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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29

The attending physician expects to have
an X-Ray examination made of the
patients spine to determine what causes
the paralysis. According to the doctor it
Will be long time before the man is
we'll enough to return home.
All of the parties are from the dry
state OF Iowa and stopped first at Com
frey to satisfy their craving for booze.
From there they went to Springfield
and then to Sleepy Eye and finally land
ed here. Their car tipped over three
times after they left Springfield and the
windshield was broken and tenders
bent and the lights were out of commits
sion when they landed here. The three
who appeared in Justice Court have
since departed to their homes in Iowa.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29

8. Tie amount which is still on hand
of the 1917 crop.
4. TIE effect of this proposed pro-
hibition upon the price of the coming
crop Of barley to the farmer.
In response to these points we submit:
That the milling of barley into flour
has proved so thoroughly unsatisfactory
that it may be designated as failure.
There is now considerable quantity
of barley flour available, for there is
practically no demand. Bakers have
found that it does not make palatable
bread, and that it spoils very quickly,
and with the summer season upon us,
they cannot use it.
British buyers have refused to buy or
ship any more barley flour, and the
buying for export has ceased entirely.
There is some demand for barley itself
for export to allied and neutral coun-
tries for the purpose Of brewing, but
this is prohibited by embargo.
The 1917 crop of barley was estimated
at 214,000,000 bushels. Now that the
millers have stopped buying, the price
Of barley has fallen very considerably
and the market is weak. There is re-
ported to be large surplus on hand.
The barley crop of 1918 has already
been seeded and the prospects are
favorable for considerably larger crop
than in 1917.
AS to corn, it is we'll known that there
was large surplus last year, much of
which was allowed to rot in the fields
(The New York Food Administration
is asking brewers for cold storage room for
a large quantity OF ungerminated corn
which is now in the local freight yards.(
TIE amount Of corn used by brewers
is only about one-half of one per cent
of the production, and it is therefore prac~
tically negligible.
AS to sugar, brewers use no cane Or
beet sugar. They use certain amount
of corn sugar or corn syrup, which, how
ever, is included in the calculation of
the corn referred to above.
In addition to these products, brew
ers use the entire hop crop of the United
States, for which there is now no other
market. Tie sudden cutting off of
this market will spell absolute ruin to all
hop farmers who have already spent
large sums of money on their crops
and have an investment which cannot
now be diverted to any other purpose.
Ignoring the food value Of the beer
itself, the by-products Of the materials
by brewers are resold to dairy farmers,
and represent salvage of IS per cent.
We submit that testimony should be
taken from the Department of Agri-
culture and the U. S. Food Administra-
ton upon these points. %.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29
REGISTRATION DAY, JUNE 5TH.

All those who have attained the age
of FL years since June S, 1917 should
remember that they will have to register
next Wednesday, June 5. The local
board has secured the Court room in
the Court House for this purpose and the
registration will be in full swing from
TOO o'clock in the morning to 800 o.
clock in the evening. There will be no
other place Of registration and every
one in the County must come to the
Court House personally for registration
purposes.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29

/ Cornelius Burk returned Saturday
from Washburn, Wisconsin, where he
had been visiting with his brothers.
Clarence Kiefer, Of Sleepy Eye, visited
with relatives and friends here over
Sunday. 5.atf ri
Outdoor lovers have found the weather
balmy enuf to begin their camp life.
H. D. Beussmann spent tie past week at
his camp at Meyers Creek. ~. =.
Miss Hedwig Naumann who has been
called to fill a vacancy at St. PauIs
Farochial School of this city, has con-
sented to- come here and will enter upon
her new duties next September.
Miss Elsa Marti has turned in to the
Red Cross committee the sum of s18,
the results of her sale of flowers. Miss
MART intends to continue the sale of
flowers for the same purpose whenever
there are sufficient in bloom to make it
possible.
Armin Pfaender who is somewhere
: In France seems to be very we'll satisfied
even If he is long way from home, and
can't always have things "just so'',
| Wherever he writes letters to the home
folks, he displays a very cheerful at.
titude.
Monday afternoon A. E. Bird, II
years old, Russian Jew from Sioux
City, Iowa, bootlegger by profession
was brot to Hotel Julius charged with
grand larceny in the first degree. Bird
was arrested at Springfield Saturday,
brot before justice Monday and bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury. Some three weeks ago Bird was
in Springfield and purchased lot OF
booze from 4. N. Davis, one of the
saloonkeepers and issued to him his
check for the sum of $246.O0. This was
returned dishonored and when Bird
showed up there again last Saturday
, he was Immediately arrested charged
with grand larceny and lodged in the
County jail because Of his inability to
raise the $500 bail which the Court
had fixed for his release.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29
TAKES OFF DANDRuFF, T..
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair! Get small bottle
Of Danderine right noW-Also
stops itching scalp.

