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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
GERMANS MAKE ATTACK

LONDON, July 2.-The Germans, after a strong bombardment last night attacked northwest of Albert in an attempt to recapture positions which the British took Sunday. The Germans gained a footing in one British trench. Elsewhere they were repulsed with losses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
ONLY DRAFT MEN ARE INCLUDED
 IN NEW ORDER
Crowder's Fight or Work Order Does Not Apply to Those Not Sub
 jeCt to Draft.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Proyost Marshsl Con Cro@sdr today asserted that the new work or fight" ordcr did not affect men outside of the draft ages Several States confused it with the anti-loafers' laws. The order, Crowder explained, was intend- ed to make draft men get into use- ful occupations, or else fight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Italians Gained Ground and Held It Against Violent Counter
 Attacks.
GENERAL WAR N E w s
French Advance Their Line on CIingnon River; Brit ish Take More
 Prisoners.

ROME, July 2.-An official bulle- tin this afternoon says the Italians this morning attacked the Austrians in the region of Grappa and cap tured Austrian positions, as well as 569 prisoners, including 13 officers and a quantity of material and guns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
MORE ITALIANS
 ARE SENT AWAY
 THAN MEN RECEIVED

NEW YORK, July 2-Doctor Fe- lice Ferrero, Director of the Italian Bureau of Information, in an address said Italy had sent more troops to France than the Allies had sent to Italy. He said the French and Brit to Italy because of any lack of men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

WASHINGTON-Under agreement between the Marine Engineers eene- ficiai Association and the American Steamship Association and the Fed eraI Shipping Board, strikes are pro- hjbited for the period of the war. Overtime pay for all work done of watch at sea, except that necessary for the immediate safety of vessels, is granted union men. This ruling does away with the ancient privi- iese accorded mates of calling men during their rest hours to any task they might find or device without extra pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
ASSISTED BY FRENCH

PARIS, July 2.-The Americans operating in conjunction with tho French, captured vaux Village and the heights west of the village, says an official war bulletin issued this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Cuban Holidays

HAVANA, July 2.-The Cuban Con gross has declared the Fourth of July and the 14th, the French National Holiday, American and French hol'- days, to be included with the Cuban holidays.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

WRANGELL: George Arvanti, Greek, born in Bulgaria, ten years in the United States, was arrested
 yesterday for disloyal utterances and bound over to the Grand Jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
PRESIDENT TO BE IGNORED
 BY FRENCHMEN
Place to Be Named After Him and He Is to Be Given First New De-
 cree of Honor.

BREST. France, July 2.-ln cele- bration of the Fourth of July, Presi-
 dent Wilson's name will be given a
 place in Duchamp de Battaille, the largest public square in the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
ARE AFTER FOOD.

WASHINGTON, July "A Spe- cial Danish commission is negoti- ating with the Government for the export of needed foodstuffs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
First Person Honored

PARIS, July 2.-President Wilson will be the first person honored with the new degree conferred by the University of Paris, says the Le Journal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
WITH THE AMERICANS, July 2.

WITH THE AMERICANS, July 2. in brilliant operations last night, af- ter hard fighting, the Americans on the Marne captured the Village of vaux and large slice of the Paris highway, East of Chateau Thlerry. Two patches of woods were included.
 The Americans took 275 prisoners, including five officers. Many ma chine guns and other war equipment were taken. Moot of the priso~6fs were taken from cellars and dug outs. It is known that many Ger mans were killed and number of dead were seen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
CHANGES NAME.

WILTON, Ohio, July 2.--Berlin village, so named for the past 72 years, has been changed to Battery Effson."
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
They Also Take Nearly 300 German Prisoners in Which Are Included
 Five Officers.
MANY GERMANS KILLED
The Prisoners Were Taken from Dugouts and Gel lars; Part of High
 way Captured.

