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New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
NEW AIRPLANES \
Nels j. Nelson Making PT
For Trial Tests of New
Air Machine.

Work is practically finished On
new type of airplane built by NeN
Nelson, the inventor, and today
started with his arrangements for tn6
making of the trial tests. Mr.. Nelson,
in company with Aaron G. Cohen,
who is associated with him and Rich
ard Kohm of So Harrison street, in
the financing of the machine, went to
Central Park, L. I. and Philadelphia
to make arrangements for the trials.
The government has legislated against
private aviation because of the war
and for that reason the trials will
probably be made outside of New
Britain. If the arrangements can be
made the trials will take place at
Central Park, L. I. In the event of
failure to get the PERMISSION to make
flights there, the Philadelphia avia-
ton grounds will be visited.
While at the government aviation
grounds Mr. Nelson will seek an OPP
portunity to fly some of the govern
ment machines. These machines
have the standardized dip control,
which is different from the type Of
control Nelson is familiar with. The
machine he just finished has this
type of control and he is DESTROYS of
having some experience with the con-
trolls before attempting to fly the new
one.
There is a radical change in the
construction of the new machine
also in the fact that the elevating
planes are in front instead of in back.
Mr. Nelson and his associated claim
that with the control in sight the art
OF flying will be more easily mastered.
Mr. Cohen will go on to Washing
ton, taking with him the complete
drawings Of the new machine and he
hopes to be able to interest officials
of the war department. He may
also seek to enlist in the service.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
To the Board of County Commission
nrs of Hartford County,.

To the Board of County Commission
ers of Hartford County:
The Slovak GymnaStic Union (SokoD
Assembly No. so, Inc, acting by Mi
chael Molchan, treasurer duly author
lied by vote of said society, hereby ap-
ply for a club certificate to entitle it
to have in its possession and dispense
to it's members spurious and intOXicat-
ing liquor as an incident to its social
life under the provisions of Chap. 269,
Public Acts of 1915, at the quarters
of said society located at As Sexton
street, Town of New Britain.
Said society has for its purposes and
objects the following:
For the instructions Of its members
in Slovak, English languages; and sick
benefits among it's E--2mbers.
It has membership OTIS and was
organized Novemb&r 4, 1908.
The officers, directors, board of gov
errors are as follows: President
Frank Link, vice-president, Joe Ka-
minski; secretary, Andrew Hamilla;
treasurer, Michael Molchan.
A copy of it's bylaws, constitution
and list Of members are hereto an
nexed.
Dated at New Britains this 18th day
of July 1918.
The Slovak Gymnastic Union $50
koD Assembly No. So: Inc.
BY Michael Molchan, treasurer, duly
authorized
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23

members of the Rev w. n. Harry
Branch, A. O. II. Am very busy just
at present. A certain German named
HOhenzollern is running game that
we don't think is quite on the level,
and we are going to bust it up and
Send him to q place where they play
that way.
ST am still working at rCgimental
quarters and am in a fine dugout.
Eight of us are living together and
we pass the time away making
copies Of the 'Bingville Bugle, Dug
out Edition when there are no mails
coming in, which is quite often out
here. One night we were in the
midst of a very close and exciting
game of pinochIe when the klaXons
outside began blowing. This is the
signal that the Germans are send
ing over gas. We Immediately put
on our gas masks but the game was
not stopped. Did you ever play that
kind of a game? We have been
carrying something around our necl1s
since we left the state. first it was
life savers and now gas masks, but
both are handy things 10 have around.
There is one thing here that takes
the prize. That is mud. It's the
stickiest heaviest, deepest and every
other kind of an est in the world.
Well, were all wishing that the war
viii soon be over but there is not q
man in the American forces that wants
to go back before the fool Kaiser gets
his head shot Off [ don't think that
time is very far off. We read a lot
in the home papers about the Irish
not wanting to fight for the English.
You can tell the boys at the A. O. H.
that there is more hot air to that than
poetry. l have met a large number
of Irishmen in tho English uniform
and they are the most enthusiastic
fighters of the lot. One of our regi-
ments is most all Irish. Germany has
shown by her treatment of Russia and
Belgium how much she would repay
Ireland for turning against England
now.
Jack Curtin is living in the dug
out With me, and has made quite a
reputation as a poet Have you seen
his doughboy verses? Jack Henry, the
two CAROLS Bill Delaney Walter
Smith and several other New Britain
boys arc here with the headquarters
company. [ hear that number Of
the drafted men are over here. The
tin fish don't seem to bother them
on the way over. I've seen some great
battles between our men and the Ger
mans, but our men are very superior
to them.
THE American airmcn own the air
and the infantry have taken over No
Mans Land and renamed it American
Territory. 1t won't be long before the
Boche will be looking for the shortest
route to Berlin, 7 don't think that any
one will get the Kaiser until all the
other Germans are dead We are help
ing to make the line shorter and he
will get his soon.
"Rcmember me to all my friends
and answer soon Letters over here
are like rain in the desert"
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
JACKSON VS.. BRITT.

