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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
I or que asesinaron aNafarrate
Iba a reveIar un SeCIeto
del que solo ely Ca
rranza supieron
lanzo la amenaZa de ha-
Ger sensacionaIes reve-
Iaciones en- eI Senado

-Emiliano P. Nafarrate fue muer-
to porque constitute un muy serio
peligro-e! peligro mayor en- estos
momentos-para el gobierno carran-
cista.
-Segun ESQ, Nafarrate.
-Yo estoy enterado de las verda-
deras causas de la elimination del ge-
neral fronterizo. No vendre a con-
tarle como 10 mataron, que ESQ va 10
diio LA PRENSA, sino decirle por
que 10 mataron.
-iInteresante, interesantisimo-diJl-
mos a la persona que asl nos habla-
ba V que nos merece entera confian-
"a Una muy valiosa information
nos proporcionara usted. Porque la
verdad, la muerte de Nafarrate esta
enyuelta en- ell mas complete miste-
rio.
-Pues va no va estar envuelta,
poruue ell velo que Ia cubre va
ser descorrI6o.
La actitud de Nafarrate.
Emiliano P. Nafarrate habia guar
dado una actitud mas menos pru-
dente desde que Sc hizo cargo del
gobierno del Estado de Tamaullpas
en- sustitucion de Luis Caballero,
comenz6 diciendo el informante.-
Cierto es que obligo a Ricaut y
los diputados laristas a que abando-
naran Ciudad Victoria, pero es Justo
confesar-porque .es una verdad qde
puede atestiguar toda persona I'M
parcial que haya residido en- la capi-
tai tamaulipeca-que no hizo sobEe
ellos ninguna amenaza material, pues
que Sc limito a elevar protestas ante
la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la
Republica a pedir al Executive cue,
ordenara a Ricaut que hiciera entire
"a del Palacio de Gobierno. Nafarra-
te tenia seguridad de que el asunto
Sc arreglaria bien, sin necesidal de
recurrir a la fuerza armada, y: que
todo era question de tempo, para
que dictaran su fallo el Senado
(Pasa a la 5a. Pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
Los diplomdticos de Don
Venustiano en- Sudan1eriica
Que hizo como tue recibida Ia mission en-
todos los lugares donde fue

En- correspondence fechada en- Ia
ciudad de Santiago, Chile. el dia pri
nero del mes anterior. y enviada
por uno de los meXicanos residences
en- la capital de ia importante repu-
blca sudameritana, sc eNpresa que
Ia prensa toda de sud America Sc
ha venido ocupando con positiva
importancia de la situacion de Ne
Xico,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
Ell AyANCE ALEMAN EN- RUSlA
NO ES UNA INVASION
Servielo Especial para LA PRENSA.

LONDRES. Abril 16.-El Secreta-
rio de RelacioneS EXterioreS de Ale
mania, doctor Won Kuehlmanu, segun
dice un despacho inalambrico de Ber-
lin. ha contestado la protesta del
gobierno russo contra Ia invasion ale
mana de este pals, despues de fir
madc la paz, manifestando Que los
alemanes los ukrania3os estan, aho-
ra intentando destruir las "bandas'
rebeldes Y el bandolerismo y 10 pre-,
tenden atacar a Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

ere l,evo a efecto para el eXlto de
Ia campana anterior en- el Suroeste '
un anuncio de que el aludido hab!arla
en- el hotel Rice,
Cuando alguno le llamo IA aten-
ci6n al Secretario McAdoo, acerca de
los trabajoS de Mr.. Johnston, el fun
cionario americana manifesto: I'll
hombre cue deja sus propios negocioS
para tGabaiar por ia Cruz Roja, me-
rece mi mayor reSpeto Y mi mas al
Ia admiration. ES ese uno de los ser
vicios de mayor importancia y merl-
(Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag Col -
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Esta librandose la batalla
mas formidable que regis
ira la historic de sta guerra
Todavia defienden desesperadamente los ingle=
ses las Iaieras oCCidentaleS de Messines
iacen tamb4n graHdes esuerzoS para eyitar Ell gOpe
oue uretenden dirigr sobre HazebruCk los teatones

Cnce m;ilaS. nus in%leses cstan lu-
chando deseSperaGamente rodavia en-
las laAeraS occideatales dc Messines.
Mas nacia e. Oeste Sc est&n retiran-
do. Se%un parece, traves del Vale
de Douve. En- ei Monte kemmel eS-
tan hacienda III esfueIzo desesperado
para eviCar que el enemigo !leve a
cabo su GesiGnio de avanzar ahajo de
YpreS ' captUrar Hasebruck.
Los alenanes eStuyieron ;ambien
atacando Ia cSfu;n& NoreSte de! bos-
Que de Nie2pe. pero fueron rechazados
despues de una terrible lucha.
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Dura campana.

