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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
HONOR COLORED
men IN SERVICE

Prosecuting Attorney Frank Strayer
made his farewell speech in Richmond
Thursday night ut the Wesleyan
church on South Tenth street. before
members Of the same colored congre-
cation he addressed more than six
years ago, when he made his first
public appearance as an orator. Mr..
Strayer has joined the colors and will
leave on July 10, as chief master me-
chanic in the naval aviation service.
He will sail for France between July
Is nd July 20.
Mr. Strayer paid tribute to the
colored men who are in the service,
and to all young men who have taken
up the burden In defense OF the free
dom Of the world. He discussed the
reconstruction period that will fol-
low the war.
Other speakers at the church were
Mayor W. W. Zimmerman, w. B. Ar
mold, Prof ]. H. Bentley and Attorney
G. R. Richardson.
A service flag In honor of members
Of the Wesleyan church who are In
the service was unfurled and dedi-
Gated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
TELLS HOW TO
GET BACK OLD
TIME AMBITION
Discoverer instructs Drug
gists everywhere not to
take a cent of anyone's
money unless Bio-feren
doubles energy, vigor
and nerve force in two
weeks.
IA DAY FOR 7 DAYS

Any man or woman who hnds that
they are going backward. are not as
strong As they used to be, have lost
confidence In their ability to accom-
plish things, are nervous and run down
should take two Bio-feren tablets after
each meal and one at bedtime.
Seven q day for seven days.
Then take one after each meal until
the supply il exhausted.
Then II your nervousness is not gone.
II you do not feel twice as strong and
energetic as before, il your sluggish
disposition has not been changed to
vigorous active one, take back the
empty package and your money Will be
returned without comment.
No matter what excuses, worry
overwork-too much tobacco or alcohol
have weakened your body and
wrecked your nerves. any druggist
anywhere Is authorized to refund your
money on request IL Bio-feren, the
mighty upbuilder of blood. muscle and
brain does not do just what Is claimed
for it.
Note TO Physicianss There is no
secret about the formula Of Bio-feren.
1t Is printed on every package. Here IL
Is: Lecithin; Calcium Glycero-phos-
phate; Iron Peptonate: Manganese Pep
tomato: Ext. Nux Vomica; Powd. Gen.
tian: Phenolphthalein: Olearesin Capsi.
cum; kola.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
On The Screen
WASHINGTON

In "The Shuttle" Constance Tai
madge's latest Select Picture, pictur-
lied from the internationally famous
novel of the same name by Frances
Hodgson Burnett this charming and
talented young actress returns to the
drama tic characterization she so ably
presented in her earlier success,
Scandal"
1.-THE Shuttle" which will be the
feature attraction here at the Wash
ington theater today and tomorrow, is
another opportunity for Constance
Talmadge to display her ambidextrous
art, so to speak, for in it she gives
again a noteworthy dramatic perform
ance. The sturdy young heroine, still
in her teens, finds her sister, who has
married an English lord, utterly brok-
en- in health and spirit by her brutal
husband; she forthwith completely
rehabiliates her, puts the husband in
his place, and despite his backbiting
calumnies and persecution, wins the
heart of neighboring squire. An ap-
pealing and powerful tale, woven with
golden strands Of heart interest and
shot with strident emotional scenes
that thrill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
WAR FATHERS ASKED
TO SEND IN Names

The attention Of Wayne county
fathers, with sons in the service is
called to a request issued by Henry
Kluter, chairman of a committee to
arrange for the participation of war
fathers il the Fourth of July parade,
asking that they leave their names
at either of the newspaper Offices or
at George H. Knollenburg's store.
Over one thousand war fathers are
expected to take part in the parade.
OF this number mny will march with
lodges and other orders. Farmers can
telephone their names to the different
places, but an attempt will be made to
appoint chairmen in each township.
All war fathers are requested to
have their names in before next Tues
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
DRAFT RULING IS
RECEIVED BY BOARD