Thin, brittle, .oolorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence Of q neglected
scalp; of dandruf- that awful scarf.
>, There As nothing SO destructive to
the hair as dandrlff. 1t robs the hair
of it's lustre; its strength and it's very
life; eventually producing feverish-
ness and itching Of the scalp, which if
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die then the hair
falls out fast. A little Danderine to-
night now-any time will surely save
your hair. .
Get a, small bottle of Xnowlton's
Danderjne from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you will just try a little Dam
derine. Save your hair! Try it!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-29
FIRST PARK CONCERT OF SEASON

Next sunday evening June g. veterans to
Of the will
pe On enormous crowd
will be follows = - -
1. March, of Veterans"
e. Overture Of Seville" = pasa;s
g. Caprice "In Glade" . IL
T. Serenade from Ballet "Les Drqo
s. March C9nque: cold Parade" q " na1heu
INTERMISSION
o. Descriptive: "The Skibbereen Sheik' a.
Z Overture The Golden Dragona. ~. K T. KING
g. "Humoreske" AAns
11 Chalaeteshc 1.-THE Wedding Of the
IL. "Sar Spangled .''N0-0ooA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-06
Solo diez pasajeros del
"CaroIina'' no han
aparecido
Creese que esas sean las gnicaS
yictimas habidaS en- ell hum
dimlentO de csc vapOr

NUEVA YORK. JUNO 5.-Con OK
cepci0n de diez, Ell resto De los 2lh
rasaicros del vapor Carolina" han
sido Salvados. Segun anunciarOn hoy
los e~mpleados de Ia Agencia de In
Linea martina Z Que ~pertcneclan
el citado vapor.
Una goleta conduciendo al Capt.
tan Barbour. del Carolina, : a 1874
pasaieros V SO miembros de Ia +ripri-
laci6n de dicho barco. lego hoy en-
la manana a este puerto. Ia goIeta
de referencia. recogiG 4 los ~upervI-
vientes frente a las costaS de Bar
negat. y. j. q las cinco De Ia tarde
de aver.
Entire los supervivienteS Sc anen-
IAN los oficiales del EjercIto de !ci
EstadoS Unidos, graduates en- 81 Sc
guido Campo de Inst, uccIon DC San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Los supervi-
vienteS fueron recibidos en- 81 niue
lie por un destacamento de la Cruz
Roja Y conducidos en- varias amhu-
~lancias a los hoteles Y casas Dc husS-
pedes. dondc Sc les Ii" alojamien.o.
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ST | IS
OnOrrea
CHICAGO. ILL

