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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
ANUNCIA JARA Ell
REGRESO DEL P0ETA
SALVADOR DIAZ MIR0N
Lo dejan uolUer a la patra
por que es una gloria
nacional
se-vir,o Especial sa-z Ia PRENSA.


HABANA, Julio 29.-El regreso
de Don Salvador Diaz Mirror a Mexi-
CO ha si6o anunciado oficialncnte i
los perioiistas de la Habana por e.
MiniStro del -oblerno de Carranza en-
Cuba. general Heriberto Jara.
Tai anuncio 10 hizo en- una entrc-
vista concedida los representatives
de la prensa que eStuvieron eu Ia Lc-
gacion de Mexico para obtenc- decla-
raciores de lara acerca de la sItua-
cion international. que los cablegra-
mas hacen aparecer como grave en-
extreme.
Jarz entneg6 a los periodistas un
mcnsaje suscrito por el Official Mayor
de Relaciones. Diego Fernandez. en-
e. que aSegura que las relacioneS en-
ire Mexico V los Estados Unidos
son cordiales: que no eNiste el menor
inciGente de importancia ' que Villa
ha lcenciado su gente. LEego dl-
10 que TODD cuarto Sc ha5ia pussto
en- toca del Embaiador Fletcher. este
e5.. 10 relative a las Geclaraclcnes
Cue hiciera ante una comls!on dcl
Congreso. "eran mentiras de los pc
rio6iccs'. pcrqrc sahe bien que el cI-
tado cmbaJ aJadcr cs un buen amigo
dcl cobierno dc Carranza.
Al pre-untarseles :! resresara a
Mexico el pcnta Diaz Miron. Jara
contesto:
s.: el regreso del poeta Su pa
tria sera en treve, y para clio sc
tiene> en- cuenta que Diaz Miron es
una gloria meXicana'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
JUAN GARCIA CONTlNUA
GRAVEMENTE ENFERMO
EN- MONTERREY

De- S.-vicic Eso-ciai de Ia TRENSA
MONTERREY. n l.. julio %
Il candidate triunfante en- las uttl-
mas eIeccioneS. para gobternsdor. Sr.
Juan Vi. Garcia. Sieue g7avenente en-
fermo de fiebre tifoides yios medlcos
c,,oiezan 1 desc SraracSe de saiTarie.
I'm dias p4scdos SC noto ma gran
a1e;orla en- g pacaente. pero oeo'-
20 9 que quiso darse &c alta De ma
rers i7temrestiva. sufrlo una recaida
one 70 t1eaa a borde osl Seeulcro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

Tr,,c-crra Especial pcrc IA PEENSA-
Ell PASO, TENAs Julio 29.-Et
Consul de les Estados Unldos en- Ia
ciudad de Chihuahua ha demandao
del gobernador Enrique IA entrega
Immediate de los cuarenta Y ocho ca
ballos que por instrucciones suyas
tonaron las fuerzas rIrales del Es-
tado. del rancho de Bavicoras, pro-
piedad del periodista americana Mr..
Hearst
Enriouez ofrecid entrcgar esos ca
hallos al administrator del rancho, y
seeun Sc inforIna, dio una discuipa
al consul americana po7 su proceder,
exprcsanGo que ordenaEdo sus fucr-
expresado que habia ordenato sus
fuerzas o'los tomaran porGuc los nece
lists.
Otro informe recibido De Chihua-
hua expresa que uha partida de re-
beldes comardada per Ramon Vega,
lego al rancho de Fuller, situado
p doce milas de Villa Ahumada, en-
tre Ciudad Judrcz Y Chihuahua, y Sc
apoder6 de una partida de cabalios
Que destinaron a las nuevas fucTZas
con que cuenta Villa.
Una fuerZa carrancsta eStaoa de
guarnicion en- cl rancho aludldo, Sc
gun rcfieren los informes que sc
tlenen, pero dicha fuerzs no hlzo e.!
nenor intento de salir al cncuentrc
&c los vllliStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
LLEGARAN EN- BREYE A
CD. UAREZ, PRISIONE-
RIOS VILLISTAS

