmpania editOra era miembro. Re-
ciba su familia nucstro sentido pc
same.
+. p. ID.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
PARTEN HACIA
Ell EXTRANJERO

ESta noche deben saln de es-
Ia ciudad los IoveneS Jose Jordi,
director dc este peri6dico. Euge-
MO Luian, taquigrafo de la casa
lie Rosenwald, y Arturo Romero,
empleado en- la Ohcina de cOlTeos
de la plaza vieia, rumbo a Wash
ington, con el fin de dirigirse el
primero a Lima, Peru el segun-
do a La Paz, Bolivia, Y el tercero
2 Panama, repGblica del mismo
10mbre, a dcscmpenar diferentes
cargos que Sc les han conferido
nn eI servicio diplomaticO de los
EStados Unidos.
TambiGn hemos sabido que el
ST. Carlos Ribcra, de Albuquer-
1ue. conocldisimo en- Las Vegas,
ha sido nombrado aguigrafo en-
Ia embajada americana en- Lon
dres.
Todos estos puestos para
nuestos i6venes hispanoameli-
canos han sido obtenidos por in
huio del active representante de-
m6crata de Naevo Mexico en- el
CongreSo federal. Hon. ST. w. p.
Walton.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
LAS ELECCIONES
EN SANTA ROSA

Las eIecciones municipales en
Santa Rosa pobIaci6n considera.
do siempra como um fuerte ba-
Iuarte republican,, no fueron dc
resultado muy agradable para los
caciques de dicho partido, raz6n
por que, seguramente, NADIA nos
han dicho sobre las mismas.
He aqui 10 que dice nuestro CO.
Iega LA Voz Pdbica", de dicha
loealidad:
La election para oiciales de
Ia villa de Santa Rosa Sc verified
Fl martes, reinando completa paz
" ammonia. El resultado fue una
eompleta solpresa a los republi-
ean0s, quienes contaban todo en-
su bolsillo, y cuando Sc contaron
los votos Sc halo que la mayoria
de la boleta de ciudadanos habia
sido electa por pequenas mayo
.ias. Los siguientes fueron cleo
tos ofciales dc Ia villa por los We
Inideros dos ahOs: ]. w. Melo-
ven, mayor; James Giddings, Sc
.cretario; Carlos M. Casaus, teso-
roro Ben l.. Romero. mariscal;
Adolfo Gallegos, Camilo Sanchez
Y Leandro Sena, fideicomisarios.
Los primeros cinco corrian en- Ia
boleta de ciudadanos Y los Glti-
mos dos en- Ia republican,. HUI
DO empate entire M. G Nuckles
~ J. " Gallegos, ambos republi-
canos, para el cuarto puesto de
fdeicomisarios, " este entende-
mos que Sc decidira en- una cleo
ci6n especial.
El modo de votar fue baio el
sistema australiano y prob6 ser
compIetamente acceptable al pue-
bio. Elresultado es mas que sa
tisfactori0 a los dem6cratas Y
ciudadanos que tuvieron que pc
lear contra Ia gran organization
republicana de esta ciudad, ayu-
dados por otros repubhcanos de
afuera que Sc hallan en- atenden-
cia q Ia corte Los republicanos
que la tenian tan segura, Queda-
ron chasqueados Y el pueblo eli
gi6 a los que fueron de su agra
do, gracias al nuevo sistema de
votar Las mayoiias fueron de /
hasta 20 votos, siendo Ia Ultima
la que recibi6 B. l.. Romero con-
ira su opositor republican,.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
SICUE EN- FUERzAL LA
LUCIA EN- LAPICARDIA
Llegan al Frente de Batalla Nuevas
Fuerzas Americanas.

Han llcgado va a los campos de
batalla de Picardia grucsos continEen-
tes americanos, a reforzar "a los Inc
gleses franceses, quicues los rec-
bieron con gran entusasmo
En- el paramento ingles Lloyd
George ha decIarado que Sc hard eX-
tenaivo o lrlanda e servicio militar
oblJgatoro, asi como que Sc le dara Ia
autonomia q dicha isla
Sc apresurara en- cuanto Sc pueda el
trausporle de- tropas americans a
Francia no solo coadyudaran q -
obra los transportes inglescs sino que
tamblen los frauceses, asl como tam
bitu Sc cmpearan mas oiciales fran
ceses para adiosfrar mas rapldamente
a uuestras fuerzas.
Las purdidas causadas nor los sub
marinos han seguido desminuyendo.
Ha causado mGy huena impression
Ia noticia dc que In Alianza Germano-
Americana eXistentc en- este pals va
a ser disueta voluntariamente, que
cedera la Cruz Roia los fondos quo
tiene
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
VENDE SUS BORREGOS PA
RA COMPRAR BONOS DE
LA LIBERTAD

Helmoso cs el rasgo de patrio.
tismo dado por el iovencito c.
Castillo, de Platero, q unas 20
millas de Albuquerque, quien
llev6 hasta dicha ciudad tres bo-
rcgos que tenia, para complar
un Bono de la Libertad Y ayu-
dar asi a Ia causa de Ia Patlia Y
la Libertad del Mundo contra Ia
tirania alemana. Castillo recibi6
$500 por sus borregos, Y re-
gres6 a su rancho, a fin de traba-
jar hasta acabalar por 10 mcnos
los cincuenta pesos de su primer
bono.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13

Los alemanes. durante Ia seguuda
Ease de su terrible ofensiva en- Ia pi-
cardia han ocupado la ciudad de Ar
mentitrSs, que fut eyacuada por los
lngleses, llena de gas, segun dicen los
parties ofciales
Durante toda la semana sc ha Pc
leado con terrible fuerza, v Ia inten-
ci6n dc los alcmanes as ANGULAR a los
ejercitos britanico5 antes de que puc
dan lleRar a Francia suiicientes re-
fuerzos amoricanos, pero sc tIene Ia
conGanza dc que este no podra sucg.
der Como Ia lucha ha sido empena-
disima las perddas han sido enormes,
ianzando los alemaneB a sus soldados
contra las defensas inglesas a pesar
le las terribles perdidas que sufren
En- 81 sector dc Toul, los americanos
tcchazaron otros dos ataques alema-
les Las baias americanas han Co
menzado a adquirir mayops proper
Clones durante los uItimos dias a causa
lei aumento dc fUerzas dc nuestra ma
cion cOmbaticntes
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-04-13
MUY ANIMADA
JUNTA PATRI0TICA
Ianas Sc habia yisto en- Esta
Ciudad Reunion tan cOnCu-
Wida como Ia del Do
mlngO pasadO


con una coilcuIIei'cla eI'otule'
cue llcnaba hasta no caber nj un
alfIer mas eI amplio teatro Dun
.on. he esta ciudad. Sc celebr0 el
domingo Ia anunciada fiesta pa
ni6tlea ilamando aotablcmente
r. atanci6n los discusses pronuu.
,.ndos por el Dr. Landau, el Sc
cretario dc Estado Antonio Lu-
ocro. que fut presentado como
al idolo de Las Vegas la Sra.
Prentice " el notable iuIiscon-
ulto William G. Haydon.
Sc cant6 The Star Spangled
Banner por los coros de diferen-
'es iglesias Y el Community
Chorus. v el coro dc Ia Escuela
Superior de la ciudad cant6 A
w6rica". Y Ia Oruuesta dc Las
Vegas TOGO espl6ndidamente va
rias selecciones, V el ST. William
Frank. ,de esta ciudad, que como
eabet nuestros lectOres, ha dado