Cot- Mjlitar. Dehiiidad Sexual. Tr,potenei..
Nirilidad Psrdida, Sicios SecrctOs. Nerviosi-
dad. ESpsrrnstorreh. NeuraStenia. EuIsiones
Ncsturnas, Intermediates Gcnito UrInarIas-
a5i coS1o maxi del EStomaso. del H.Sado.
Nepys v Sinones. todcS estos macs 2ucden
t-atnrSe con cvIto con toda TescTvs en- Su
prcpis casa , con may POGO ccsto por medic
De los Tratami-ntos C:cntlhcos, Modernos ,
ApfoAadp. one uSsnc= nCsCtros.
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CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICA
NO EN- FRANCIA, JUNO BIAS
tropas americans que han SiCo lie
vadas al frente de batalla &c Ia nue.
va ofensiva alemana, han GemeStra-
do que son tan eficientes para Ia lu-
cha. como las mejores de sus aliados.
En- la accion que desarrollaron aver
a! n~oroeste de Chateau-Thierry, en-
donde desalojaron al enemigo des-
pues de haber contenido su avance,
los soldados de Pershing hicieron IN
magnifico empleo de Ia bayoneta, Y
por medic de su carga ell enemlgo
tuvo que retirarse del bosque de
Neuilly, en- el que trataba de esta-
blecerse, despues de haber ocupado
la vidda de Neuilly-la-Poterie.
Los alemanes dirigieron un vlo-
lento fuego de am~etralladoras sobre
las filas americans, con Fl PROPOSE
to de contener 81 ataQue, peco las
tropas del general Pershing desafiaa-
do TODD peligro siguieron adelantc
haSta licgar 4 las ~poSic!oncs miSmas
del enerligo. en- dondc ~destraycroH
los nidoS de ametralladoraS. Chligan-
do luego a los teutones a r~cpicg&rS"
hacia ell lindc3o del bosque. S!guicn-
DO 81 avance, los americaros 50
pusieroa mas directamente en- con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-06
4 PlNTA De BAYONETA DESAlOJARON 4
Los TEUTONFS DEL BOSQUEM NEOILlY
ESA ACCION FUE REALLZADA POR LAS TR0PAS AMERICA
mas EN- FL FRENTE DEBATALLA De La NUEYA OfENSIFA
Ell vaEor de los soIdados de Pershing
catssa la admiration de u aGiados

tactic con ell enemigo hasta llegar =
s]ostener una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo,
que di6 por re5ultado ell dcsaloja-
miento de las posiciones que los teu-
tones ocupaban en- esa region Y IL
retirada de eilos hasta la destruida
villa de Neuilly.
Igualmente en- ell frente del Mar
ne. las tropas americanaS luchando
lado a lado de las francesas, supieron
distinguirse grandemente y hacerse
~acreedoras a los mas enthusiasts elo-
gios de sus aliados. En- csc sector,
ell enemigo que habia degrade CYL
Ear el Marine por un punto al sur de
! Iaulgonne. al oriente de Chateau
Thierry. fue desalojado de suS posi-
clones Y obligado a recruzar 81 rio.
La mayor parte de los suIe"v!vien-
ties del enemigo, fueron envuCltcs
Y hechos prisioneros.
FL lunes, en- Ell ataque contra los
alemanes en- Neuilly, los amcricanos
G~esaloiaron al encmigo V 10 oIligH-
ron a r~etroceder I'm kilometro Y ne
do. en- un cStrecho salIenta. FL To-
reno quedo limpio de enemigos V
esta ahora ocupado Dor las tropas
del general Pershing. Las hajaS amc-
ricanaS, segun las ultimas notices,
| fueron relativamente ligeras.
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LONDRES. JUNO 5.-Las tror1S
alemanas intentaron eSta manana pc
netrar en- las lineas britanicas =!
s~uroeste de Morlancourt, Ell Il re-
gi6n del frente que Sc e~ncuentra al
oriente de Amiens, Segun dice e.
informe Official que Sc do a la publ
eidad hoy en- esta capital por el Nj
historic de Ia Guerra. A pesar &C
que Ell enemigo Sostuvo 81 scci6n H"r
medic de Su artiller,a. los tcGtoncs
~feuron rechazados dejando en- ranos
de los ingleSes IN regular nimero &c
prisioneros.
PARIS. JUNO 3.--LoS alrmaHeS
continuaron ~deSplegando ataQues
locale; aver tarde Y durante Ia no
che, $obre ell fren:e principal &c ha-
ITALIA. Segun dice el communicate Cfi-
cial publicado hoy. Todos los iHten-
toS hechos por ell enemigo IN las
lneaS ~francesaS en- los SectoreS de,
bosque de Carlepont, Dommjers. Cor
icy Y en- las cercanias lie Chezy. fra
, casaron.
| En- Ia region al norte de Corey
los franceses por medic de n ac-
cion de infanteria, Sostenida Por tan
CUES, rectificaron la Inca f~rancesa
len los linderoS del bosque. Fl imfor-
me official de referencia, dice:
Los ataques locales del enemigo
continuation aver durante la nucho.
En- los linderos Septentrlonales de
Carlepont dos ataques enemigos fuc-
IRON rechazadoS por los franceSes.
! Otros ~intentos del enemigo Tn la
region De .AuStrecheS, al oriente de
(Pasa a Ia "a. Pag. Col. 3s.)
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s. estS Y. snf-icndc lie asSuna de lar enter-
raadsdes peculiareS de los hombres. dcbe v.
sSc-ibj- lueSr piGIsnGo nusStro EalisSo LIbro
Gratis, de 40 ~pA.llas. ES-a sSccitc sn len
gGsSe tsSso , Ian" para ca" 10 entiensis eaai-
qu,srS persona y Sc aSrC"sc6c &c SIS couSe-
jcs san0s = deSIutsre~a5pS- los hons-eS QUO
trAtsa de recupsrar 81 Sa!ud. 81 Fuerra : 81
vitaiidod haJls-ar este LibTo Gratis eVC"0-
c~fonaimsutc intsresautc : ~~alioSO. L. dice \
v porcue yufrcn los hCnb-eS y como 7cfc~
mos tretST NSCs casps con TODD cNtto- Que
rsroos que lea V. Ia verdsd Sobrs eSaS eatc.-
mriades. en- uUe.tro LibTo Gratis. = Cue lus-
ESe '. por 81 mIsrno despacS- 81 esta v.
h%siA .nervioso : aEotsdo y sus orEanoS cor
pc-sles sstSn eafermos. hailara V. Eran con-
suelo y avads en- este Eibro Needles lnsrue-
two e luterersnte- NRndeHoS V. - nomh1e
complete y 81 direction. eScriroS con clzrldhd
= 70 m1HdsTempS eSta Guis para Ia Saiud-
porte pasado. absoiutamerte gratis, en- GU
eferts Scncilla y sin que ne obiiSue V. a nsds
per pe6ria-
Dirisirse a
DR.. ,. RUSSELL PRICE Co.
g., 1853 So. Cksta9 ST. CHICAGO
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In barCO ROTuegO GaptU=
RADIO pof los aIemanes
No reSpetar0n ell SatvOcOnductO
alemdn que Sc lie habia dadO
(Pasa a Ia "a. Pag. Col. 3d.

