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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
THROW AWAY YOUR
EYEGLASSES!
A Free Prescription
You Can Have Filled and Use at Home

Do you wear glasses? Are you a
victim of eye-strain or other eye
weaknesses? If so, you will be glad
to know that there is real hope for
you. Many whose eyes we're failing,
say they have had their eyes restored
through the principle of this wonder
full free prescription. One man says,
after trying it.: Il was almost blind;
could not see to read at all. Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water
any more. At night they would pain
dreadfully; now they feel fine all the
time. 1t was like miracle to me- !"
A lady VINO used it says: "The at
mosphere seemed hazy with or with
out glasses, but after using this pre-
scription for fifteen days everything
seems clear can even read fine
print without glasses" 1t is believed
that thousands who wear glasses can
now discard them in reasonable
time and multitudes more will be able
to strengthen their. eyes so as to be
spared the trouble and expense of
ever getting glasses. Eye troubles
of many descriptions may be wonder.
fully benefited by following the sim
pie rules. Iiere is the prescription:
Go to any active drug store and get a
bottle of DIPLOMA. Fill a two-ounce
bottle with warm water, drop in 1 OPP
tona tablet and allow to dissolve. With
this liquid, battle the eyes two to four
times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up perceptibly right from
the start and inflamma ton will quick
ly disappear. If your eyes are both
ering you, even little, take steps to
save them now, before it is too late.
Many hopelessly blind might have been
saved if they had cared for their
eyes in me.-Advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

story of weary, foot-worn troopers
might have been written this morning
had 1t not been COR a dozen bottles of
soda pop which mOdestly slumbered in
the back OF an automobile in which
members of the Juvenile BOstonian
Company were returning from SchO-
field where they had presented MY
Tango Maid" ...
Half way between Schofield and
this city the last machine, in which
Mrs. Emma Lang, Thorn HELEN, B. E.
Lang, Patsie Henry, Billie" O'Neil
and George Bromley were riding, be-
gan to show signs Of suffering from
extreme heat Steam ascended from
the radiator, and a few minutes later
the machine coughed once or twice
and came to dead stop. los"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

A meeting of the board of superyis-
ors win be held tomorrow night, at
which time several road matters
which have been under consideration
are expected to. be reported on. A re-
port will also be made, it is expected,
on the application for. an appropria-
ton by the Salvation Army Home. 1t
has been Informally agreed that the
home shall be given $50 month, or
$500 for the six-month period.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

The hearing of the, Injunction suit
brought by the Kapiolani estate
against Libby, Mcneil &fI1ibby, to re-
strain them from using a drainage pipe
was resumed in Judge Robinson's
court this morning It was begun IA
month ago and postponed until Non
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03
SODA POP STEAM Brings LITTLE
ACTRESSES TO HAVEN OF REST

No water. That precious liquid
which is sometimes drunk was nc
where to be found II was just when
the party had reconciled themselves
to get out and walk to town that Pat
sic Henry had an idea which saved
the day.
Give it the pop" she cried, think
ing of the soda water they had
brought along for refreshmeEt.
The chauffeur thought it over a
second and decided to take a chance
So down into the tank of the machine
soda pop of sundry flavOrs was
poured.
The automobile was cranked and
away it went, apparently pleased over
the luxury of soda pop which trickled
through its inner-organs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

DR.. E. F. Gilpin recently walked
barefoot from Philadelphia to st.
Louis on a bet. ...... IN,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-03

Get an extra pair of Pants
While they're cheap.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"'ui'nS OF Prominent and Popular
Couple. at Bethel Hill.