The ability or willingness of parents
or parents-in-law Of a registrant to
provide for his dependents must not
be allowed to enter into the consider.
alton of any case by the local selec-
tive service board, according to Chair
man Glenn Carr of the Richmond
board. A message regarding this rul-
ing In the selective service regula-
tions was received by Major Robert
c. Baltzell, state CONSUMPTION agent.
from the Office Of the provost marshal
general.
Under the former rules governing
this matter the boards were allowed
free rein in making the classification.
Under the new regulations the sepa.
rate income Of the wife or dependents
alone governs the situation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
JOHNSON TO SPEAK
AT DEMOCRAT meet

Henry U. Johnson will address the
Democrats Of the sixth congressional
district next Tuesday night, following
the district convention to be held at
the Westcott hotel. The Wayne coun-
ty Democratic central committee will
entertain the visitors at the meeting
with war supper following the politi-
cal conference. The organization Of
the party for the fall elections is the
sole purpose of the convention, and
Fred Van Nuys. state chairman, will
be here to help in the organization
work.
About 200 percinct committeeman
from the eight counties comprising the
sixth district will be here for the
meeting, and many other prominent
Democrats.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Miss Dorothy Marine, Mrs. Harold
Kinert and children, Reed, Ross, and
! Helen Frances, Mrs. Kate Marine, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kinert, Mrs. Victor
Benton, of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kinert and daughter, Vera. Of
Logansport, and Mrs. Bert Steinbarger
and children, James and Louise, of In
| dianapolis, formed a picnic party at
| Glen Miller park Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Rogers and daughter,
Charlotte. have gone to Chicago to
visit Ralph Rogers who has been i'll
with diptheria in the base hospital at
the Naval Training station there.
Miss Dorothea Schulz daughter and
Mrs. Mary Schulz of South Fourteenth
street, and Emery Scholl of Corners
vile were married last evening at
1880 o'clock atthe home of the brides
mother. The house was decorated
with profusion of ferns, daisies and
other garden flowers Pink, green
and white were the prevailing colors.
Miss Marie Schulz of Alden, H., niece
Of the bride. played the wedding
march. Rev. F. w. Rohlfing perform
ed the ceremony in the presence of
forty relatives and friends. The bride
wore white wolfe dress and carried
a shower bouquet of roses. Luncheon
was served during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hassemeier and Mr. and
Mrs. John klute celebrated their we'd
ding anniversaries last evening at the
wedding. Mrs. Hasemeier and Mrs.
Klute are sisters of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs SchOll will live on farm
near Connersville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
Liberty Guard Company
Organized at Liberty

LIBERTY, June 28.-A company of
Liberty Guards has been organized
here with 80 members between the
ages of 18 and As years. Judge Spring
er and two attorneys of Connersville,
directed the opening drill and explain
ed the purposes Of the organization.
Officers of the company will be Sc
lected this week. The name Liberty
alone does not apply to this town of
Liberty, but the guards all over the
state are known as the Liberty Guards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
N. Y. Raising Enough
Vegetables to Feed Cit,
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 28.-New York
city within year will raise enough
perishables except potatoes to supply
its needs, according to Russell T. Ed
wards. director OF the educational Sec
ton OF the National War Garden COM
mission who has just completed an in
spection of private anG community
gardens. OF these, more than 1000, 1t
was stated, are community gardens.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
CHARGE ENGINEER WITH
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK
(By Associated Fress)

(By Associated Press)
HAMMOND, Ind, Interstate COM
merce commission and Indiana public
service commission, in investigation
of Hagenbeck-W circus wreck,
exonerated all persons connected with
the two trains except Engineer Alonzo
Sargent, of the empty troop train.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

or the 1,057,363 men selected for
service under the first draft 639.054
or 6O44 percent filed no exemption
claims.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
SERGEANT THOMAS OVERSEAS

Word has been received here by
Miss Marie Parish that Sergeant Rob
ert ]. Thomas has arrived safely over
seas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

OF the 6.503,559 men registered on
June 5, 1917, and not called in the
first draft, 3,149,473 were married and
3,354,0S6 single.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28
NINE WOMEN KILLED
HUN BOMBING RAID