WASHINGTON, JUNO 5.-El vapol
uoreiego "Kikundasun.' CUE tenia
pasaporte ' salvoconiucto alsrnan,
ha sldo capturado por un submarine
teut5n : conducido q Swinemundeu
en- calidad de presa martina. segUn
dicen las noticias recibiias hoy en- Ia
Secretaria de Estado del gobierno
americana.
FL barco iba con rumbo : Estocoi-
mo, Ia capital de Suecia, con TN car
gamento de arenQueS consignado 4
ia ComLSlon Sueca de Where's.
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lMnchachas! Hagan
una DeliCi0sa
Loci6n de Lim6n

Por la miSma can 'I2I he diEero,
POGO mas 0 menoS, de % ~" 'e puc
De costar Il pomo orjjparo de cold
cream. uno puede praPa"ar III quartz
de einta del mas a~gr2dG5ic suavlzr
dor ' embellecedor ie "a pei, con o.
hugo De solo dos 'im"nys colocado
en- una botella cue Va ccntcnga trc..
onzas de orchard white. -uidado 81
deberia de tensr en- pasa' por uu lien
20 ieblGamente apropiaIH. rt iugo dc.
limon aates de colCsarlo en- Ia b0ts-
LA, para librsrlo. asi i" to ias las Sc
millas. etc. Toda muie- SHbe muv
bien que ell limon 6 81 ic&rediente
principal para cI blSnaueamiento =
para remove las ar-uGas y demaS
defectuosidadeS de la ri. asi como
para Suavizar eSta DO una manera
b%rillante.
iPruebela unicamcntc' AdQuiera
tres onzas lie ochard whit en- cuai
quier drogueria V do; lHnoneS de 81
tienda de abarrotes y haga con este
Ut cuarto de pinta 10 ioci6n de IL
mon que lie Sera muy s~gfadab'e. usan-
dola diariamente en- ST. peel de las
manoS, Ia cara. cue}lo. brazos, etc.
Is verdaderamente meravF!lcsa para
~suavizar Ia aspereza Dc Ia: manos.
ADJ.
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todos
los intent0s de
los alemaDes
en- ell Aisne
En- ell frente principal de ba-
ITALIA entire csc rio y eli Mar
ne, Ell enemigo no ha logra-
do hacer nueyos avances
lNTENTARON PENETRAR ENLAS
LlNEAS lNGLESAS AL SURDES-
TIE DE MORLANC0URT, Pc
70 FUERON RI. hAZAD0S