Willie Jackson, who meets frankie
Britt at the Armory A. A. tonight,
wired the club yesterday that he will
be in Boston this morning, ready for
the battle. Britt has been getting in
condition at his home in New Bed
ford and the club has received word
that he is also right for the battle.
It looks like a good bout The three
other bouts on the program will also
entertain the fans.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
DIVORCE ACTION BROUGHT
Mrs. Rudolph Seeks Separation and
Custody OF Guild.

Marion Rudolph, who is now iv
ing at here home in Orange, has
brought suit through Attorney Rocco
Ierardi of New Haven, against her
husband Reinhold Rudolph of 123
Cherry street for divorce and custody
OF their minor child. Divorce is
claimed on statutory grounds.
She can have the divorce, but
not on those grounds" Rudolph is
reported to have said. The writ is
returnable to the superior court in
New Haven on the first Tuesday of
September.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
NEW IDENTIFICATION METHOD.

Washington, July 23.-To further in
sure their identification officers and
men of the American eXpeditionary
forces and all civilian attaches are re-
CURED in an order by General Per-
shing, announced here today, to wear
two additional metal identification
discs
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
FEST AIR BOMBS OFF MASS.

Boston, July 23.-Explosions off
Cape Cod were heard today which
were declared at headquarters of
the First naval district here to be
the testing of bombs used by avia-
tors. 1t was positively denied that
anv report Of firing by warships had
been received.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
Clarence Clifford Hermann.

Clarence Clifford Hermann, eight
year old SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
mar Hermann of 1903 Henry street,
died this morning, in the New Britain
General hospital, following an opera
ton for appendicitis. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, from the family residence.
Rev. Mr.. Gaudien to ofticiate Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
TWIRLER FOR BRAVES.

Indianapolis, July 23.-Three Indi-
annapolis American Association play
ers were disposed of to the National
league yesterday, Jack Northrop, q
pitcher, was sold to Boston, while
Herman Bronkie, fielder, and Sam
Crane, u shortstop, were loaned to
the st. Louis Cardinals for the bal
ance of the season, provided ST. Louis
makes suitable terms with the play
erS.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
Mrs, Eliza KinlOci1.

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza kinlock.
widow of William G. Kinlock who
died Sunday at her homo. 254 Chest
nut street, was held this morning at
10 o'clock, from the late residence,
Rev. Raymond Johnson, a former
pastor of the Baptist church. ofticiat-
ing in the presence of a host of friends
and relatives. Burial was in Fair
view cemetery
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
WEARS AGAS MASK
PLAYING PINOCHLE
Sergeant Queenin Predicts Speedy
Downfall Of Bill HOhenZOIlerD

Sergeant Raymond Queenin has
written to friends in this city telling
of his experiences in the trenches
lover there Queenin is q member
Of the 1929 regiment Part of his
letter follows:
Received your very welcome let
ter. Give my best regards to the
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
Candida RRyeer.

Candida, the one month old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Reveer of $50 North Burritt street,
died this morning. The burial will
take place in the new Catholic ceme-
terry tomorrow afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
ERICKSON OF TIGERS DRAFTED.

jamestown, n. Y, July 23.-Eric c.
Erickson, pitcher on the Detroit AM
erican league team for the past two
years, left jamestown yesterday for
Camp Dix with the local draft con-
tingent.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
Ellen COOucr.