WITH THE AMERICANS, July 2. --The Germans began heavy eoun- ter attacks today against the new positions the Americans won last night west of Chateau Thierry, which resulted in the capture of vaux Village by the Americans. The Germans were completely repulsed. The Americans refused to yield an inch and captured. new ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
POLICY GERMANY IS TO DESTROY
 HOSPITAL BOATS
Newspapers Say Final Proof Is Adduced That Germans Not Rec0g-
 nize Such Boats.

LONDON. July 2. - Newspapers here say that the sinking of the hospital ships is deliberate policy adopted by the Germans, and the proof is placed beyond all doubt by the torpedoing of the British hospital ship, Landovery Castle. The Ger man commander said he torpedoed the vessel because she carried eight American flight officers. The Lon- don News says this excuse is a lie.
 Returning Raider
 WASHINGTON. July 2.-It is be- lieved that the Chillider was sunk by submarine which was on her return to Germany after raiding the Atlantic.
 THE EMPIRES classifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
RUSSIAN ARMY
 IS ASSEMBLING 5
 FOR THE SCRAP
Claimed That AIexieff Has Been Made Commando CT and Ukraine Is to
 Raise Men.

LONDON. July "A dispatch from Moscow to the Exchange Telegraph reports rapidly increasing army ius the district of the Don C0ssacks. Alexieff has been named Commander in Chief. Ukraine leaders have or. dered that eight new Army Corps be created.
 Congress Postponed
 MOSCOW. July 2.-The Fifth Alt Russian Soviet Congress has been. postponed until July 3rd.
 Today's News Today--in Enpire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
FRONT IS WiDENED

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, July 2.-LocaI actions resulting in the capture of Monte di Val Bella, Col del Rossa and Cold di Chelo, had for their objects the widening of the Italian front west of Bretna and the driving of the enemy away from positions captured the first time last Christmas, lost to the enemy again In January and regained July 18th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
CABLE BRIEFS

sEATTLE-P. Ferry, pioneer of Seattle, an attorney and son of E. p. Ferry, Washinston's first Gov ernor, was arrested and charged with boarding food. The arrestin9 officer found 600 pounds of flour behind the sofa. Ferry claimed he had bought the flour before the pres ent laws became effective. He as- serted he did not know he was vio- Iating the law by keeping it.
 RoME-(officiaD-The Austrians yesterday delivered a fresh attack against the Italians on Asiago Plat eau. The enemy's efforts were smashed with heavy losses to the latter.
 WAsHINGTON-Sh production in the United States during June amounted to 280,4 deadweight tons, making the 1918 production to date t,e4o,67o tons.
 WASHlNGTON-Yards at which IA new destroyers will be launched Thursday as announced will be the Bethlehem, Union Plant, of San Fran cisco; where eight will be launched; the Newport News shipbuilding & Drydock Company, where three will be launched; the Cramp 6 Sons of Philaiejphja, for 2; the Fore River shipbuiidine Company of Boston, one.
 WAsHINGToN-W a word of discussion or record vote, the Senate adopted Senator Kings of Utah resolution annuIIing the Fed eraI charter of the National Ger man-Amsrlcan Alliance. The reso- iution goes. to the House.
 LIvERPoOL-Mem of the Liv- erpooi cotton exchange unanimously resolved that no members of firms shall trade either directly or indi- rectIy with EngIand's present enemies of war for a period of ten years af- ter the war.
 MOUNT UNION, Pa.-Fire of un- determined origin destroyed four buildings of the Aetna Chemical company's plant The loss is esti- mated at 100000. The fire de-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

Today's News roday-in Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
British Successes

LONDON, July 2-Gen. Haig re- ports that 50 prisoners and nine ma chine guns were captured in a raid northwest of Albert He reports that the number of Germans captured in June by the British reached 1857.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
stJMasA ARss-.rt1 ASSOCIATED

-,sls!5 UNI NY I&l &lQisas T0 VI AsSs3C4AFFal3 PRESS-After three days struggling the Italians are still hammering away at the most powerful and threatening positions of the enemy. Not only have they gained ground but they have held it against des- perate counter attacks.
 In France the French advanced their line north of Clingnon river again, taking positions along the ridges East of Stillers and Cotterts Forest. The British and American fronts are inactive, but the tense ness is felt that the storm may break soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