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- postmaster al san Antonio. Texas, =
:. on June the 9Th. AZ required DE =
= The act Of October G, 1917. I"
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Los submarines no
impedirdn Ell en-
uio de tropas
a Francia
Ell Srio. Daniels daclaro gu el
deber de la Armada anne
ricana era mautener aOleT=
to ell canine para Europa
TN BARC0 TANQUE FRANCES
ESTUV0 A PUNT0 DE SER
ECfADO A PIQUE p0R
LOS SUBMARINES

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:. True translation file with The g.:
= postmaster al san Antonio frNaS. /:
:. on June the 9Th. aS required bS =
= The act or octUper o, Ior. =
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WASHINGTON, JUNO 3.-CGa!-
quicra que sea el prop5sito p@rS"gG'-
DO por los alemancj con 81 RAID SUI
marino frente a la costa del Atltntl-
co V cualquiera que sea 81 nnmc".
dc sumergibles que puedan Eenir !
las aguas americans, clio no scra
motive para suspender cl enrio Dc
tropas Y municiones a Francla. So
gun declare hoy el Secrot"r:o "a
de Marina, Mr.. Daniels.
FL gran dchcr de muos,ra anna
da, dijo ell citado f~uncionario. 1
mantcncr alberta Ia puerta de comu,
nicacion con Francia; llcvar nGl$
ros hombreS Y municioncS 4! gran
frente de bataIla y guardian 81 apro'
visionamiento de where's para nues
tros cobe!igerantes. Tai cosa Sc la
realizado hasta ahora Y dc0cmo.
continuar manteniendo cl camino j,
br de TODD ob~staculo.'
La Sccretaria tie Marjnl no t,ni;
nuevos informes hasta cl medio&l:
de hoy, de los trabajos realizados
por la flota de barcos pa,rullaS que
c cnvio en- persecution de los sub,
marines Y que >egGn las Ultima: no
(Pasa a Ia "a. Pag. Col q
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La BATALLA DEL AISNE
ES UNA LUCIA De
EFECTIVOS
Ambos eilrcitoS combatientes
estan procurardo pOner ell ma.
yOr niimer0 de hOmbreS en-
ell meuOr tempo possible

PARIS, JUNO i'll avance ale
man en- sector del AISne parec" eS-
tarse deSarro!landoSe en- ana carrie
IA de los bellgeranteS, amos para lie
gar a Paris Y los otroS para opo-
nerSe al vance enemlgo. La lucha
recuerda la carrera por el Mar que
igui6 Il Ia hatalla del Marine en-
1914. En- eSa OCCASION. la maniobra
fut arte TODD INA question de rapi-
De-, en- Ia que amboS combatientes
tra;aban dc l,cgar mas pronto 4 SuS
objetivos para impedir Ia mtervcn-
cion del contrario Y conSegnir cl
flauqucamiento del enemigo. a luchl
actual es una lucha lie Electives.
eli la que cada uno dc los bcligcran-
les esta esforzandoSe por pouer e.
mayor uumero possible dc hom1rcs.
en- Ell menor tempo, para dominar
4 ~situacion por la superior;dad nu-
merica.
Fin la ofenSiva de Marc. los ale
names intentaron capturar AmienS
= los pucrtos del Canal. FL ~eSfuerzo
desplegado no fus sin embargo, de
una naturaleza para traer ~resulta-
dos cast inmediatos.
Los alemanes 10 comprendicron
asi ' en- su apreSurAmiento para
poner fin Il este aSunto, reanudaron
su marcha hacIa Paris por tercera
vez, penSando que 81 "Xlto dc Su
maniobra Slgnlflcaria el fin de la
guerra. A parec@r ci enem'go csta
ahora arrlesgando ei Iodo por et TO-
90 eh Su l"orrl'uao!e empule par"
'legar a Ia capital 1rdheeSa.
Puzzle de'%rSe' $In embargo, de
una manera Segur7' P3o los fran
ccScS nan '~'nten'a" ei a'ance ale
imam hacia Ia capital. Iomo sc habia
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GuaRoo necesase libros en- espanoI,
dirijsse a lgnacio E. Lozaao. 11s N.
R"~a Ave San AntaHia. Texas,
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UNA NAVAJA CON DlEZ
PLEAS DE COM
3INACION