T<lrcra,ra E~peciai para Ia PEENSi.
Ell PASO. Texas. Julio 29.-Se es-
pera que Ell Ia presente senlana lie
garan Ciudad Juarez veinte pri-
sioncros villistas cue fueron hechos
por las tropas carrancistas en- Casas
Grandes despues del combate que ALI
libraron contra los rebeldes. Segun
Sc dice. seran confinados en- el Guar
tel Hidalgo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
$4,000 PESOS
PORLA CAbEzA
De F. VILLA
LO HA OFRECIDO Ell
GOBERNADOR
ORTIZ
Enriquez entregard unos
cabalIos pertenecIen-
tes q Hearst
:. ! -
-,, rr,<r,.I ,oya Ia PEEnSi

-ei,gramc Especial para IA PEE"SA.
FL PASO. TEXAS, Julio 29.-Por
medic de los periodlcos semi-oflclales
que Sc editan en la ciudad de Chi
huahua. Andres Ortiz. gobcrnator
provisional del Estado dc Chihuahua
ha ofrecido Ia cautidad de velntlclnco
mil pesos orc Guien capture q
Francisco Villa. vivo mucrto. 10
eutregue 4 las au.oridadres carranc:s-
taS.
Esta noticia ha sido traida por
visjeros llegatos de IA capital de-
vecino Estado. que vienen FL Pa
so en- busca de mercancias para lie
var a aquclla capital, en- la cual Sc
carece dc mucho articulos de prime
ra ncecsidad causa del prolongado
2is!amiento en- que cstuvo con eI
norte con el sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
HABLASE De Ia
REELECCIONDE
CARRLNzA
MUY
PROBABLE EN-
MEXICO
Haran uso del sistema de
"obIigarIo" a que acep-
te Ia postuIacion

lnfcmacloncs recogidaS por nucstro
rcportc-o. dc pcrsonas ultlmamente
llcsadas de diverSaS ciudadcs de nues
tra Repub:ca, iacen sancr que en- Me
xico. 10 mismo en- los altos clrrulos
politicoS. que entire cI gran grupo po-
pular mas !. rl2nos alei&Io dc Ia CO.
81 pGr!tcS. Sc hahla va coEI) de CO.
Sa cierta. por 10 menos, de cosa poi
todo extreme probable, dc IA possible
continuidad en- el podcr dc Gon We
nustiano CarranZa.
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DICESE QUE HIP0LITO VILLA
VILLA EsTA PERDIENDo
Ell JUICIO
r,..a,ar.c E.nc-,e. ps,e "a rsENsA.

Te'>Grerc Esne-'c. p1rc "a FEEfSt-
Ii. PASC, Texas. Julio 29.-Se han
recibido noticias acerca de que Eipo-
Ito Villa, cue Sc encuertra escon-
dido en- las montanas oue estan cerca
de Santa Elena, Sc halla en- malas
condolences de sa!ud, Y segln una Ill
tina information que sc recibio aver,
est.i perdiendo la ra2on.
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Dos vcrsIuncs.

Dos YcrSIuncS-
Para llegar este fin. ~ dice, FIN
Que vendra echar por terra los pla
res de los actuaies candidates Ia
Presidencia, aun a burlar los popu-
iares deseos. que son los &C un camblo
de Cohierno. parecro ser que Sc han
sugerido dos medioS:
Pod-ia prolongarse e. cstado revo-
lucionario por termino mas me-
nos indeflnido. 50 podrla logr2r que
las partidas rebeldcS ell lugar de de-
crccer fueran aumentando, v 81. en-
el momento en- Que las ciecclones tu-
vieran que llevarse I cabo, eI pais
era un verdadero incend;o de Pasio-
ncs. V. adcmas cstaba sustral4o en-
una gran parte, Al dominic del go
brerao. este no podia, conforme a Ia
lev misma. cl lamar IA convocato-
ria respccaiva Para las iicnas elecclo-
nes
Con 10 cual Gstas TO oodrian de min
erna manera verificarse
Y catouces scguiria ion Nenustla-
nj en- el poder. como son sus deseos,
Y los de los suyos, quedaraa cumpli-
dos
Sir embargo; Darece ser cue Sc va
seguir otro procedimiento menos
peligroso acaso mas rapioo: el de
nue Carranza sea pos.ulado para Ia
Presidencia de Ia RepuDlca, Sc obll-
que 4 aceptar 81 postulaclon, Sc lie IN
, siste Y la acepta al Fin, y Sc eTpiecc
trabajar en- su propaganda con las
fuerzas de toda la administrator pu-
hlica.
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cho tiemro un Partido Liberal ConstI-
tucionalista, prcs!dido por eI D!puta-
do don Leopoldo SANCHEZ, y parece
ser que dicho 1artid9 eS ci q1e ha he
cno Ia posaulaCIln
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
Los coahuilenses.