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Cooper
was held this morning at st. Bridget's
chapel at ElmWood and burial fol-
lowed in the new Catholic cemetery
in this city.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-A first-class BARTENDER.
Enquire Shuttle Meadow club.
7-23-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23
"PYTHIAN NIGHT" ORSEs]

Local lodges of the Knights S|*
this evening at Vega hall. The pro-
gram will have a patriotic flavor. and
the flags of the Allies will be arr
tistically draped. Senator Herman
Koppleman of Hartford and John
Robbins of Bristol will be the speak
erS.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-23

New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Elk
Change.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
Sc ARNO IN GRAN ESCANDAL0

Los vecinos de Ia cuadra rumcro
100 de Ia calle West Travis Sc des-
r~errarcn sob~resaltados aver a Il una
de a madrugaGa. ell escuchar gr!cos y
palab-as altiso&a1-es. Sc kablo POI
t~elefoao a IA esJaci6n central &C poll
Ga pic;endo algunos agenteS para
que frera& Z impone- e. ordea y 2
eYitar cue hu6iera Gesg-acias, Qor 10
que vicle7taElaate Sc trasiado a lu-
gar indicado el captain Brown : va
rios detectives. quieEeS Sc encontra-
ron con que los vee;nos de l2 casa nu-
nero I717 de IA referida Gale, csra-
ban peieSrdose entire s.; pero como 50
.rataba de una riHa familiar. 70 cue
h:cieroa los aCertes de Ia justicia fu@
-ar3oneztar q los rijosos para cue no re-
p;tieran e. escaHdalo. amena2andoles
con arrestarlos en- case de r~eiac.de1cia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
Sc MEGA UNA GRACIA A LOS
MATADORES DE MUJERES

Uitima~ente Eueron juzga&os en- II
Ccrte 3T2. u negro : IN americana
uxoreidas y Gu:!le~mo Perez cue do
mue--e = Il sonora An. Van Huten;
el negro tue scutcHciado q sufrir Ia
pera dc nucr5c. e. americana. August
Glover, 4 novcnva Y nEeyc amos de
Drisi0n Guiliermo Perez 4 IA Ultima
pena tGa5ia-. Les defersores dc los
tres acusado, apelaron DC las Senten-
cias dicc&das en- contra 1e sus ellen
ties solicitando uu nuero jurado. /!
Juez Anderson ACADIA dc "esolver en-
los tres cases neg&tivanaeEtc, por 10
que los defersores dc! negro, de Clio
"er Y dc PEREZ. recurriran con Ia
nlisna CorCe de Apelac!ones crlri-
males. 81 csc alto cuerpo conflrn!a
il decision del Juez Anderson, les
CueGa a los defensores como ultrno
recurso eli indulto CUE pucde series
otorgado per el Gobe-nador del Es-
tado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
INFORMATION LOCAL
LOS MATRI-
MONIOS.

No cabe duda que los s0ldadoS que
en- numero crecido estaban en- esta ciu-
dad hace mas cuantas emsnas pro-
p~orcionaron III buen contingente q los
libros de hcencias m~atr;noniales del
Regist-o Civil, pues hubo dia en- que
Sc casaron sesenta mi!itares. Desde
que ha disminuido Ell numero de pobla-
ci6n militar. Sc ma reducido tamhi5n
81 nGmero de los matrimonios; sin en-
barge. de los hombres que Sc han ca
sado durante las ultimas cuatro soma
mas. 81 noventa por ciento fuercn sol
dados. Sc eSpera que el mes e%ntrante
que lleguen q San Antonio los reclu-
tas que acaban de ser llamados 81 ser
vicio de las armas, suba e. numeco de
iicenc!aS matrimoaialeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
C0MPANA CONTRA los


Por disposition Gel Gobier2o fe5e-
raj Sc ha emprendido una er6rG!ce
campana ontra los que Ell aigUna
forma han obsrruccionado las meti,
Gas adoptadas por ei Gnbie:no para
ganar Ia guerra en- que 81 haya e,1-
;enadc este pals. Esta canpai!a cs,
tn baio la direction Immediate dc.
ca,..;an Mussey, inspector oa los "Iep'
PCS lie policia, quien lItymarlante, er
con,Yania del captain Van Rifer
del &vente federal Mr.. Needham, al
dclc 6eten;endo Z varies individuos
reaouocidos COMO "~slackers' 0 Gur
evediero2 ell registro EMBELLISHMENTS,
Tu.ante e. die dc aver. los res men,
c:onados jefes de les cuerpos de rc-
I;cia, logreron Ia cant:ra de c.Iat:o
'siacker" los que fuercn consignadHS
a las autoridades feder&les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
Ia MATRICULA ESCOLAR.