"~""dsdale. May ia quiet mar
'tS-e was solemniZed at the home
=. ''e ptides father. Mr.. r. D. Woody,
os.neI Hill. n. c.. at S O'Clock We'd
"VSud% morning. May IS. By Rev. J..
cam the pastor of the contract
A. P~altles, Mr.. A. j. Crutchfeld and
us hdude Woody. The ceremony
va. Witnessed by only a few near rel
groom.
ne bride is the charming and ac-
1 FINISHED daughter of MI. and Mrs.
80 u. Woody, and is quite popular
"HF ana other sections Of the
mere she is well Known and
ne groom rs a most success
BUSINESS man who by his enter
w., ana splendid ability. has accu-
'''''ed q handsome competence.
,,j 1,,'ra-ateiy after the ceremony Mr..
- 80 'rutCh1icid lett on his auto
r' Tor an extended tour. When
y WIZ 81 motoring the happy couple
IN ,edNe their ear and proceed b,
49, Y" Washington. Niagara Falls
i-r Ecints Of interest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19
THOMAS CLAIMS tn
BE LEADING THIRD
Sharp Race For Faison's Seat
in Congress Unsettled
HOOD NAY BE SECOND
Preferential Primary Through
out District Makes Exceed
ingly Interesting Fight
Alternately Again Solicitor
Bradham Is Made Commits
SiOner

Ne" Befn, May 1i.-Afjer the first
preferential primary ever held in
North Carolina, the defeat of Con
gresham John NJ. Faison for h
nomination in the Third seems certain
and eX-COngressman Charles r.
Thomas claims the lead.
The Saturday primary was marked
by the largest numoer Of Congress
sional candidates who have entered
a district fight in many years in North
Carolina. AT the beginning every
county had one candidate and Craven
had two. These made necessary the
preferential vote and in addition to
taking the lead in the first choice, eX-
Congressman Thomas friends claim
that he has received q strong endorse
ment on the second choice. 1t will
not be necessary to carry this contest
to the convention.
George f.. Hood, of GoldSboro. ap-
pears TO be second choice in this fight.
While he carried his home county,
Wayne, by IL large majority. Mr..
hOma received a strong preferential
vote and his friends base their hope
Of success upon the showing made
in that county. Owing to the very
lengthy ballot and the tardy count,
the result isn't certain.
Pamlico-In Pamlico county, Thorn
as led safely with HOOD second and
Charles l.. Alternately third.
Carteret-RepresentatiVe c. S. Wal
lace took the bulk of Carteret's vote
with Thomas second, Guion third anC
Hood fourth.
Onslow-Thomas led in Onsiow
Hood coming second.
Craven-Craven presented two can
didateS, Thomas and Judge Owen |
Guion. Mr.. Thomas led with Mr.
Guion a close second, Hood coming
third. Guion carried New Bern owe,
Thomas by about thirty votes.
Duplin-Congressman Faison lead
in his home county, but Thomas wa
the first choice in some of the pre-
cincts, Faison in many. Hood run
third.
Jones-A. Fl. White leads his nativ'
county. Thomas coming second an
Hood third.
Pender-Thomas took eighty pc
cent of Pc Ter and Hood receives
the second vote.
SampsOn-FaisOn and Thomas di
vide this county equally.
Wayne-Wayne gives Hood 1900 Q
the 1900 votes, F'aison taking 200 an
Thomas the majority of the balance
Thomas on second choice gets 1,50(
Thomas Positive.
In his statement Mr.. Thomas say
he is positive of the nomination.. Tn
Guion fOrcs counted on getting Ons
low, Craven, Jones and Carteret. Fai
ing. they find little hope.
charles l.. Alternately seems to hay
won easily for solicitor. getting abol
IS per CEN OF the vote.
G. D. BradhaIn, commander OF tn
North Carolina Naval Militia, gets tn
craftsmanship of the county board {
commissioners.
IN Onslow county, M. NJ. Capps. ST
- e.. ho
Z. Court clerks Office by Barton. NJ
= lCapDS had held it many wears.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19
HARRY THAW WILL
ENJOY OUTING IN THE
WHITE NOUN AIMS

Concord, ". H., May 16.-Within a
week Harry X. Thaw will leave the
hotel apartments in this city where
he has lived for eight months. Ac-
companied by Sheriff Holman A. Drew
OF COOS county. lis custodian. and
Policeman Clark d. Stevens, Of this
city. his room mate and constant
companion. he will spend come time
at Stevens camp on Lake Massase-
cum. near Bradford. Then, after a
visit to Lake Surapee, Drew and
Stevens will locate for the summe
al a hotel III Gorham, Il of the
to the White mountains. -.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19
SUIT AGAINST SELL.
Institutes Suit Against Sell
To Settle Matter.