LONDON, June 2s-Nine young
women, members Of the Women's Aux
iliary Army Corps, we're killed In the
German bombing raid on British hos
pitfalls in France May 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Miss Myrtle Ferris of Detroit Mich,
has come for an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs. Howard Weist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Mrs. E. T.. Hammond of Chicago has
come for two months visit with her
sister, Miss Kate Duey
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Gordon Emf and Robert Bruening of
Hamilton. O., We're guests of friends
here yesterday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Mrs. Mary Glass of Knightstown
will celebrate her ninety-second birth
day anniversary tomorrow at her home
there with family dinner. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Glass and Mrs. Harry
Hates and daghter from here will at.
tend the dinner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lamb of Indian
apolis motored here yesterday to at
tend the Alice Carey picnic at Glen
Miller park. They will be the week
end guests of Mrs. Mary Price who
will accompany them home Sunday
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
C~onenzaron las obras
de d~esecaciion del
rio TaErlesl

TAMPlCO. TAMAULlPAS. 26 oe :-'o.-
5ocas, cue ocesiou6 entire Ell cleracn'o hn-
miide de esta localidad c! pruyecto de desc
caci6n del Rio Tancsi. y no obstants de que
las obrRs para llevsr = caSo este pEoyccto Tue
ROT suspenfidas una veZ q instAncias dc ioS
oooacutns 4 tales trabaios, de nuevo han
rcanudado las opcraciones por ell personal
eoutratsdo por los insenicros de II conision
,spce.iva. es.ando en- Ia aetualidad mug a.
de,nn:.Gas ;aies tarbajcs.
In ope-acitu dc rcchazo de las aEuas nacia
el mar ha dado principle en- Ia pnrte ponien~
&c de Ia poblacion. en- donde Sc sts aFnon'o-
rando cl azoive CUE ia POGO a POGO arro'snoo
las ascas hacia su nacimientc. hasta que ell en-
nal quedc po- complete cegado.
Otrp tsnto Sc hara con 81 canal usma6o do
Pueblo Vicja- Que eomunica ell Rio Panuco
con n Lagurn del mismo nombre y QUO es ia
via ore coruanente usaban los pescadores de
zar!as q este puerto.
De c.e canal. que Sc proioHga hasta IA Ia
suna del caryintc-o,, solo qucdara ia parte
,ue ex;ste cn.-c esta laguna J el Rio fnnueo.
paa qre sirva de desasiie a In nisTn-
Con objcto. nj parecer. Ge obstru!r los re-
fc-:Scs trahsioa. aISuien ccio 4 volaT IA e-
pec:e &c que IN nuasroso gru2o de pescadores
Sc proponia Il iupedir 4 IN fueT-1 Ia deseca-
eion del rcfriGo no. pero estos no pashron de
ser rumcrcs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
LOS centres De
RECREO DE- La GUERRA

Con persona que forma parte de la in
teresante agrupaci6n de las ComUni-
ty Houses, agrupacion dedicada en- to-
do a mantener el amino de militares
Y civiles, durante Ia guerra, por me-
dio de- Sane recreo Y del honesto es-
parcimiento, hablo aver e! reporter a.
cerca de los resultadoS que Ia labor
habia tenido en- San Antonio. en- el po-
CO tempo que de iniciada llevG.
No puede ser mcjor, nos contcsto
nueStro entrevist2do, y de clio pucue
listed mismo c~onvencerse acudlendo a
cualeuera de los parques Y demas
centres ultimanerte in~augurados.
A pesar de que ell pueblo de San An
tonic no tenia Ia costumbre de concU-
mir a estos lugares, especialmenJe el
mexicano V mexico-texano, ha llega-
do clio a ser tan familiar y tan sen
clio para todos, que la ccncuurencia
de ninos Y personas en- todos, Ia ldo
siendo cada dfa mayor.
Inmedata-neHte, multFud de .jo-
venes de ambos sexos y de personals
de edaG, han aprovechado los serri-
clos de estas i~nsdtuciones acudien-
DO d~iariaaente q usar de los banos.
4 estudiar en- los pianos puestos ahi
2 Ia disposition del p1blico, a hacer
e;arcicios GYMNASTICS, etc. etc.
Otro de los grandes servicios que
han prestado, Is 81 de Gejar a las Sc
horas cue han meneste- de TRAFALGAR,
en- condolences de hacerlo libremente,
h~ac;endcse cargo de u pequenuelos
durante las horas que elias dedican I
sus labores.
Los dos pazques de Ia demarcacion
mexicana 0 e los de de las escue-
las Navarro y Johnson, han es:ado
cada vez mas. c~oncurridos, la que prue
ba que ell puplico Sc ha convencido de
la efectividad de Sus services.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
los PREPARATIONS DE- I'M OFENSIVA.