Para e. ola primero del entrants
mes de sep~tierabre, Sc abrir&2 las es-
cuc!as pGblicas para i2iciar el llama
60 curse Je otono. Como sucsde Que
aI dar pr;ncip.o el ano e~scolar, STEM
pre- Sc agotan los ~ssicnJos en las es-
cre!as &c que Sc dis2one en- este c!i-
dad, es bueno cue los meyicanos pa
dres de familia Sc apresurea z insert
orir q sus ninos q fin de cue no vayan
q sufrir algiC trestorno en sus cstI-
dos. por mas cue el gobierno esra
p-eccupaadose hondamente porque Ell
ano escolac que Sc avecina, queden
subzanadas esas anormslidades ocasio-
nadas por eli exceso de ~pob!acion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
Ia FUNCTION DE ANOCHE EN- Ell
NACIONAL.

La hermcsa partituca "Cavalleria
Ruscicana" Y Ia chiSpeante ~zsczuelita
"Lohengrin" cubr;eron Ia function DC
arocne err Ell Nacional. y en- el aesem-
psEo de elias Sc diStinguiercn Ia Sc
nora Gonzalez, la sonora Rojas Verti2
' luci6 su magrifica o el baritone
Galian, ganandose mercedes ap!au,
sos.
Clark. con So peQueha pero muy tim
brada VOC ' 81 buena escuela de canto,
sstuvo 2 la altura de su paceI. Canto
cen yerGa6ero gusto.
Ia sonora Gonzalez escucho Inucho<
aplauses e. el hernoso papel de San
tuza, dicien6oio y c~ant&ndolo con yer,
daaero sentmiento.
Ia sonora Rojas Vertiz, Ia senorl
Cavero, Navarrete ' 81 resVo del cua,
dro, bien; V sobresaiiendo Ia primera
de ellis con ia gracia &c siempre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
HAN STDO LIRERTAD0S ALGu-
NOS REOS FEDERALES

HablanGo con 81 senior Fclic!2no q.
Flores, encargado de vigilar que Sc
registren vodos los ~j6venes que estan
en- edad mi!itar y que residen den-
tro de los limices del CondadO de Be-
yar. nos dccia este senior cue la Sc
mana Ultima fueron puestos en- Il
oertad algunos dc los aprehendidos
Dor no haberse rsgiStrado.
Las instruccioEes de los miembros
del Local Board" sobre 81 particular
SCR: uue de los indirjduos que han
sido arrestados por no registrarse,
los nacidcs en- Mexico Y que no ha-
van perdido su ciudadania sean en-
viados a Ia peRiyenciaria en- el case
De QUE no sc hayan registraco por
malicia = los ~ciuGadanos &c este pals,
sean coHsignadoS al servicio de las
ar,ras; pero si los mexicanos COM
prueban que no Sc regiStraron por !g-
norancia 0 por alguna caUsa justi-
ficada. entonces Sc les lleTa ante 81
respective Connie Local Y ALI Sc les
registra. quedando luego en- absoiu-
"a !ibertad. p~eaGientes solo dc que Sc
haga Ia classification r~especrlva cue
sc les hara conocer L veg que hayar
:lenado su QUESTIONABLE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
Sc oUEJAN LOS ENTERRADoRES.

Dez6e IA primera senara dc. proNl-
no pasaGo mes de julio hasta a az"
terro;no aver. la mortalicad ha G;s:ni-
ruido en- esta c.u122 en- mas de II no
veata por ciento. pues en- moses ante
rio-es 81 Dromedio de GefrTciones eca
de ~cuarenta 2 cincuenta por dia, miea-
j-aS cue en- las semanas ind!c2das =!
d;a en- cue mayor n1ae-o De perSc-
ms alurieron fueroH ocho. hGb;eHdose
dido dos o tres wees e. caSo de Que
no muciera una sofa persona :! liz.
Esta notable baja e2 a m~orta:idad,
que deoe ser motive de rcgocijo para
scdos los habi;antes de San Antonio,
tiene hondanente preocuQadoS 4 los
e~nterraGores que Sc Quejan 81 an:ar-
gura De Ia falta de regocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
INCENDIO EN- Ell GARAGE

Aver = las diez de IA maaana, 81
negro ~enca-gado De hacer Ia limpleZ2
en- eli garage de Ia estac;6n cen5ra! de
.po!icia e5:aba limpiando lG am6ula2-
cia ea Que son recogidos los presses
para Lsvarlos 4 e carcel de "a ciEda5.
cuando Sc 2rodUio IN 2ruzamiento en-
los alambres cue 1rasmi1eD "a fuerza
electrical en- dicho caro-, GaGdo por re-
sultadc IN iaceadio. e. fuego Sc CO.
munic5 Al tarQue de IL gasolina, que
hizo explosion. la ambuisGc;a fue en-
vua!ta on Eanas: pero pconto fUe So
focado el incend!o. Los desperfectos
quederon ~reparaGos para las ochr de
Ia ncche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
MEXICANO ATRCPELLADO.

