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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

giats Moresns ertpa9se Mortin
mo fifIts OaB ibm 6ie 5nflutn5a
in allen GIitoern lag. WobrI9tins
li4 Gus BEN GpitsI mites6rua, In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10
La leyenda de la luna

La luna teme que salga ell
sol, pu6s solamente ell sabe
ell misterio de su palideZ.
Y la luna teme que a la no
"a indecisa del alba confie
ell sol a alguien ell secreto.
Por ESQ, tan pronto como
sale ell SOL, la luna Sc esconde
con la esperanto de que lie
CARA a olvidarse de ella.
Pero a mi me ha ensenado
Ia manera de If contando en-
ire los hombres como el ha
dado ell canto a los pajaros,
y como dura y madura Ia fru-
Ia y hace que las selva verdes
Sc enflore.
70 tambien conozco ell mis-
terio. 70 Sc, como ell sol, por
que la luna es tan blanca.
I'm dia fue la luna en- ell
coraz6n de la nina donde ale
gre cantaba ell amor.
Mientras dur6 la dulce pa
sion, el corazon de la nina bri-
llaba con los dolores de la au-
rora.
Pero IN dia ell amor lie
dijo adde's, la tristeza del CO.
raz6n de Ia nina Sc torn6
blanco enteramente.
Ell firmamento lie tuvo las
TINA y Sc la lleV6.
Y durante las horas calladas
y sOlitarias, el coraz0n descon-
solado contempla desde ALA
arriba a la terra, acordando-
Sc de SUI passion y su dolor.
Cuando la luna sale, las flo
res murmuran: iOh, coraz6n
blancO de virgen, ven Y des-
cansa sobre nuestras carolas
enamoradas.!
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Los pajaros la inyocan en-
sus gorjeos Y Sc duermen So
nando con SUI tristeZa. =
Y las tumbas del cemente-
rio dicen muy quedo: iOh,
corazon blanco de virgen,
acrecienta con tus rayos nues-
ira blancura!
La luna teme que salga ell
sol, pues solo el sabe ell mis-
terio de su palidez.
Elena Bakakescu.
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uz1 E11ujik hizo des,
aparscer una gram
piedra

En- medic de la plaza de la ciu-
dad habia una enorme piedra que
impedia Ia libre circulation.
L!evaronse ingenieros y Sc les
pregunt6 81 podrian guitar de ALI
el estorbo, cuanto costaria.
Uno dijo que seria n~ecesario
volarla con p6lvora y despu6s
transportar.a, TODD 10 cual podria
costar sus ocho mil rublos. 0tro
dijo que arrastrandola lejos, po-
drfa reducirse ell coste a seis nil
rublos.
Tn mujik habl6 entonces:
ST a nj Sc ME dan Glen rublos,
Ia piedra desaparecera.
Sc le pregunt6 como 10 haria.
Y/respondi6:
-C2vandO IN gran h0y0 'cefc2
de la piedra; luego haria que 6Sta
cayera en- Ell agujero, rellenarialo
con TERRA, y actO Seguido iguala-
ria Ia superticie.
Dej6seIe hacerlo.
Y recibi6 doscientos rubtos, Ia
de ellos como premio a su
ingeniosa idea.
LEON TOLSTOY.
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Ell de 81 Magestad el Leon,
en- que pide permiso para CO.
mvrst al Carnero.
-Wue Sc lie de, sin esperar
Ia aprobaci6n.
Siendo va Ia nora ayanza-
da, Sc da Dor terminada Ia
session.
Al dia siguiente apareci6
la siguiente resena en- la GAGE
ia Olimpica:
Session del Congreso de
Olimpo.- Pasaron a conf
sion los proyectos siguientes:
ell que acorta las orejas al
Conejo; el que corcede una
subvenci6n al Galapago para
que Sc provea de IN aparato
de propulsion a fin de acele-
rar 81 Marcia; Ell que concede
al Perro Ia garantia de ser
amarradO con lOnganiza; Ell
cue concede al Sapo que lo
boten al aqua; ell que nombra
guardian del Capitolio al
GansO. 4 segunda pasaron:
Ell que concede talento y op-
ci5n para seguir carrera pro-
fesional al Pajaro BobO; ell
que dispone como principle de
derecho, pagan al Patio; el que
raIeva q la Gallina de Ia obi
gaci5n de poner huevos; ell
cue da sueldo al Gallo por can
tar en- Ia madrugada, y el que
autoriza al Leon para que Sc
coma al Carner0."
Cuando Jupiter Tonante le-
70 este resumen, rasc6se la
ca5eza y diio al atomic con-
curse que rodeaba el trolo:
La verdad eS que no hace-
mos NADIA de provecho. TODD
el orbe esta lleno de grandes
necesidades, cue reclaman
una atenci6n y una labor dig
na de los doses. Y Sc pierde
eI tempo Ell futilezas de infi-
ma cuantia. e Congreso del
Olimpo, es, pues, 10 mismo que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10
Diccionario Manual
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de Ia lengua
castelIana es ell mas complete Y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis,mil grabados en- negro Y
en- dolores, mas de 250 maDas,
cientOs d. retratos de hombres &c.
lebres, edifcios J monumentos
histories de todas parties delmul
do, etc. Is eI mejor de los enci-
clop6dicos manuales Y Sc han he
cho de e. tres edicioaes djstintas.
Edici6n fna S3. 50
Edici5n entrefina -.,,3,C GO
Haganse los pedidos acompana-
dos de 81 importe q
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
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Ell CONGRESO
DEL OLIMPO