Sin embargo, bueno es hacer
constar que Ia mayoria de Ia prensa
emprendi6 su campana directa y
francamente contra el regimen ca
rrancista contra los comlsionados
uue envi6 estas ,tierras. Comenzose
ensonces a decir que en- Mexico
,reinaba la anarquia mas desentre-
nada Y que el regimen carrancista
moWmientos revolucionarios, sena-
landose los caudillos de esos mo-
vimientos. .>
Los miembros de la mission carran
,cista sc dispersaron, mas a donde
quiera que fueron como simples par
(Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag. Col SAP
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

tisimo programa esta Siendo aoas-
tecido por una cantidad de hombres
que ningin general ha manejado. Por
10 tanto. no tiene precedente Ia actual
batalla que es una lucha muerte en-
tre dos ejercitos de una fuerZa sin
igual.
Despues de luchar contra un hume
70 abrumador de enemigoS, las fuer-
zas del General Haig Sc vieron obllga"
das q salir de Bailleul, que ha sido el
centro de aprovisionamientO para los
eierciros de las eminencias de MeSSl-
nnes Y para toda la VEGA inca del
frente de ArmentierS. Con la perdida
de Neuve Eglise, la evacuation de Bal
lleul Y la retirada de Wulverghem tue-
rcn cast inevitables. Solame2te pudo
haberlas evitado el cauSancio del enc
migo. pero. por desgracia, Su numero
fue tan grande Sus canones tan nu-
merCsoS tambien. que con los refuer-
zos que les llegaron pudieron hacer
uaa tremenda preston contra las de-
fensas. preston que en- cualquier otra
epoca de Ia lucha pudiera haber sido
ccntenida.
Los, alemanes estan usando todos
los elementos de guerra moderna: ri
files. ametralladoras bombaS, gases
' los aparatos para lamar fuego Ii
guido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
ARTURO s. DRAPER
ser,icio Especial para Ia rRENSA.

II oN Al I IA
Serricio Especial para LA PRENSA.
LONDRES. Ahril l6.-En eStoS mo-
meatos. deSpueS de que los a.emanes
han capturado BailieUl, Wulverghem
Y que Sc eSta deSarrollando una ire
menua Iucha en- WytSchaete, con las
fuerzas del general PlumerS. que de-
fienden IA parte Norte de MeSSinneS Y
Mont Kemme:, ia lucha ma llegaGo al
mcmento terrible del cual depende to-
dc el curse de Ia guerra.
FL enemigo esta enfrentandose con
Ia suprema crisis. Desde las lineas
enemigas al mar hay solamente %
millas entire Wulverghem lpres
hay solamente millaS. \ los oios de
los aiiadoS eSta Situaci6n parece un
pcco peligroSa ' 4 los ojOS del cnemi-
20 caGa pie ganado parece una milla.
Los Sucesos de las UltimaS veinticUa
tro horas ocupar;in IN iugar promi-
nelte en- Ia historic del mundo. E.
peligro De interpreter las pausas mo-
mencaneas COMO senal de que el enc
nigo estd de6ilitado. ha tenido una
demost-acion en- el deSarrollo de los
successes de hoy, que han evidenciado
que no st ha calculado debidamente la
vcrdadera fuerza del enemigo.
Ludendorff eSta dirigiendO esta in.
menSa batalla. Ha dehneado un vas
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:. :. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. !. !. :: :" :: :
). Irtir ,rrn>iIIiuu uir "ith thr =
= postmaster al Ian huiOniO. lrNa>. =
:. on 1Eril 18Th. - r"HuIrrH ~
:: thr act oi OrioScT Is. 1917.
;. :. :. :, :, :. :: !. = :. = = = = -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
srr,ir,o E>prriaI part ~ rHENSA.