Richmond. Va. May lin order
Ia settle $1,000 On Mrs. ". l. Bishop,
whose ,usban recently was killed
while IN its employ. but for whose
death the was not heio re-
soonsible. the Southern Railway COM
pary caused an Indictment against II
self to be returned. The case was
heard before q jury III the corDoratlon
court al Charlottesville yesterday. 1iie
company pleaded guilty an" he
mcnav uas Maid Ia the widow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-19
THREE OTHERS IN CONTEST
And Split Up of Votes Is Such
That With Gudger Close On
Heels of Reynolds The Result
Depends On What Becomes
of The Scattering Vote Cast
In The Meeting

t-heviile. May lit will take the
r.r.ressional Convention to decide
vh, Wfll be the Democratic nominee
f,t Congress in the Tenth District.
Robert K. Reynolds, of Asheville. is
slightly leading Congressman j. NJ.
Guderf. Jr.. Of Asheville.
with incomplete returns the Con-
y.rtion vote has been figured out to
rf,. reynolds 1872 ID, Gudger. '144
f. .Ildge Jarvis II. Merrimon of
A-ha.ille Il ID, Walter II. Moore of
Iachson u. and j. O. Harrison OF
Macon "a. 1t all depends on what
becomes of the Merrimon, Moore and
Harrison vote as to who wins.
lv %tudnties the convention is as
follows. based on incomplete returns:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80. Gudger
81 - Merrimon : IL. Moore 1-2,
Harrison -
Observation-Disclosures %, Gudger
q. Merrimon /.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20. Gudger 10.
MerrImOn J..
acknowledgements II IL, Gudger
l-e. Moore 10 II. Harrison IL.
acknowledgements :, Gudger 8, Har-
ri.ou =.
Observation-Disclosures 9 IL; Gud-
ger u. Merrimon 1-2, Harrison IL,
acknowledgements 9. Gudger IL,
Merrimon IL. Harrison 1-2.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9 ID, GudGer
> -. Harrison /.
acknowledgements 6 IL. Gudger 9
!.
Poih-Reynolds :, Gudger :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;, Gudger
acknowledgements 4. Gudger 8
Merrimon =.
Ciay-Reynolds ) 1-2, Gudger 4
/.
Returns from the Democratic pri.
mary held yesterday in Buncombe
county show hat Robert n. Rey.
nolds has a majority in the count,
Of 80 owe Congressman James M
Gudgcr Tor Congress from the Tenth
district.
j. f. Swain IA nominated for SO.
licitor. and Zebulon Weaver for tn,
state Senate. Gallatin Roberts will
be one of the representatives in tn
lower House OF the Legislature, Will,
The other seat will have to be Tough
out IN a second primary between II
j. NettleS and j. G.. Curtis.
For clerk Of Superior Court JOIN
II. Cathey is leading Mark Irwin, VIII,
has held the office for sixteen years
r VI. Mitchell will be sheriff, and J
). Mackay register of deeds. 3. A
dttoh was nominated Tor tax col
'eetor, and Ed Brookshire defeated Z
VI. Duckett for county treasurer. J
second primary will have to be he'll
70 decide the craftsmanship of tn
board of county commissioners be
l"ech W. T.. Johnson and NJ. A. Rey
holdS, h former having a Sigh
plurality. For membership on tn
BOARD Jasper Ill. Cole and j. n
brookshire received a majority owe
=, &. Fales and &. E. Whitson. f. N
LYDIA has a majority for county aud
tor.
Inc board of education will b
composed Of J. ID. Murphy, +. Castor
d"d Henry Sans. DR.. T.. r. Morr
vas nominated for oroner and OFT
Israel for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
la GUERRA = EUROPEA M
Fl GRAN trnnfo de los rlsos. Sigue ell duelo de artilena. Ale
mania pierde un destroyer yum submarine. Los anne
ricanos iran a la guerra. Noticias ofciales.