MOUNT UNION, Pa.-Fire of un- determined origin destroyed four buildings of the Aetna Chemical company's plant The loss is esti- mated at 1000, 1000. The fire de- stroyed 45o,ooo pounds of gun cot ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Prisoners Taken

ROME, July 2.-An official report says that over 2,0O0 prisoners were taken by the Italians in repulsing heavy attacks against Monte di Val Bella.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Austrians Evacuate

CIENNA, July 2.-The complete evacuation of the important positions of Col Del Rosso and Monte di Val Bella is admitted by the War Office here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Returning Raider

THE EMPIRES cIassifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02
Congress Postponed

Toaay's News Tosay--in Enpirs,
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-02

Continued on Page Six.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
TO SUE FOR TAXES.
City Collectors and Solicitor
Bayard Prepare to Institute
Proceedings.

City Solicitor Baynrd and Tax Collec-
tors Rice and Dolnn soon will institute
lawsuits for the collection Of delinquent
taxes.
The tax collectors direct the attention
of tenants to the following section of IN
act providing for the collection of taxes:
"Any collector Of taxes may at any time
notify the tenant in possession Of any real
estate on which any city taxes remain un-
paid that such tax is due and unpaid and
it shall be the duty Of such tenant to de-
duct from the rent of such property the
amount of tax due on such property and
charge the same against the owner of the
property, and if such tenant refuse or
neglect to comply with such notice Of the
collector of taxes within three months
from time he receives the same he shall
be personally liable for the taxes due on
said property, and the same may be re-
covered in the same manner M is provided
In this act for the recovery of taxes When
such taxes are held by such tenant he
shall pay the same to the collector Of taxes
within 30 days thereafter"
For the collection of delinquent taxes
the collectors are authorized TO make
distress of tenants cattle, horses, corn
hay, goods and chattels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff

There is ono sure way that never fails
to remove dandruf completely and that
is to dissolve it This destroys il en-
tircly. To do this, just get about four
ounces of plain. ordinary liquid srvon
apply it st night when retiring; use
enough 10 moisten the seal D and rub il
IN gently with the finger tipe
BY morning, most If not ait, Of your
dandr1In will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Uf it, no matter how much
elandruff YOU may have.
You will find, too. that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly
glosesy, silly and soft, and look and feel a
hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon Mt any drug
store II is inexpensive, and four ounces
s all you will need. This simple remedy
has never been known 10 fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
HOLLANDS ARMY SMALL.
Has 320. 900 Men; Navy Inconsidcrablc /:
Sea Flood. Her lnvulnerable Barrier
AGAINST Foe.

MaHSt TOc-
Hollands military strength, Ms reported
in 1917 WAS: peace, $4,000; reserves,
297 900; total war strength, 100000.
Her available unorIsnixcd men totalled
81 ,635.
She has II male population Of three
millions and each man between the ages
of nineteen and forty is subject to draft.
The sencoast and land forts OF Holland
are extensive and heavily armed, both by
mans ingenuity and nature. Almost
without exception they are 50 situated
the sea may he turned in to flood their
approaches making them invulnerable to
mass attacks. This form q defense has
been developed to 4 high degree.
Hollands navy according to compare
lively recent data, consists Of three old
battlcships, six gunboats, eight destroyers,
fifty-fivc torpedo boats ten submarines
and four monitors. 1t has personnel
of H. ,l64
As a source of supply the Netherlands
is negligible quantity. Her mineral
deposits are rneagre, her farms arc unable
to support her own population and her
manufacturing is almost wholly dependent
upon imports
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
U-DOATS TOLL ENORMOUS.
Admiralty Announces More Thsn 10000,
600 Tones We're Lost In 1917.