!. J. Scboria camina3a en- 81 auto
mGvii Y 81 ilsgar al cruzamieHto de
las Gales Navarro y Concrete afro
peil6 2 IN jover meEicano llamauo
Jose CascaGeGa, quien there 81 resi-
dencia en- "a casa nuaaero 316 de Ia &C.
lie Blum. Fl muchacno herido Tue
iievado al hospital para que ALI Sc lie
atendiera. El chauffeur fue arreSta-
do; pero q los pocos mome7tos Said
en- hbertaG bajo fian2a.
Hoy Sc vera este caso en- Ia C0rte
Municipal ante e. Juez Buckley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
CATOPCE EICIOSOS ARIES
TADOS.

La noche del vierres e. sabado, y CO.
mo resultado de la cruzada ~empreadi-
da contra les ~vicicsos, los agentes en-
cargados de ella, lograron apreheader
Il v-torce personals, de las cua!es nue.
&c fueror 2cGSadas de violar los ar
ticulos tres y cuatro del reglanleato
tie polici2: dos de regentear casas de
mala aota, dos consignados a Ia auto
r;Gad federal y una ncctivaga. Todos
esos detenidcs compareceran hoy ante
{! juez lie poticia Buckley. quiea Sc en-
carsara de aplicarlss e. cast!go que
suS EaitaS amer!tec.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
TRAE UNA MISSION COMMERCIAL

Acadia de llegar a esta ciudad 81 Sc
nor Manuel +. PalaciO, agente del
MinisIro De 1rGustria Y Concrete en-
el Gabincte de CaEranZa. quien sal
d-& hoy para Ia ciud&d de Austin Z
conferenciar con el G~obernador Heb
b.. La mission del senior Palacio. Sc
Gun Sc nos in*orno, es nacer una Ia
Dor de acercamiaato commercial 9 n
Gustriai entire los hombres de negocios
del Estado de Texas Y los de nucs-ra
2eDublica. FL senoT Pa}acics fijara
81 Residential en- San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
;QUIENES son SUS PADRES?

La tamilia que reside en a asa MI
nero 1920 de Ia Gale Sur Flores do
2arte en- Ia estac:6n central de poll
cfa de que ali tenian recCgido = IN
nino de tres amos de edad. que aDcaba
per5ido, sin s&berSe Quieaes sean sus
padres. En- IA residencia e~X2resada
ruedara Ell rino kas:a que Sc presente
: reclamar,o algGna persona de Su ia
mil.@-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
LA FRiMERA ENFERMERA AMt-
RICANA
gu labor cxtrao-dinaria 81 la orga'
nizaci6n dc Ia Cruz ROja.