Segan Sc dice, serin los coahul-
lenses los qIe hagan la esperada pos
tulacicn del Presiderte Carranza =
la secandaran otros EstadoS.
En- Coahuila Sc forn:J nc hace mu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

Los citados ind;viduos Sc hal!aban
detenidos pcndis as de una investl-
cacion sobre las causas de Ia calda
del dirigible. Una nueva teoria acer-
ca de dicho acc;dente ha sido eN-
puesta por el Mayor J. D. York, Gel
Ejercito de los Estados Unidos Y es
la que probabiemente el fuego fue
causado po- el frotamiento de los
amzrres de los cables cue sostenlsn
la gondola IN el g!obo propiameEte
oicho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

Fekrromo .spee,sI psvs LA PEENSA
CHICAGO, Ill, Julio 29.-". I.
Young. de Ia Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der Company, y Jack Bcetnsr, pi!o-
to- del dirigible de csa emPreSa'
"Wingfoot" que sufriera una calda
& consequence de una explosion de!
gas Y cayera SCORE e. tccho de un
hanco Gle esta ciudad, causando una
docena de muertos, han sido puestos
en- libertai, en- vista dc no h15erse
cncontrado meritos para que conti-
ruara 81 detsRclon.
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DE NEGRI IRA DE CONSUL
A NUEVA, YORK

r,,-s---.-- ,,->-;-i u1re "LA rRENsA-
NUEVA YORK, Julio 29.-Ramon
P. Denegri, consul del gobierno de
Carranza en- San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, vendra hacerse cargo de Ia off
Gina consular de Mueva York, en- sus-
titucion del sehor Salinas, que tiene
el cargo de consul desde que Sc fue
Mexico Aiolfo de IA Huerta.
Salinas no ha reci5ido aun instruc-
ccienes de Ia Secretaria die RelacIo-
nes respecto de Ia nueva comision que
le sera confiada, pero parece que ira a
Nueva Orleans, para cncargarse de-
Ia Oficina consular ALI establecida,
que tiene una gran .im7ortancia por
ser Nueva Orleans Ia base del comer-
clio maritime con Mexico, Y n1uy espe-
cialInente con Ia peninsula yucateca.
nerales casi Sc suspendieron los ne
.gocios. pues casi todcs los jefes de
las cssas conlerciales concurrieron a
clio como una niuestra &c simpatis
y carino por e. desaparecidd
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tPasa a IA 5a- paE- Col Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

'Fasa = 5z- pa Col "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

Compre usted suS ibros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano. lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Two base hits - Henry. Poinde1ter.
Johnson.
Base on balls-ofr Costo 5; OF r.
Smith 3.
Struck otlt-by Ccsto 7; by B. Smith
BY r. Smith S.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

operators or dealer. then you viii find
in the law $urfIci"ncy Of power.
most earnestly r.cnum' nd that Non
either direct a meeting OF the prose-
cutting attorneys from the "iGhty-"iShl
counties Of the state, or that they ~
communicated with in writing. In
some sections. grand jury INVESTIGATIONS
should begin without delay. II You ina
any lack Of cooperation in the countess
there shall be no hesitation IN TINS DO
partmcnt In giving L. you IN" au'h"r-
ity to institute" an inquiry by IN" GrahN
jury under state auspices.
The war is over. but too many int"T-
csts do not seem 10 recognize II. IN
der the favorInE circumstances OF lniia-
ton. war prices in many instances are
exceeded. On on" hand VIC hear tn|
capital charges labor with being un-
reasonable in it's demand and on tn"
ether. labor insists that tn" cost or
food is so high that it cannot live un-
der the prevailing scale. A Crisis Is
ahead of us unlcS2 provision Is made
now. Government was intended aS the
agency to init iatc remedial measures IN
behalf Of society. In this thought W.
ar, thoroughly convinced Of tho nroprl-
CIV of vigorous and # Necessary draS-
tic action upon the part Of IN" state
You can depend upon tho fullest CO.
,opcration of every department under my
immediate direction.
| thank YOU for tho cooperative m
tcrcst which you hay" evidenced in our
conversations on this subject
Very truly yours,
(Sign"d) JAMES NJ. cox.
49, Governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
HOW thin PEOPLE
! CAN PUT On FLESH
AND REDUCE WEIGHT
Men and women Ten Pounds or Moro
Uaderwe1ght Should Make This Simple
Test-Harmless and Inexpensive.