LONDRES. AbrII I6.-LaS uItlhIaS
nc.icias re-ibidaS del frente occidental!
di-en aae los alemaneS, por medic de
un furioso ataque, arrcjaron las
fuerzas del general Plumecs de las e
m;nenciaS de MeSSines, capturaron
Wytschaete ' Spanbroekmolen ' OBJ
tuvieron alguu terrelo en- Materen. Fl
enemigo ma vanzado en- un frente de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
Lo que hizo la mission:

10 que niZo Ia hiiSioh'
pero bast6 el anuncio de que We
MIA para Buenos Aires la mission on
cabezada por el licenciado Luis Ca
hrera. para que los perlodlcos ar
gentinos Y los de las republ'cas de
Chile, Bolivia. Uruguay, Paraguay
V Brasil comenZaran a prestar gran
atcnci6n a Mexico Y las conulcio-
nes ALI reinantes. y va en- estas
tierras los comisionados carrancls-
tas, la campana arrecio y de tai
manera que los referidos delegados
encontraron. por todas parties donde
fueron, una hostilidad manifesto
Pero no fue este 10 peor. sino que
nuchos periodicos no supieron ha-
Ger distingos Y envolvieron en- sus
ataques a todo el pueblo meXlcano'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

La mayoria de los peri6dicos
de las republ:cas que acaban de ser
vlsitadas por la mission carranclsta
que presidia el licenciadO Luis Ca
brcra-dice la correspondence que
nos ha llegado de Santiago de Chi
le,-ha condenado la revoluci5n me-
xicana V el regimen encabeZado por
don Nenustiano Carranza. HaSta
POGO antes de venir a sud America Ia
delegation que el gobierno carran-
cista envi0 al congreso pro neutra i
dad que iha celebrarse en- BuenoS
Aires. los peri0dicos todos Sc ocu-
pan muy ligeramente de los asuntos
mexicanos V puede deeirSe que Mn
guno Sc ocupaba en-. condenar Ia re-
voluci0n nj el regimen por ella
producido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

(Pasa a la 5a. Pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

(Pasa a la 5a. Pag Col ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

(Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag. Col 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
LIBR0S EN- ESPANOL.

Compre usted sus libros en- espaiiol
la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118 N.
Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
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(Pasa a la 5a. Col fa.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-02

E.cpND .\NE--t'ur sa@. l10 feet OF ground
on S.Coud Avenue. near Milton Street nj
SCR !n0t.L CaIl HOuleNnrd ICY 81
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IIELr-MALE OR TI;M.iLE.

WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
TAKE NAMES FOR THE NEW
CITY DIRECTORY. PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT FOR MEN. EASY
HOURS. PAID WHILE Being
INSTRUCTED. APPLY by LET
TER. GIVING ADDRESS TO HILL
DIRECTORY CO. INC. S23 MU-
VA.
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FOR SALE.

LEIGH ST. W-Fur sale lovely t.roon,
cottage. No. 32aI IVES, Leigh: city water,
electric lights. etc. Sl.30p: $500 cash, bal
ance In rent Call boulevard 1867.
AiuNU.iEft'r AVE. .OU6-tit,een rooms and
bath: ho,-wat.r heat. j. y. Connolly & A
Co Madison 1851.
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NtrLiNs iha, hav. genuine tone Not adj
Nagt Sci ~ 'iuOl board No raLc-uC 10
UN'". lN --an.N - Ramos loo >"r h
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FINANCIAL


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 3S
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GIRl.S-Amuitiuus giris to lako our phort-
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Splendid salaries TO graduates Massey
business College.
GROCERY and confectionery store for sale:
building and all tins 10 a bargain. Il 453,
Times Dispatch.
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company desires vide awake; successful
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Dispatch.
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BOUhkE EpER - Experienced boohkeeper
and accountant wants employment even
inGs after O'Clock. IL t7l. caro- Times
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AUCTION-LECAL
! AU M SAI.tIS.

NTTENTION, LUMBERMEN, - Is
dPW.' IL 4. n. u desirable, farm Win Fal-;;
ua bile tilnber land Will be sold AZ puolte auc-s
lion on the premises in King william County
Va, place known rs Cedar Lane. situated
on on road leading from West Point to cSing
Sweet Hail Station, on southern. Railroad,
two miles from steamboat landing; RE d.
passes by place: conNcnicnt to churcheS,i
schools and stores: containing $50 acres,s
more or less. 1870 acres in high state of guilt
yaiion. wei fenced. DIVIDED in eight nelds
with running water in all except two 100
young, apple trees soon in Hearing; 7S-'oom
cold water; heated with hot-waier system.
Large hank harm and all other necessary
puthuiidings; hnlancs OF land, over 100 acres.
and pulp wood Come nni look over Tho
FAnM,-A valuable farm will also no sold
Rhode Island, Situated opposite siuc or
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containing 2c2 acres. more or less 100 acres
in high state OF cultivation. Well fenced.
divided in six teds and meadow. wei,
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BY POLLARD C BAGBY, INC..s
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MrsIcaL INSTRUMENTS.