WV AOnes VCtc A0oS ~ A1lf.
London, April 20 Tho Admiralty hns
announced tie cessntion Of tho weekly
return of shipping losse~. 4 monthly
report on tho Thursday following tho
2lst OF each month will be substituted
The monthly statement will give the
gross tonnage loat and the tonnage Of
sailings to and from ports in the United
Kingdom.
A table Just issued gives tho losses Of
British Allied and neutral MERCHANT tom
mage due u enemy action and marine
risk since the beginning of 1917. The
losses for the quarter ending in March,
1917, were:
British, Oil $40, and Allied and neutral,
1,6l9,373.
For the quarter ending in June
British, ,36l $40, and Allied and
neutral, 2,23G,9A
For the quarter ending in September
British, 952, ,93s, and Allied and nett
trail l,4g4 ,f73.
For the quarter ending in December
British, 1872, $50, and Allied and neutral,
l ,272 ,S43
Total, British, 3,ooo,02s; Allied md
neutral, 6,623,623.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
How and American Flag Saved Pensions.

At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
on Sunday evening Rev. Yonan III
Shahbaz of Urmia, Persia, will tell II
thrilling story Of how an American flag
was used to save hundreds of Persians
when the Kurds were employed by the
Turks in the great massacre of the Pers-
ians in this great world war. MIR. Shahbas
and his family were held six months as
captives until delivered by the Russian
Cossacks. His story will give his hearers
some idea of what the preasent world war
means in the land from which the "Wisc
Men" came with their gifts to worship the
child Jesus Mr.. Shahbaz is an American
citizen and was student in tho Divinity
School Of Colgate University when DIR.
Irwin. pastor of Delaware Avenue Baptist,
was student in the same institution.
He has done q great work in Persia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
BLAME PLOTTERS FOR FIRE

WiIkes-Barre, Pa, April 25.-Firc de-
clarcd to be of enemy origin bestowed
yesterday the tin factory OF Trethaway
Brothers at Parsons, Pa, ncar here. Tho
concern WAS engaged on war contracts.
The loss cxcocds $780,
The owners and employees unhcsitating-
ly declare their belief that German agents
were responsible for the burning OF the
factory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
PEASANTS ANNIHILATE UHLANS.
Ukrainians Oppose Demand for Food
With Machine Guns and Mine Throwers.

Amsterdam, Holland, April 26.-Three
squadrons of the fifth Polish regiment of
Uhlans have been annihilated in Podolia
by Ukrainian peasants who refused the
soldiers demands for food supplies, ac-
cording 10 a Polish press agency dis
patch, received by the Dutch press by
wsy Of Vienna. The peasants were armed
with machine guns and mine throwcrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
Berlin Bank Paws Rich Bonuses.

Amsterdam, April 10-The Deutsche
Bank of Berlin, which is enjoying record
prosperity on account of the vast number
Of war industries IN which II is interested.
is paying all It's employees warehouses; rang
ing from 30 TO so per cent Of their salaries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
Sale flvr CAtvsry Church.

A rummsgs sae, fr the tereht n
Calvary Eyj-spi Church, will b. held
at s35 TA(naiI styvst, bext Monday and
Tuesday, articles for which will h- called
for il notification n rrrt by d. 4 A.
tsIsphsupe AI4 or 1896
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
IfniAn Mas-l Ais

A union me~tsng viii " t,esJ W 1~rt
Diamond, No. and Court jhlsvsre,
No. 3. Order N the co,d~n gc-yrer,
t.unou0v ~v~usoe at z e'slsrk At tlsar
hall, fifth and harket streste A1l
rnynfcrs are expected Lp be py,wTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-26
Meetina Of Wsmen's Auxiitary.