La senoriJa Jane z. De!ano es Ia
decana de todas las enIermsras de
los Estados Unidos. Ia primera enfer-
mera de Ia n2ci6n, y q eSlabon prIn-
cipal entire todas las de ST. clase.
La senor:ta Deiaao tiene Ell cargo
de directora del Departamento de En-
fcrneras de la Cruz Rcja Americana
" su elevation q este puesto eSta
r~espaldada con trcinta amos de tan
titles services como rocas muJeres
nayan podiGo pr~cstarios.
Fu6 en- 1,SS8 que hizo frenve = su
pr!mera gran tarea. e. a2ote de Ia
fiebro amarilla habia caito sobre ia
cksonyille, Florida, Y en- aqueilos iias'
cuaado 81 secreto dc 81 Transmission
no hahia sido descuhicrto todaV1a,
81 aparecimiento significaoa une ca
jamiGad. Ia senorita Deiano Sc pre-
sent6 CT 81 campo de peliEro con ST
cueyDo de entarrgeraS grCcuadas !
a epidemic Tue ~comDarida hasta que
dcsapareci6. Ninguna de las enfer-
meras contrajo Ia terrible -nfecms-
dad. 10 ole fE& CuiZ&S debido 81 ms
Unto de ia mujer, porque IA senor!ta
Delano exigi@ cue sc pusieran aIam-
5rados metalicos 81 las :2isctas )
.vcntaua. del hospital en- que iaa q
r-abaj&~ Y, auaaue 10 5enia para
zxig.rio sine mc:ivO* dc 32eo. los ne
chos DoSteriorcs han veniGo a CON-
prohar Que con csc ssnci!Io hechc
salv6 - vida : Ia dc su5 c?fo-meras,
~imDidiendo l. enrrad2 81 e5tab!ec:-
micnto de los mosquitoes. que son
--ansmisorzs d T. epidemic.
Ducar-tc los amos que zigui2-on, 4
,.3orisa Del2ao aument6 ci cauda!
lie ST ex1erie2cia en- el hospita! Be
.nevuc. de Nucva York, liegando po'
60 habilidad directiva q ser supecln
sandentc dc ia Escuela de Enfcrnera
de esa instruction. PosterioTmente de-
mnen6 el mis2lo puesto eli el hospital
de Ia UnirersidaG de Pennsylvania.
FL gotierno lie los Estados unidos
no organize 81 2uerpo de enfermeras.
ono rar.e del ejercito, hasta deSpues
de Ia guerra hispanoamericana. LIZ cos
tur1bra h2bia sido coEtratar los ser
ricios de las en~fern!eras. \! tratarSe
dc Ia organizac!ta. Sc el-gd para
Directcra d. ella 4 4 se&o:i:a De:a-
no V assa f&c e. aEente para levan-
5aria a un punto en- cue las mujercs
al serricio del go5ierno traoajaraA
valientemente donGe guicra que Sc es-
tacionaran las hcopaS americans
tanto en- 81 interior como en- e! eH-
terror. Y en- resionss tan distances
como Alaska V F~iliG!H2S.
Hace diez amos que, despues de
muchos otrcs seryicios, Ia sencrlta
Delano &c sinti6 acrcedora al descan-
so. Habia heredado II regular fo;-
tuna, Il lie permitiria mantener5e
con comodidad. Sc despojc de su uni
forme V gorra De enfsrmera Y sc dl-
rigi0 Q Italia para goZar Gel buen Gil
ma de aqaeila TERRA. Pero durante
Sis amos de tcabajo habia llegado a
pensar en- IL situacion que podla des-
a~rroliarse en- Ell future. iQue ocurrl-
ria 81 Sc DreseEtaba una gran caiami-
dad QUE reQuiriera los servicios de
muchos miles de enfermeras gradua-
das, con urgencia &c reunirlas pron-
tamente? como podia atenderse a
| esta question vital?
La Cruz Roia habia previsto una
| situaci6n semeiante y decidido prepa-
| rarse contra ella. 81 proposito fue
exouesto por cable q Ia senorita De-
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lano. rogandole regrear y organizar
el servicio de EnfermeraS de Ia Cruz
Roia. Acept6. Trabajo durante echo
amos. sin retribuci6n m~onetaria; y al
estallar 10 guerra actual, tenia a su
disposition $4,000 enfermeras eXper-
tas, comprometidas a sacrificarse por
las nece5idades de ia naci6n. MllIares
de enfermeras de la senorita Demand,
Sc encuentran en- "a actualiGad en-
Francia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-12
FALSA ALARMA

Habiendo funcionado aver Jarde. a
las AS, e aparaco de aiarTa que
esta en- Ia esquina de las GALES Gro
cket Y Bowie. los bomberos dc Il es-
taci6n central acUdicrou al llamado;
e = Gegresaron z 81 Quartet inmed!a-
t2mente, pQes sc trataba de n fai-
sa ~alarnna.
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NO SASEN DEL SR. ALEL0
EUNOL.

E. dia 10 del mes &c JUNO &c, aho en-
curse fue lleyado al hospital de ia
Siudad. entermo. 81 senior -Alejo M
6oz. ouier cn aquel entouceS -esiCia en-
Ia calle Monterrey; desdc esa fecha
IN hijo &c dicAo seTor, que reside el
Clint. Texas. iEnora cl paradero del
sehcr Nuaoz, Per mas e~sfuerZos que
IA hecfo para locaHzaric.