do bombardeando desde Ell
mar las posiciones de los ale
names quienes parccen que
tienen la intenci6n de repetir
su movimiento de avdnce a 10
largo de la costa : Torzar Ia
Inca de los aliaGos en- los
fuertes de Argonne que no
han podido tomar atacando en-
Ia forma que 10 han hecho has
ia ahora.
La lluvia sigue enrorpecien-
do los movimientos de los ger
manos y hacienda penosisima
su situaci6n en- Flan6es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
NOTICIAS OFICIALES DE
LA GUERRA.

De Persia dan ahora las 81
guientes informaciones:
Hoy( ell % del c~orriente) CT
mo aver, hubo un fuerte caii0
ncO en- el nOrte en- la direction
de SCISSORS Y Rehims.
En- ell Argonne tuvieron lUgal
algunos empeHados conbate!
por ambas parties aurQue sill
ningdn resultadO.
De Berlin dicen 10 sigaientc
La batalla contrnia er
Niupore e Ypr6S. Un DaQue1C
escuadron ingl6s inte-t6 acer-
carse por dos veces i IA costa
pero fu6 rechazado por nues-
ira ar~tillerfa. Los cahones de
los barcos de guerra ingleses
no nos han hecho danO, pueS
SUI trio es muy POGO effective.
En- ell bosque de ArgOnne
nosotros hemos estadO ganan-
do terreno paso a paso, trim
chera traS trinchera, y pUnto
tras punto. Y hemos arrojado
de csc boSQue a los franceSeS
que dejaron en- nuestro poder
un gran nGmero de prisione-
ros.
Una coIumna tXpediciona-
ria que sali6 ha observar nues
tras po~siciones, fu6 obligada
a volver a las suyas por un
violento ataque de nuestra
infanteria.
En- la Prussia Oriental, los Ill
limos refuerZ0S cue recibie-
ron los rusos nos han hecho
posponer nuestrOs planes de
ataque.
En- la region del Oriente de
CzZenstowchowa y en- ell Nor
tie de Cracovia, la ofensiva
A~ustro-Alemana sigue mantle
niendose en- vigor."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
SICUE Ell. DUELO DE LA
ARTILLERIA.

Las operaciones militare5 eH
Francia Y Belgica, doEde Sc
asta desarrollando IL gran pa
talla entire aliado> : alemanes
sigue en- Ia misma forEra d"
que hablamos hayer, Is decH'
caracterizada en- I'm duelo de
artilleria sobre las posiclones
atrincheradas de amboS eyer
citos, en- Ipr6s, scissors, Vale
de Aisne y Reihems. La unlca
parte donde la infanterla es-
ia peleando es en- Ia region de
Argonne. En- esta region, con
la acostumbrada y desesperan
te contradiction, amboS lados
dicen haber rechaza6O al otro
Y obtenido ventajas.
En- ell Quartet general del
ej6rcito frances, Sc ha tenldo
noticia de que los alemaneS
preparan I'm nuevo plan de ata
que que Sc considera como Ell
supreme esfuerzO de 6Stos pa
IA definir la situaci6n que Sc
ha prolongado por espacio de
muchos meseS en- una miSma
region.
Ell general Joffre, ma decla-
RADIO que ell mayor Peligro ha
pasado va para los ejercitos
aliados, pues no cree que pue-
da dar mayor empuje eli enc
migo a sus mOvimientos que
ell que lie ha dado hasta la fe-
cha.
La flota britannica ha esta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25