Thousands OF people suffer from e1-
cessive thinnesS, weak nerves and feeble
RtomachS who. having tried advertised
fleshmakers, food fads. physical culture
stunts and ruo-on creams without sue
cess. resign themselyes 10 lifelong skim
niness and thlpk they were born TO DO
thin and that nothing will make them
fat or increase their weight. Yet their
case is not hopeless. A recently discoy-
cred assimilative agent called SARGEN
seems to have the effect m nearly every
case. OF quickly and easily developing
healthy, permanent flesh and fat on
people who are thin and underweiEbt.
This remarkable discovery. made by =
prominent chemist lS now being intro
huced by c. II. Gricst & Co. and other
leading druggists under a positive guar
Gntee OF increased weight or no charge
which cert ainly makes its test an easy
matter.
They say that a months systematic
ese OF SARCEE should produce flesh on
most any thin person to the extent OF
1t least ten pounds, simply by correct
ng faults OF digestion and assimilation
md BY supplying highly concentrated
fats 10 the blood. Increased nouriSn-
n1ent is obtained from the food eaten
md the additional fats that most thin
people need are provided. SARGE:E -
harmless and people who really desire
an increase in weight should certainly
rive il a trial on these liberal terms. :,
Not0-while SARGEN IS excellent for
he SFN&tmeat of nervous indigestion Il
fould not be taken for such purposes
bnxer than five days al a time by tho~.i
Vho are not willing to gain at least five
pounds IN observation-disclosures
ty-14-21-G
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Y, NJ, {. A. SPENT S97, 817 600 IN
WAR WORK; BALANCE SCI ,465, 854

signed the foreign portfolio tooSE' n,
retained, however. the post - r"h''''E
OF specialization in tn" cahncC 4"E
foreign ministry will hN taken over ~
Or. Karl Rennrr. the chancellor III az
ditiou to tho chancCllUrship.
4 number Of reasons ar" ADVANCED '"r
Dr. Baucr's rcsIGuntI"n. In IN" nr*t
place under his administration tA"'c
y..ts a failurc - S"Cur" union ""'Ne'"
Austria and Germany. and lk"wlS" t2'!-
rrr To obtain tn" aid OF l,aiS IN az
rancing Austrias desire towards 'h'S
end. Tho attempt I" gam pro'''h"n "
italy against tho territorial aSp'ra'lH"S
of tho Jugo-Slavs also came 10 nauGht'
as did an effort to obtain "F'!a' re-
nunciatinn by Italy Of her CLAIMS ~ ih'
Southern Tyrol. Th"r" IS also rharE'o
against the foreign "fh"" Iah"r" "'
gam fresh good Will for tn" Austrian
public.
Representatives Of tho allied powers
rs well as AuStrIanS Of m" w'iI-'"-"''
order. are said to have been attempting
for months past tn bring ah"u' ~
Raucr's resignation h"raus" of ms sup
posed Bolshcvik affiliations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
MAYOR TO REPORT
ON IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE TONIGHT