atraer nueSt-G atanclon. c~oncenSraFa
en- e. secro- de, ataque On numsro &c
pleas &c artileria suficienta para
log-ar Il poveate preparation nece-
SARA cue desar-ol!6.
LIZ e~xpiicac;lr dc este hecao es Ia
Gil AIN. 81 Sc recue-da que el enem'-
20 ocupaba, desde hacia tempo, 81
coma iricial, en- Ia cuai, segun su cos
tumbre, labia establecido gran nu-
nero de emulazamientos para las pie
zas. . fin de evitar nuestros tlros de
cant-z-bcreria. Todas estas Poslcione5
fusron preparaQas de antemano. =
no two qle hacer otra cosa s:no OCH
p2rlas, cen 81 artille-ia, en- los dI2s
que ~preced:c-on q ST. ataque.
Asi. pues, cuando las tropas Y Ia
artiileria alemana5, llevaoas en- eSta
fo-r:a a IN Inca, desencadenGron la
afensiva por sorprssa, L~udenGortf
disponia naturalnente, en- el frente
De ataque, de una gran s~uperioridad
numerical. :Cua fue 81 tactica en-
~tonceS?
Sc ha empleado con mucha fire.
cuencia la palabra 'inf!itracion' .Aun
Sc ha abusado ella para pre5entar
estas 'maniobras de ilfltracion" CO.
MO una tactica nusva. Tampoco en-
este ha innovsdo NADIA ell Commando
aieman. 70 na hecho sino aplicar los
principles generates de Ia marichra
de las pequenas unidades' que son las
misnas que e. eiercito france ha
practicable en- TODD tempo Y en- as
que s;emrre Sc ha distinguido puesto
cue Iienea por base Ia iniciativa in
divid lal que es n de las principe
les cualidades del soldado frances.
Estes principles son los mismos que
preScriben nuestros r~aglanentoS de
altes de Ia guerra para Ia in~fanteria
en- e. coalbate.
Durante los largos mcse Sc Ia
ejercitado habilmente. a las tropaS a.
lemanaS. en- esta tactica que era nue.
Va para elias. Y esta tactica de ma
liobras pudc. por IN momento, sor-
prender:a nueStos soldadoS que IL ha-
bian olvidado despues de tres amos
ymedio de- guerra de trinchere&
Pero el ejemplo dado por Ruestas
CoraS durante sus ultirnos aCagues
es va una-prueba conc!uyente. e dta
en- que todos los sahalternos hayan
recobrado de 1ucva cuenta el fCego
de 81 inic;ativa adormecida por las
trincheras, .entonceS, los proceGimien-
tos de ataaue alemanes habran lie
gado a-su fracasc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
OUTEREN COMPRAR Ell
NYENTO HECH0 POR
UN COMPATREOTA
FL gobierno me1icano Ia
hecho POGO coso de un
d~escubrimiento
notable

MAZATLAN, SINALOA, 81 de Ju-
lio.-Varias companies radiotelegra-
ficas extrajeras sc han dirigido al jo-
ven Castulo Llamas, telegrafista me-
xicano encargado de Ia estacion ina
lambrica de este puerto, solicltando
de el les venda Ia patente de su
ultimo ~invento, colsistente en- un receP
tor para ondas largas. para apllcar-
10 a Ia radiotelegrafia.
Ell inventor Sc ha negado a ceder 81
aparato de su invencion, pues. a pc
sar de Que la Direction de Telegratos
Naciorles Sc neg5 4 adoptar drho a.
parato. Llamas quiere cue sea 81 pals
y no algun otro quien 10 utilize
Cuando ell receptor referido 1ue pro-
puesto a Ia Direction de Telegrafos
Nacionale por ell joven Llamas, esa
oficina dicto las disposiciones necesa-
rias para que el aparato fuera puesto
a prueba en- a!gu1as de las estaclo-
mes neutrality-suspicious. de! pals, Y las
prueoas Sc efectuaTon, con resuitaoos
courpletamente satisfactorios, entire
las e~stacioaes establecidas e este
puerto V San Jose del Cabo, Baja Ca
~liornia.
A pesar de los resultados favora-
b!es. que, como queda dicho, sc OBJ
t~uvieron de dichas pruebas, Ell apara-
to del joven Llamas no fue acceptable
Dor 81 Gobierno. motive por el que hoy
es solicitado por algunas companies
extranjeras que quieren ex~piotaro
Dor su cuenta Y ofrecen pagan una
bueaa cantidad Dor el.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