& GA AkS--Just received bargain prices.
Don't haN" 10 IL public schools %
cura, Use vour curiosity
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INc.,1
Auctioneers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
MARINE CASH ITHC

W ASH NtiirN. Jul? - h" marin
corps casualty lis; today contain" "
nfiy-t!irc" I.ain"s, dIv.d"iI ~ t"ll"ws+
Killed in action Il: died "r w"lIid
=. wuuni.Hl s'"T"r"!! -.
Killed In Action:
FIRST Li""I""tn. l.'!inund l.. E"iSn"!
s"rE"ln; William = Scot. Ttpr"
canoe C!ty. Ohio.
'urrur;Il%:
Elwood 1. colby. New York
Cl;tud" VI. l'"?. beaumont. T"Nns.
Ira l.. SprIus. JanI"st"wn. y. /.
l.cs!n Il. Corr. Ui;mul;:r". uhIa.
curtis r.. pi$h"Ilu"lt Memphis r"rIn.
George y. l:rlanG". Mt, Vernon. \ II
Thoudnr" l.. Gu"rry. M"i','""t'!'E Ia.
Alvin l.. Long. Hickory corners. IA.
Albert r. Marshall. Cincinnati.
William H. Mmn"hnn. Louisville
tr.,Ek l.. !'ct":S"u. :trk 'ft!. I IAN
Died Of wounds Received In Action:
Sergeant Paul J. .\lii"ff. l'rt -.
CORPORAL Peer N"W;th. -; !."u'N
Severely wounded:
.rhr fulInw..: names ar" inclul"i u
,l,. list ~ wounded In action S'N'r'iE
CORPORAL LAY i. %"h"i". liitShHr%h
IA.
walter J. H"wk"r. CLEVELAND.
TaInnS l.: Chadwick. Swt;;~. 'iii".
Mamie Z. Davis. Cologne. Va,
lanes f.. Foreman. Hr.i',i,yI!i", 'h:'.
Charles T. Rice. Nrw Martinsvtllc, W
Clifford. S"u"r~. No. ''r0r"I.'"n
Ohio.
Prod i. W"C"mr',i. -. "A''""' ~.
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;,.. previous week. and aggregate 1!.oHh
.,ith rl.. inclusion OF to-dl$'$ array last.
.:.;;tC ~ Names. and IN" marin" corps
list giving D.: names. T"'al deaths. m
Guiding cHl m"r lost At SEA. men kiIl'd
?, :,:;! ou. decd uf wounds. disease. acct
ISM. and other CAUSES number i.i.4--
army men. :.al1: uarin"%. 40. The
yrn,:fd.aI n.sCr, .:at. ".iG'--arrnY mon.
5."no: .narin"s. 9G?. Th"S" missing IN
action. Including prisoners. t"t:I "03-
army men. 1852. marines. IL
OF th.. weeks increase. SIS were army
r,,.,. and 80 lrnr!l..S Killed IN action
and n.hc1 deaths NUMBERED va. th"se
wounded totnll"d IN" and tho raising
anil prisoners ~"
Tn. army casualties SUMMARY rs orr
ciaItv nnnnun~cI to-day follows:
Killed IN action ftncI'id!nS 2?l lost a,
500. i.5:t. died nf wGunLs So di'Hi III
disease. l.3@@22;; died oc accident and
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HEARD WAR ADDRESS.

'Ni:i.;.I.hHr. Mi. July 7.--''"n'or
~...,- M.'hnp.l~' i.i'.~'"i.rl 'hur'.H N"'
t,.r,uE,.I ;..l'G't' a. Il rI'r'"iir n'"'' VA.
ria. ,,,,r,fy,.,I ud,!rr-s WA h,.iaNo"r.! .,
,'nur,....,r,..n rlnr,H..r II Miller. r'I'-
.Ih M.mn. wh" r"."'";N returned if"iu
e, .f~.i ahr"'d darius; Whl''i IL. %ind' 81
Ma. Problems. he VA iH!r"in"rh L.
l;.u-"s,n,ai;N" Fr"d'r'"h =. |ih!'"f,
,,,i,,. ,,:,.,,. # i,rlrr n,iLr".@ r i"r Post
X. : Grand Army ~ it. kr"ut''!",
~, .hinci.n camp "" g.. I'atr1"t or
der S..ua &c America and III" ilrr"e r"un-
ellis - IA" Junior hri"r IHit"d Amer
an, N",.kHni,% Attended IN h"dH.
Gr. ~ ,uIIrt, was rendered h% Inc 'h"ir
,lniy the direction Of Adrian t. hi"'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