Tho monthly meeting n tho Wom'en's
Auxiliary Of tho Phydcians and Surgeyns
Hospital will le held tUDorrow evening
Mt tho homo Of Mrs. Willard Smith, at
Fourth and HAI risoD streets. The meeting
will begin Mt 3 clock sharp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-05
Higinio Aguilar...
Niene de la ia I'sSI

La que sus fuerZaS seguiran emplean-
90 los mismos procedimientos eSsable-
ciGos para hacerse de provisiones Y
pertrechos, en- tanto no Sc establezca
81 Ramo de Hacienda. Al efecto, dice
textualmente. 10 s%iguiente:
"Segun acuerdos con el propio ge-
neral Diaz. en- NADIA Sc modifica IA
organization militar del Ejercito de
Oriente de mi maHdo, ' mientras Sc
establece como es debido el Ramo lie
HACIENDA en- nuestras fuerZas, estas
Seguiran ~empleando los ~procedimien-
tuc establecidos para proveerse'y per
trecharse. Recomiendo haga saber e.
cortenido de este oficio por circula-
res y por Ia orden del dia a las fuer-
Gas de 81 mando."
De acuerdo con las ultimas informa-
clones recibidas de NeracruZ. el ge-
neral Aguilar esta hacienda Ia cam
pana en- el Estada de Puebla, abar-
cando su zona hasta una parte de II
region Sur del de NeracruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-05
A Is amos de CdrceL...
(Viene de Ia Ia. PaE)

g; ipraGo considerable al REQ Melvin
Foreman culpable de homicide en- ter
ce~ grade, por Ia muerte de Eliseo Or
relas. En- vista de Ia determination
del iurado. el juez 10 s~entencio a su-
fir IS amos de preside en- la peniten-
ciaria del Estado.
Como Va dijimos en- nuestra Infor-
maci6n de aver, los debates duraron
basra Ia media noche del microbes a.
iueves. 4 esa nora los jurados pasaron
. deliberar Y q las dos de a madru-
qa6a avisaron que por eStar cansados
TO pr-esentarian su veredicto sino has
n las nueve Y media de Ia manana.
embellishments Sc %retiraron todos
los fu~ncionarios que estaban esperan-
do tai determination. Aver 4 las nue.
20 y media todavia no Sc habian pues-
10 de acuerdo Y como decimos antes,
hasta las once ~concertaron sus OPT
niones para fallar en- IA causa que Sc
habia puesto en- sus manos.
FL padre de 0rnelaS dijo aver al re-
r6rter: "Creame listed, estoy comp2-
decide del acusadO, a quien con TODD
coraz6n Ie perdono, 81 en- mi estuvie-
IA. 10 pondria en- libertad; pero como
depende de Ia justicia, ella es IL cue
csta obrando Y yo me conformo con
81 fallo.
FL Fiscal McAskill nos decia en- to-
no de conviction: "Merecia cuando
memo noventa Y nueve amos de con-
Gena."
Foreman pareci6 estar cOnforme con
Ia ~sentencia, pues pronto Sc borro de
su rostro Ia palidez que 10 invade du-
rante el tempo que duro Ia lectura de
ella; cuando fue traSladado = Ia car
&c! del condado. iba fumando un CT
garlic ' hablaba animcSamente con
81 custodio. y II sofa persona
&c Ia familia del REQ eStuvo presen-
te durante los dlas cue duro a au-
d;encia nj a Ia nora en- que fue sem
tenciado. tampoco parecio por ahi min
qua amigo. Made platicaba con 81, 81
s~ituaci6n fue demasiado triste.
Fl pr6ximo lunes dara principle "a
I De Ratio Parish, que, segun sc
Gesprende de las declaracioneS que en-
81 proceso rindi6 Foreman, es el YER
6adero matador de 0rnelas. Parish
sera defendido por los licenciados Car
los Bee y 6. c. Gardner.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-05
La noticia en- Monterrey.