gl1 hc1er siGo r?o,estaGo CT 81 m-sion,
2u&o oozarvar cuidGdosare2te e IL
fo-u1r por medic lie c!:chas tonados
4 una 2i-ura MY pcqucn2. En- nj
alma ' en- nj co2cie2c:2,-@jc,-y
ror mas cue ms 25enc.02 h2ya sido
concentrate de u2a @e2e-2 n,uy FgrEi
cuiar = causa s. : g-avedad De l2s
cir~cr2sta2ciGs, no pude ve- NADIA
Aho-a bien, . pes1r de TODD este.
q commando frances dict0 i~aacdiata-
n1ente todas las diSPos.ciones q>a
fu-rc1 ros.5.es, en- v;sta de, POGO
tempo de cue Sc dispo2ia. no pa
dieaoo. de IN din para OTTO, por e
simple d:cho Ge dos priSion@ros, cue
TO hahia sido ratif:caco po- Il obscr-
vac!52 de los aviaco-es, de~salojaT. 4!
az4r. graljas m2sas De man'oJCa>
Sin embargo, cstas viole2tas DISCO
s.ciones fueroG tales. Que, "racias q
elias, my Embellishments. prd;mos
~cocservar Reins, : LI4e-dOrff aace
menci6r &c elias Ell 7 orcen ge-
neral del d:a. GjcieEGo cue fucron de
raj ~nacGuraleIa. que imp;Gieron que
riviera In 5xi-o complete su ofeEsi-
"A
Gefe d. CsJado Mzyor General de.
Ei5rcito En- camp26a. l. \. Mi
ma7o 626..
Ur GocureHto CUE .DroTeAs De!
Segunio ,Guer9o dc EjEcc::to Francis,
fechado Ell - de mayo p7Ueo2 que
dos scldados. ~alcna2es. pert1ncc.eatcs
3. : Reg.mierto De Cazadorcs, 1870
2. ~ hechoS p-.sioneros a norCe de!
C@mino,ie as RaEas, durante la no
che del IS de mayo. rsvalaron al
caem;Co HucsC-o at2que nnlGente.
VerosiIailmentc, clos dijeron TODD le
cue sa0ian ac>rca De Us ~preparatl-
vos hechos en- ST. sector : en- los sec
torres proXimos. FL enengo pudo, de
es-a menera, colocer detaIles Dreci-
sos references . la bora y a IL forna
de nuesGro atagls, q Ia preparation
de urGle-i2, a las unidadeS qu@ de-
bisn tomar parte,2n e. etc.
Otrc docu7ento. fechaCc Ell IS de
mayo, V caido en- nGes-as mar2s. po-
ne de manifesto que 81 domingo, es-
pe~.ndo nuestro ataQUe, puso ale-E,
contra los gases 2 sus troEas Y !iero q
cue to-naran po~Siciones en- rs attu7as
cue hay erGre 81 Aisnc y Ncste. :
las reserv2s de que dis7oaia en- csc
IQgaz del 5reata $50 D. I. EraEces.)
y deer ve-daG, esSa division IGe
batda 9 destrozada; Qero de- cuaI'
iquia- moGo Que elo sea, 81 res;s5sn-
Ga les cos16 IA vida Y Is salud q
gan-numero de soldados ale1naRes.
E~xpiicacicass
Per otra parte, &c ha preguntado
como fGe possible cue 81 enemigo, sin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Sc A~PODERARON DE
$4,000 PESOS LOS
REVOLUCiONARIOS
Sc los quitaron a TN pagade7
carrancista cerca de
la Estacion "Los
Trailes"