other causes. 1872; wounded in action.
100. missing in acton ,Iuc!r!iInE prs
onrrSl. "a. Total. 9.5G9.
Tho marine corps casualties summary
follows.
I'cuths. 49,: wounded. ot?: IN hands
Of cncm!. :, missing. $. To;ai. i.1i.t
Officers j"cIuic! N tn" marin" corps
Sumnnr? w"cc:
.-nath&. =. w"Tndc,i. IS. ,.issrmS =.
The army summary docs no: note til"
number Of officers includrd
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wASHfEC;TrN. J-I!- - SSra''t''S in
The arm: and marin" cops ~ III" A;n"ri-
-, >xne,,..i"rnr" tor~"e Increased '%-
7os during ,i.. w."k. compared with 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
JAPAN TO GOVERN
GERMAN COLONIES

TOXIC. July 7.--tBy The Associat'I
I'rrSst--Thr government has decided !"
Instituta civil administration In Inc
south Pacific islands under Japanese cc-
cupation.
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senate in III" Twelfth district. cr'nI'T!S-
NIX fiarr~rn.. LOWS and lhIdIT'i.'
,,nIrt;cS nih.r r,,.!idt:r% to- Ih' ti"Hi'
iin;!un arr .A!h":t l.. L"hnl. CiarhN""F%
l.~A%rr AMI y l.. Sangus!ian". II GOA.
~ .!rr.
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State Primary Nominations

Sen1rc. SI*:i: District.
I,.-t.. '.r..-
t... :: w..
..rn, 1...
Senate, Seventh! D:%'r!ct.
e. lua..--n w.-..' >"5a-.
- ,ti-..u.
Scua.> Eisn:n District.
r.,., T. L1-~r
Senate, Ninth District
i,,,.. : I-"la .l.. M.-.t.
}'.,. T.s.,;
Senate. Tenth District
~ - ii..:n: h".. & u N.a.r.
Senate. Eleventh District.
A.-a- T. S."nar: y. ..,;...,!,r*
s>..atc, Twelfth District.
Sa"s"aa'.' '..'@t" ". i'~a~
l':.-"- =. I..'4
II y UA'r.-r
Ge2a5c. Thirteenth District.
II .-n.,~ . ...:.,." : Ta'""'
Senate, Fourteenth District.
T., ~! - ...'r. '.'..'-
'..,--." ~ ri1-'uam.
t,,..r .---..-
sen"te, Fifteenth, District.
y r.rrsu.:aEs Il ~ I::'.
Harmer Entered.
TtAEE$l:l:Er;. W ". IIiy . IN
nor,nr"nuri vas ra,!r r"r!,, 'h.i Mar
~: v. ilarm"". ''lI"r:=l,..r. ir''," ia.
'ur,''rr ~:"::" :.,''.atrr had ''1i'i i.'@ r.r
i'F>cltC n ill., ,::ir'.. II rln' r,-'''.''l,
-: siu., ~ ''h1r,.....a:l. - e ,r"': .! a.
.''- n" E"iuA'l..s:! ".'"':nt''.'" '"r 80;
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NV meat regulations relaxing r.
S;r!r;in:!S en- ;hr Use ct h'pf w"rE an
uuanC"d to-day ~ Stat" Food .N'lmlniS-
traitor rr"Niru. beginning Monday. Feet
and !,c"f precincts ':ndrr tn. new order
may y" served by public eating places
/ on" meal each day instead g; "ul! :"u-
meals II week. Us promulgated juur =.
Public raiIn:: places are ais" urged rs
/ frUAt"u not II serve young turkey
"hrrIicrS'' as such il cons 'd,r"I Il vast
/ 80 food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. July Tho VIII OF
Or. Washington F7addrn. for rs yriLrS
pastor Of tho F'i7s. Congregational
church. was admitted 10 probate to-day.
II diSpo~"s oc an estate Of $4,000. "G
which $4,000 is in real estate. Tho
estate is divided among his three chill
drcn and IN" Erandchild. Alice Tw'S,
Kclton. Of Narvrth. Ia The First Con-
grrg;ltlon:ll church IS given h!S portrait
by burroughs. Two faithful fricndS
are given $3.50 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