Esta maravilUSa navajo. DE DleIas III
mensIoneS. del mcjor acero Y Ia Cuai Ete!-
IA con estos accessories. deSatoTllliaIUF
fIrabTT6n. rgarcl. lima. hlrrena y taladEo,
Tod0S ellos pueden facIlmcAte ser aus
tados en- 81 extreme dc Ia naE2la para ISar-
saIes. 81 prcCio oTdlnarJo IS de S3t+'
Saro UuCrpmoS vender 5000 al baJo precto
de $50. Is el estuche mas complete V
c6modO para aujOmOvilIStaS. mecanlcoS, M
nerOs. sCldatCs. ubrerOS ' para cua!gu!er
h0mbre. "a que SI 'TabaIo este en- 81
campo o en- In casa. Nuy chmoda para
ueyarIa en- eI hulsllln y VI tentro dc ana
boIsa De CuerO. NuRca Se h3bia heCh5 tal
nrerTa Y QTubahlemeale iain8S vOlYera a
presen;srse. pur 10 que nay que aprov"-
char Ia ~Oporluniddd y remltlr deSte lue'
SO Si.JO, 81 nombre ' direction ! sc. pa
"a caslos de CorreO . lnmcdiaIamtRte -
Ia rny!aremcs. GlvautlEamUS nuestca Offer
"a. Pltala hoy miSmo. Los pedidos &c
rUera de los EStadOS CnIdoS dsoeran We
aIr aCompaAadOS lie Sl65.
Dept. SD.
FlsuLEiGH i 60. CHICAGO, ILL.
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LA p
niARi0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PEECi0S DE SUBSCRIPTION
en- los EstadoS t'nIdOS. Mexico. Canada
Cuba. Puerto Rico. Panama, y las
ESlaS Fi!ipinas:

VI hho 5.u.
otls uics'a o.po
Tres maSps $50
En- Centre Y Sur America. (exceptuando
Panarn&). Europa Y los DENTS paises COM
orendidos en- Ia Union Postal Universal:
Ii al" = 9.vp
Scis moses 3 800
Tres IHtStN :.5u
Ia PRENSA publica tamb!en una eGici6n
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New-York tribune., 1918-07-25
Bay Ridge Hospital
Offered to u. S. Navy

WASHINGTON, July zA.-The Bay
Ridge Hospital was offered to the gov
ernment to-day for military use by
President Gillette He was introduced
to Secretary of the Navy Daniels by
Representative William f. Cleary, and
made the offer, which the Secretary
took under advisement.
eve have understood that the navy
intended to spend large amount of
money constructing new hospital in
that locality" said Mr.. Cleary, in ex-
planning the offer, and we see no rea-
son why the government should spend
the money when the Bay Ridge Hos
pital is already built. and would serve
the governments purpose"
The Bay Ridge Hospital is located
at Seventh Avenue, Ninety-second
Street and Parrott Place, Brooklyn. 1t
was established about fifteen years ago.
The hospitals first dispensary was
located at SiXtieth Street, near Sec
ond Avenue, but the demands on it
grew so rapidly that the present struct-
ure was erected in 1914. The hospital
serves not only the Bay Ridge section,
but the Fort Hamilton and Bath Beach
sections as we'll.