Segin 10 que Sc nos dijo, las auto
ridades de Monterrey estan va ente-
raGas de que el general Morelos Ia
ragoza Sc encuentra en- territorio neo-
lones, mas TO nan querido concederle
im~portancia al morimiento r%evolucio-
mario al frente del cual ACADIA de Co.
l~Ccarse.
Las tropaS que gCarnecen IA capt.
tai regiomontana son en- numero re-
ducido Y solo de tempo en tempo
sale alguna columna, que nunca IS
mayor de doscientos hombreS, q COM
batir q las tropas rebeldes que des-
arrcllan sus actividadeS en- puntos CO.
NO CaGereyta. Villa de Santiago, Te-
r;:n. etc. r~egresando ,~desputs 4 81
base de operaciones.
Les manifieStos.
AlgunoS individuoS pertenecienteS Z
Ira de las partidas armadas que Sc
unieron al general Morelos Zaragoza
St a2roximaron a Monterrey y hasta
!ograron i~nternarse en- IA ciudad, con-
f~rndicndoSe con unos arrieros Y le-
cheros. Esos individuos sc encarga-
ron de diStribuir algunoS de los elem
plares del manifesto de Morelos Ia
ragoza, con toda c!ase de reservas, ma
Jic7do Siio hasta ahora impossible \
las autoridades 81 dar con los indi-
s.Guos e~ncargadoS de esta tarea ' au2
con los ejemplareS del manifesto.
Trabaiau a~ctiYamente.
Sc dice. ademas, que algunoS agen-
ties estan trabajando de manera acti-
Va en- la ciudad, con el objeto de resta-
ei mayor numero possible de elementoS
NJ gobierno carranciSta. Esta cam
rama IA Sido empreadida como prime
r. providencia Y qujeneS IA hacen
cleen que dara buen resultado,. pueS
estan bien informadoS de que el deS-
lcntento es notorio entire muchos de
les individuos que preSIan Sus servi-
clos al gobierno actual. Gebido 4 las
dificultades conque vienen tropezando
h&ce mucho tempo para que Sc les Gu
bran Sus haberes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-05
Una association que...
(Viene de Ia la.)

las posturas i~mag!nables V enmedlo de
una algarabia erdiantrada, ]procedea
alegremente a tomar suS alimentos.
La fotografia que publicamos hoy
IS solamente de IN pequeno grupo de
los muchos que Sc forman. NADIA mas
dificil cue organiZar alguna cosa con
chiquillos. Para poder juntar los que
aparecen en- el grupo pasamos las de
Cain.
mo, .Se 'qusbra" Ia "recama-
n" conmigo.-decia uno.
-:"Orita;" estoy comiendo: no me
Observation-Disclosures e. de mas
ALA, con Ia boca LENA.
-iEstoy muy feo.-confesaba hon
radamente IN rapaz de uncomfortable
a:inidad con nuestros aborigenes.
Y algunas pollitas que empiezan Z
presumir Sc res!stian q ponerse fren-
te q II lente fotografica, seguramen1e
por no aparecer en- Ia prosaica Ocasi0n
de comerSe una enchilada.
Las otraS mejoraS
Terminada IA fatigosa tarea de a
rreglar 81 grupo, pasamos q yer 10
que en- otros departamentos de Ia Es-
crela Johnson ma hecho Ia Association
DC Madres.
-Nire listed este piano, que cost6
$3.50, Y sirve para estudio ' recreo de
las educandas, fue comprado con los
productos de una jamaica que organi-
20 Ia Association. Igual cosa pas6 con
esta "VStrola," con aquell0s colum-
pios que We listed en- e. jardin, con
esos aparatos que Sirven . los ninos
! para hacer gimnasia......
Y nos iba siendo mostrado por IA
sonora Presidenta de IA Association de
| Madres todo aquello que POGO a POGO
he lido obteniendo Ia Escuela John
son, cuya matricula esta cast lena en-
/ su totalidad de nombres de meXica-
nos, V Ia cual escuela seguramenta
| uuede contarse entire las afortunadas
por contar con Ia ayuda de una orga-
nizacion que tar = pechos 2 tornado
eli mejoramiento de nueStrOs peQuenos
ccmpatriotas.
Nueyos proyectss para arbitrarse
fondos.
y 40 descansan los miembros de la
organization lie que nos venimos ocu-
pando. en- su empresa. Dentro de
muy pocos GiaS, el 10 del corr!ente
tedra lugar una jamaica en- "a Escue-
Ia Johnson, cuyos productos seran
destinados 2 mejoras semejantes q las
qSe hemos dado cuenta.