This rears Republican state cnnVrn-
tion. which has been called To draft
platform will he held NJ Memorial nall.
Columbus. on August 81 and IS. accord
ing To annouucrm"n; made to-day ny ~
-. Morrow. chairman Of the R"puhll-
can stale central committee. The "ain
and place was Srl"r;cd by s'Ih-com-
mittrc Of I'll" central committee and
the state advisory committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

Wh,th"r the $tat" ruhlic ntliti"S
| commission has authority 1" T""%"rI.''
! rates In Il number If utilities cases row
! renting bcfnrr IL" commission as re-
suit o. tho recent S"nrrH" court d"ri-
sion ~ IEr cincinnati SAS ''aS". - 4"
/ hr determined 10y The commission IN
! bearings st for July -. ~ winch AL
! Interested parties hay" been asked !"
! IartiCiIIaic. The tr,mmiSS:nn says II il
! ln,SSihir thHt IT'S Jurisdiction IL deter
! min" rates IN som" ~ the pending rIS''S
has h"Cn nuIifi"d by IL" court decision.
! EXiStln% Franchises under whirh th''
tcuupaurrS are "l".!IiinE VIII L. closely
/ "Nrln!nrG l." d";truIln" whether they
! contain contracts giving th" cities n"
right ~ rcIulnt" tn" rates rs was found
y - hc Tho c:l.:r IN III" cincinnati gas
Gus" Ivy !hc supreme court.
/ among he p"uL!nc cases which VIII
n" investigated hy III" utilities commits
sion. July l.. ar" :hc cleveland El'r;ri''
! Illuminating case. All:anc" electric.
! Springfield steam hcatinc, krn: wafer.
uak lIarbor caS. A"rw""d. E"1G'u: *
! I,lmwoud nlar" gas Ca:'S, '.th""""d
! electric. N"nlr water HU1 tho Columbus
;;as and "l"c'ri" cnS"s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

SECRETARY Of Agriculture y. =. Shaw
ANNOUNCED to-day that tho fish and gam"
Cnmnittr" -: Ih. stat" board "f aEricui-
turr has rlrcidrd I" bald IN rNt"nsinn
I" tho stint" fish hatchery nj l'ut In
lay which will dnuhl" thr present ca
p:tcity. MIR. Shaw AMI III" ""mmitt""
visited IN" hatchery yesterday. Th'
work will be commenced An suoE ~
plans can be drawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

For vilatinE Ihr federal food rrCula-
ii"HS prnviIInE for thu us" "C SuhSt;-
ilIt"S the stat, iui.u adm m Str;IIinn has
ur,lor"d fly" Portsmouth bakeries clnS'rI
for two weeks ard uI.: for enc w"rk.
h"rinrinr next M3nday. Tho order af-
f,,.S two bakeries "wr"d by Adam
l'fay. tw" ONWARD 10y .la""h Ray nHd ih''
'iill,nr Hak"r". ali cf whirh must clos"
for two weeks. and III" FENDER bakery.
whICh must clos" for one week.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
soMNY9 REVENGE.

While sonny was recovering from
the effects Of the silver nitrate which
has been administered 1T Pape's in
gtiEatiOn, he was planning his revenge.
Days went by and ane plan after an
other was rejected, but he finally
evolved a scheme that was a marvel
Of perfection. lie conferred with sew
eral others who were willing to par
ticipate in anything that promised a
good laugh. And were soon busy pass
ing the word and collecting bits Of
charred wood and odds and ends Of
canvas which were scorched over the
flame Of q candle.
Late that night low fire was start
ed in. the open space between the tents
and corral You remember hat Papa
was appointed aEemqn in the company
fire brigade some time ago lie was
so proud of his new position that he
slept with his trusiy axe at the head Of
his bed
A hoarsely whispered cry Of 'Fire,"
struck Papa's oars with the startling
suddenness Of a pistol report He
jumped up and grabbed his axe plow-
ed his way through the crowd He M
ticed the size and position Of the fife
while still some distance from it and
seeing that it could do not possible
harm decided that there was a joke
somewhere.
1t suddenly occurred to him that This
might be a bit OF strategy 10 get him
out Of the way while the real joke was
his way up the adjoining company
street and approached his tent from
the rear No one thege but his cot
and blankets were missing and i'm