Por ot-a parte, en- ell Almiran-
tazgo britanico Sc dice que Ell sub
marino us tambien pertene'
ciente a Ia marina alemana, fue
hundido en- Ia costa norte del mar
de Eseocia, por un crucero ingL@s
que hace Ia vigilancia de esa cos
ia.
FL us fuG c~onstruido en- 1912
Y andaba 2 raz6n de Il rlGos poT
bora, sobre ell aqua y q s debajC
de ella.
Este submarine ACADIA de hacer
I'm recorrido de dos mil millas en-
81 mar, donde fue hundido. Mn,
guno de sus tripulantes Sc salv6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
UN DESPACHO DE PARIS DA
DEL CURSE DE
LAS OPERACIONES, EN-
LA SIGUIENTE FORMA:

Estes ultimos dias, exepto en-
ciertoS punrOs, han sidO caracte-
rizadoS por una perceptibIe floje-
dad en- los ataQues de los alema-
mes. Nuestra artillerfa J nuestra
infanteria han obtenido muy ven
tajosas posiciones en- el sitio que
necesariamente ha lido fernando
Sc pOr Ia confguraci6n de- terre-
no y Ia posici6n de los dos fren-
ties. BESIDE ell Mar del Norte hasta
ell Lys, nuestra artilleria, gracias
a Ia information proporciolada
pOr nuestro magnificiO service
de aereoplanOs, que Sc encarga
de rectifcar ell trio, ha hecho una
campana notable logrando en- mu-
chas ocaSiones acallar ell fuego de
la artilleria enemiga. Ell dia II
de Noviembre destruy6 muchos
canones alemanes en- Ia region de
Ipres Y ell 20 del mismO mes OBJ
tuvo iguales 6Xitos en- Niuport.
Ell dia 10 de este mes, cuando Ia
artilleria alemana estuvo atacan-
do la estacion de Ypr6s y los fe,
rrocarriles que venian de este
punto a Boperinge, nuestros ca
homes lograron hacer callar las
pleas que nos estaban hacienda
mucho dano. Sc ha notado con
mucha frecuencia que los alema-
mes carecen de municiOnes para
sus canones, asf como que algu-
mas de las granadas no explotan
y Sc ha dado ell case de que nos
sirvan a nosotros despues de ha-
Der sldO nueva ycOnVeElente car
gadas.
Ell 16 de Noviembre los zuavos
de Ia brigada marrOqui, ~captura-
ron al norte de Letzes y a punta
de bayoneta IN bosque triangular
desde donde, por mucho tempo,
estuvo hacienda fuego ell enemi-
go: Las trincheras que tenian eA
esas posiciones los a!emanes, Sc
encontraron materialmente llenas
de cadaveres.
Mas lie 200 cuerpos fOeron
recogidos por los nuestros en- esa
acci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25

Entered as second class matter Fe-
br0sry q. 1913 at the post office at
San Autoii). Texas, under the act Of
March 3, 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25

Diri5ase toia IS c0TrespUu1encia g.
Director. en- "a fO-ma sigUiente:
Sr. ~Ignacio {. Lozano.
COT Doiorcsa st. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
PIERDE UN DES-
TROYER Yum SUBMARINE

LIE ha tocado su vez a Alemania
de lamentar Ia perdido de algu-
nos de sus elementos navales des-
pues de que tanto dano ha hecho
con ellos a los barcos de guerra
enemigos.
La casualidad Sc encarg6 aho-
ra, en- parte, de vengar a los ALA
dos, pues una de las perdidas Sc
debi6 a IN accidente, como Sc We
"a en- seguida.
Tn despacho de una agencia
telegrafca de Copenhague, en-
viado a Londres, dice que ell va
por danes AngIodane choc6 la no
che del % del c~orriente en- ell Ore
Sun. con IN destroyer aleman, ell
cual Sc hundi6 en- el acto.
Este destroyer era ell SPA,
uno de los mas grandes y mas
poderosos de Ia marina alemana
Y fue construido en- 1903. Era de
una fuerza de 6 $50 caballoS. an
daba a raz6n de % nudos por no
ra y su tripulaci6n Sc componia
de cerca de sesenta hombres.
De estos solo Sc logr6 salvar a
dos, pereciendo ahogados el resto
de ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25
LOS AMERICANOS IRAN A LA
GUERRA