Mayor Thomas T.. Thoncr tomorrow
evening will report 20 council IN" S"'"'-
ton Of the personnel or general COM
mittcc named to study Nh""linES needs
in the way Of improvements and I" OUT
line n bond issue TO be submitted 70
vote Of the city.
The mayor will determine Tuesday
evening what meeting dat" VIII be con
ycnicnt for the CounCilmantc members
Of the committee. 1t vs. the desire or the
MAYOR 70 have the comruittce get to-
gether as soon as possibl' and II ~
probable that the general committee will
hold its first session within day or TWO
after the council session.
Under the Otto resolution. which pro-
yidcd for the appointment Of tho COM
mission, the committee is asked TO make
a thorough study of such needs as fill
tration. street paving. better water ser
vice for the South Side and Island. and
such other improvements as may h" Sus-
ycstct. and devise plan for Incorporate
ing these projects under general bond
issue.
The personnel Of the complete COM
mitec follows:
selected by Ohio Valley Trade & Lab
or Asscmbly-Waltcr r. Hilton.
Selected by directors Of Chamber OF
Commercc-Charlcs \. Bowers. Eighth
ward.
Selected by Mayor Thonor from mem
bership Of City Council-Captain w. T.
otto. Wrist ward: Chester &. Thompson.
Second ward: Camden S. fancy, Fifth
ward.
Selected by Mayor Thoncr 20 represent
the city at largn--Jnhn T.. Hell. Fourth
ward: John NJ. Garden. Sixth ward.
Ex-OffiCio members Of committee
Charles O. Ephlin. city manager. Seventh
ward: Thomas F. 7honcr. mayor, Third
ward.
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BURNING HORNETS
PROVES COSTLY
FARMER LOSES OVER S4oo WORTH
OF OATS TRYING TO BTRN
OUT A HORNETS NEST
Fire Fighters From Adjoining Farms
Ala In distinguishing Tho Flames

In trying I" burn out hornets n"st
i'm An oats field yesterday ai'"rh""n:
William Hodges. we'll known farmer ~
near NajorSvill". burned NJ over So"
worth If oats ami almost destroyed his
YEARS lahnrs when IN" flames got near
io several IickS uf grain that w"r" walt
ing iu 10 thr"$h"d.
IIc had h""n hrth"r"d with IN" horn
cts last week Will" harvesting ia" grain
and yesterday afternoon h" DECIDED thht
Inc would rct rid Of them by applying
tho Inrrh All won't we'll for WhlI"
after n" had tented tn" straw about IN"
ncsi. but when tn" flames started I"
spread there Wa trouble. II" tired IN
hcat ont the rr,. hut WAS unahl" 10 Il"
so singI" handed with III" result that
shock after shock was destroyed. For
ttuurtcIy nrirhlnrs rushed To- III" SC"n"
and soon cXtinCuSh"d IN" fire by sm0th-
,rInE i out with earth.
There has been quit" Il number nt
grain fires during tn" past several weeks
in on. Of which wcll known farmer OF
near Triadclphia lost his life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
P, AND {, G. DEFEATED
CLARKS IN CLOSE GAME
Elm Grove Boys Come Prom Behind
And Win Ont In Eighth And
Ninth Innings

In the second Sunday ball game TO be
played >at Elm Grove yesterday the +.
and T.. 6. nine defeated tn" Clark COL
orcd nine Of the Second ward by IN"
score Of 10 Tho game was eNcitin"
from start 10 finish and il was on"
tho hardest played games tn" Grow
boys have taken part in this season.
The Ciarks led throughout until tho
eighth inning when IN" Grove boys
came back strong and ovcrcame IN"
colored boys lead. ticing the score. The
Elm Grove boys scored one run in the
ninth. winning the game.
CoStn pitched a fine game FOR the
Clarks until the seventh inning, when
the cut-the-pike boys got on to his
curve and scored the runs that defeated
him. Tho score:
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FATAL RACE RIOT
(continued Prom Page one.)