PUEBLA, 20 de julio.-Un captain
de las fuerzas carrancistas que viaja-
ban en- ell tren explorador que fue vo-
lado por los rebeldes en- las
de Ia estaci6n de Los Frailes", lego l
esta ciudad, despues de n enorme
.caminata, herido y en- un estado 1amen
table.
Dicho captain refiere que ell VIC CO.
mo eran fusilados por los rebeldes
muchos de sus infortunados conpane-
ros, algunos de clos que Sc hallaban
heridos, Y como los ~asaltantes obliga-
ban q golpes, a los pasajeros, a que
entregaran TODD 10 que de valor lie
vaban encilna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Trad. del frances para "a 2-ensa"


La Agsncia Eavas mace : ME
.ressnte EXPOSITION de 70 qre dice 81
corresponsai en- el treute frances ;
qus pone de manifesto, con @. apo
yo de varios GocUmen5os, las nrs-
cauciores inauGitas que l~UdeHdor-c
Ia tornado con cl mayer Secrero e.
raiacion con las ~ofensivas del = os
MARIO y 27 de- mayo.
TenemoS I IA vista, escribe G. 70
.rrssponssi. IL tradCcc!6n de 4 sz-le
de RECOMMENDATIONS alemanas Gle
,tieaen pot titulos: "Medidas 4le nay
cue ..tomar para asegUrar el Seer--o
qe las speFacioues'. "ProteccloD oe
Ia c~ircrIaci6a contra las Uirad7s &c
los ar:adores''. "Meoios de hacer mas
dif!cI 81 sersicio DE- information de.
eneniso''. "PGecauciones que hay que
tornar para que III convoy de vehlc--
los (equipajes de pueates, pleas ce
aruIleria pSsadal no atri2ga a aten-
Con de las comunicacioles te5t00i-
cS' e.. DE en- Inca etc. etc.
t:stos dccsmensos esca0 fUnadoS.
~Por< ell General, el jefe d Z. Il,
IVo;ckerS. TenienCe Coronel.
Todos los moyimlentcS de tropa :
de mass1:al-se ~ejecu2n duran.e =
'noche.En g, dia. nj IN hom5re =: IN
asinal nj IN vehiculo debcn cnco"-
assa fuera, nj en- los c2mlRcs II n
las GALES de las aldeas. La arti!ler'a
y EOS convoyes Sc a5-iEau bajo los
bcsuues, o sc djsinule7 cuidadosa-
mente. Las tropas coTcn fro, PAR.
ug,e e, humo Ge las cocinas 10 della
te ST. p-asencia dura2te e! din. DU-
rante la nocae. no dcbera pren1ccSe
niusua fuego vivac. ESta p-ohib.do
haSta f1mar.- No Gcbera notarSa au-
mento CT las csnun!caciones teiet0-
meas. 0 por medic ae "a tsieS:afE2
s&n hilos. No de5ea nocar- tauPoco
una actividad mayor E IA aviaeioa,
eL
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Discipiina prussssa

Aho-a bisn. coaar estS preeaucio-
mes han siGo aessrvadas con IA n
gurosa sevsridzd que sabe imponer
una discipline p-uSiana..
Pero 2un hAy alSp ncJo-.
Ia viSpeca - y ofen&va cel.2' Ge
mayo, sapimos que 81 ac2qua Sc ioa
q desencade1S e din signieute Por
L. manaua en- te4o'el.secsor del AsDe.
Inmediatanc2sA SO: e1vlaEon recono-
ciniertos AGREES. En- todls dIrecc2o-
mes. para Gue &c. ded:ca-an 4 hace1
cbservsciones .:ui2aeioszs 3 remITSe-
ron f~otografies rec1&s. tn, uunsro-
sas como fueran 7oables- Vines Z
uno de estos ayl2dorss, jste de g1-
rode los mas approximations, quFea,
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Sc FUGO DEL HOSPITAL

Aver entire cinco V sis de la ma
mana, Viola jefferson, que estaba Gu
rndose en- e! hospital dc II ciudad y
que ademas tenia una sentancia por
cunniir en- Ia carcel de Ia ciudad, sc
furo del esta5lccimienro a~0rovechSn-
dose Ge I'm descuido de los emple2-
dos encarzados de cuidar Z los en-
fernos. Embellishments Sc dio ar!so
a le estacion central de po!icia para
Il sc D~rocediera Z la apprehension de
L. pr0fuga.