Ell ministro de la Guerra del
Canada, Mr.. Hughues ha decla-
RADIO que Glen mil ciudadanos de
los Estados Unidos han cfrecidO
sus servicios al Canada para ais
tarse en- el ej6rcito con que este
pals contribuira con IngIaterra
para Ia guerra europea.
Mucha sensation ha causado en-
este pals la noticia anterior, por
la enorme cantidad de genie que
Sc dice Sc ha ofrecidO, y sc cree
que esa determination debe ha-
Der sido tomada en- vista de las
condolences precarias de la clase
obrera de los Estados Unidos, con
motive de Ia mencionada guerra
de Europa.
Ell coronel Hughes ha manifes-
tado que acOjera a los volunta-
rios americanos y SECURE que mu-
cho5 han salido va con Ell primerO
y segundo de los contingencies
que fuerOn a Inglaterra.
En- IN documento enviado al
Club Canadense en- respuesta a
una pregunta que sobre esa cues
ton Sc hizo al Ministro de Ia Cue
ira, manifesto que los alemane5
RESIDENCES en- los Estados Unidos
iQtentan cruzar Ia frontera de es-
t. pals Y ell Canada, con fines be-
licos para este ultimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25

Como 10 dijimos aver en- una
noticia de Ultima bora, los ru-
sos aseguran que en- "a gran
batalla librada en- la region
comprendida entire el Fistula
Y ell rio Warta, alcanzaron
una complete victoria sObre
los ejercitos aliados de austria
COS Y alemanes.
Anterior a 6sta noticia Gu
va confirmation no ma liega-
do todayia, ambos e~jercitOs
estaban proclamandO iguales
6XitOs en- eSta campaha, Y aun
despu6s de recibida la nota
que da cuenta de "a completa
victoria de los rusos, las in
fOrmaciOnes ~posterlores proce-
denies de Berlin siguen EXPIRE
sando la confianza de que Ell
general Hinderburg aicanZ&ra
un 6xito final en- la campaLa
de la PolOnia ruSa.
Ell Gran Duque Nicalas cue
acknowledgements sr encueE-
ira de comandante en- jefe del
ejercitO russo por espacio de
dos dias, ha enviado noticias
de algunas v~ictOrias parciales
pero NADIA dice de Ia difinitiva
que en- fuenteS Oficiales Sc ase-
gura que obtuvo ell ej6rcito
del Gar.
Los alemanes admiten. sin
embargo, que la lIegada de
grandeS refuerzOs para HOS ru,
sos ha pospueSto ell ataque de,
ciSivo que ellos pensaoan ha,
Ger, pues a Su veZ esperaT
estar convenientemelte refo~,
zados para no eXpOuerse a III
fracaso.
De todas maneras sc abriga
la creencia genera, de que Ia
batalla decisiva Sc libr6 va {
Sc esta librando, Y sc dice que
81 no Sc conocen detalles eS
con objeto de dar t6rmino a las
operaciones mi!itares sin hace1
pdblicos los planes futurOs.
Los peri6dicos alemanes, ha
blan de que los rusos empie-
IAN a retirase, pero nadie Ga
credito a eSa notlcla porQue
los informes of:ciales de otros
paises conceden en- genera
que ell ej6rcito russo no puade
ser derrotado en- suS actuaieS
posiciones, y que 81 10 alcanz9
I'm triunfo sobre sus enenhgos
menos puede creerSe que eStoS
los derrOten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-25

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