Of bomb explosions in the district In re-
cont months were directed against fam
lilies .. their race by white nciGhbors.
The Black Belt" AZ IT is known In
police circles. comprises approximately
25 square miles and includes only COM
parativcly few small white settlements.
During the fight ono negro was prob
ably fatally wounded Twcnty-ninth
street was soon packed with whites and
blacks. the latter prrdomlna:inG. More
fighting occurred. and n few shots were
fired as some Of the negroes fed and
patrol wagons loaded with bluccoats
raced to the scene
Incendiaries at work.
A fire broke ont in 4 small building.
and fir" apparatus was blocked by tho
thronGS. Negroes ar" said to have tried
TO DRAG tho fircmrnt from their seats.
During tho fighting rocks. bricks and
other missiles web" hurled. bot at thu
beach and 1T vaEioUs points along
Twcnty-ninth street and along State
street. White mon wcr" frequently at
tackled and beaten on state street, the
police say.
At tho beach. while missiles were fly
ing. n negro on a raft was reported &c
have been struck with a rock and hurled
int" :ho lake. Later IN" body Of negro
waS taken from ia" water.
whit" man. n swimmer also was re-
ported hit and drowned.
With tn" polio" "tati"ns "mptiCd Of To-
serves and Scores az others rushed from
North and West Sid" stations. Acting
Chief Of Police Alco"k ordered every
arailibl" policeman on duty to prevent
further outbreaks. Th" small army OF
policemen suCccc"drd in bringing Il fail
semblancc OF order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
TWO AUTOMOBILES IN
HEADON COLLISION

A Squhhs Booth touring car. owned
and driven 10y Fred kurtZ. Of Martins
Ferry. and n large t"urlnE card driven
ny a columbus COhiol man came together
on the ;lk" near Mnrristown. Ohio, AT
about o'clock last evening.
Mr.. Kurt was coming down the hill
and tn" Columbus car was going up. Tho
collision cam" rs tn" columbus man was
in III" act Of passing Ford ear that was
travelling IN the sam" direction ahead of
him.
Mr.. Kurtz received cuts on the hands
and face from tn" broken glass Of the
windshield. TIL" Columbus man. whose
nam" could not b" aSccrtaincd. also sus-
tanned slight injuries. Both mon re-
turned To Morristown. wh"r" they had
their injuries attended ~ by physician
Both cars wcro badly wrecked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
Bauer Retires From the
Austrian Foreign Office

VIENNA. Saturday. July IS. DIR. OF
10 Bauer. Austrian foreign minister Sc
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PANAMA CANAL
CONTINUED from Page oneD

this section. for If Sh" had rrocccdcH
ut any great speed, Sh" would nav"
sucked in thC banks on either side. de-
!vClopInG slides. 'rhrc" hours from '';N-
un. the flagship passed under IN" "in'h
Gus shadow of Gold lhll IL" hackL"n"
of the continent whcr" many slides
have occurred. In passing cold ltlIi'
tho warShip. from who's" rails IN"
rruvcrbial biscuit have been tossed
ashore. entered tn" locks NJ l'anamt.
Governor Harding and Rear Admiral
Mlrhury Johnston. IF IN" Panama naval
.S,nn. came aboard rs IN" iiaEshlp
was being locked down thirty rect 10
The level Of MIratiur"S lake" IN" op"r-
atIrn Of locking d"wG IN" drcadnAuEh'S
'pr.rccdrd with IN" SAM speed ana pre-
CiSi"u as tn" locking ur aI,GAtun.
warships Saluted.
tv tho New M"Nrr" "ts"d her way III
MirliInrcS lake. Il great crowd collected
on the conrrrt" locks Ch"Nr"d ana 4
saint" of seventeen gums was nr"d on
the flagship III honor Of Governor Hard
ing.
NiraNorrS is a lake IN nam" moro
than in fact. and th,. flagship was low
cred down ia" tw" locke depth OF itty-
five feet III as m"ny minutes. Mean
while. tho Wyoming entered the palal-
IcI set Of Mlrail"r"S locks as IN" New
{ NI.xIcu WAS leaving So that each dread
nourht WAS llu' "hrSt" war$h'p "t TINS
class to CnIupl"I" prSsaE" Of. IN" canal.
: eft WAS no move trOUHl" than putting
,Irnurl the canal Il fleet of Great Lakes
iurn,nis" sand Admiral R"dnIhn. wh"
vus visited by Rear Admiral William
y Shoemaker. ur TN" hnttl"Sh1p kh'H"
Island and ether naval "th""rS Wh"h
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Tho greater Tho necessity for wing
tho greater your opportunity to use
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-03
BATTLE DEATHS WORLD WAR eELLIc
 EREhrs SEVEN MILLION

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  including  actually killed in of woundsr Russia the d O slightly mil with loss million hundred and eighty five
 
  killed while Belgium
  smallest with in the intensive of the