Los doses celebran Con-
greso pleno en- ell Olimpo '
la triste Humankind espera
grandes b~eneficios de sus
augustos numenes. !Quanto
progreso, cuanto b~ienestar re-
sultara para el bajO mundO de
Ia 6limpica As2mbIea!
Comienza Ia session Y COM
parece el Conejo en- el angus
to recinto.
Honorables inmortales,
exclama con voz dolorida:-
pido respetuosamente el pri-
nero de los poderes del Cielo
y de Ia TERRA, que me acorte
las orejas porque las tengO de-
masiado largOS para mi tama-
no.
Los doses convienen en- que
IL petici6n es justa; perO Sc
promueve una Iarga E intere-
sante discussion sobre 81 con-
viene agrandar al consejO C
achicarle las orejas.
Ell di6s Marie formula una
moci6n q este respecto apro-
vada por Mercuri0, y a fin
Sc resuelve que pase q Ia CO.
mission de orejaS para que III
f0rme con el caracter de III
genie.
En- seguida hace acto de pre-
sencia Ell Zorro : pide que le
ibren de toda responsibilities
en- el rapto de oarias galIinas
que Sc ha condo contra Ia
voluntad de sd dueHo.
Aqui Sc trata de IN punto
de derecho, en- cuyo debate Sc
lucen varias divinidades:
pues sindo asi que eI Zorro
debe alimentarse como las
demas criacura~, Y "a cue Ie
guSta conner gal:jnas, eI JUS
to que Sc las coma. C-ros al
guyen cue las gallinas tienea
t&mbieE derecho . Il vida Y
estan bajo Ia protection de
los poderes supariores; pero
Ia votaci6n favorece al Zorro
' pasa eI proyecto Q segunda
discussion.
Sc d& lectura a una solicit
tud de Gal&pago, en- la que Sc
Queja de Su peSauO andar,
que no le permite muir con la
ligereza cue deseara en- casos
de peligro, y Dide una subven-
ci6n para adquirir ' adaptarse
IN proDuIsor mecanico que
acelere sus movimientos, va
que ha sido tan POGO favo-
recid0 Dor Ia navuraleza.
Plut6n apoya L. peGci6n
del Galapago y est& por Ia
subyeHci6n: pcro Neptune de
clara que 81 Sc lie da suDven-
ci6n q tcdos los Que andan
despacio, sera ell cuento de
nunca acabar, ' que Ia pri-
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Luces de la Tarde

Una cuna blanca con gasas y tuies,
Pequeha y coQueta,
Con cintas azules
CuaI nido sonsdo por algGu poeta;
Rayo color guaIda de IN sol en- cease
Que vueIye amarillo Ia blanca c~orniza;
Ell fra fru que moduia c%ortinas de raso
Que, mueva Ia brisa.
Elninoalf duerme. ...i Qui6n turba su se2o?
Sc agita y d~espierta,
Despierta risueno,
Y contempla TODD con pupila incierta
Como sorprendido de yer la fruncida
Casa de Ia cana que Ia luz colora, .
Mas, algo lie falta: al vez Ia vida
Siente miedo-y lora.
La madre, mi hermo5a, gentil compahera,
Goa s&ntO carinO
A ia cabecera
De la cuna contempla 81 sueno del nino;
Y al or que IIora deja Ia c~0st9ra,
Una camisitG de teia propicia-
Y. coa IA presteza que "a IA ~ternura,
4! ninO a]caricIa.
Y principal Ell ~coloqGio muy suave
En- frases cortadas
Que una maire save.
Mas contesta ell nilo con sus carcajaGas
Y ella, cuai 81 el gozo Ia v~oIviera loca,
lie csnta, le char!a, le cuenta de prisa
Muchas cosas Iindas sin caIlar Ia boca
Con que al nino besa,
Cuando ell sol Sc duerrae = agoniza cI dia
Con rojos maJices,
La melarcolia
~ 49, ~ ,s.o- ,-- --- y. .-----,
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bellas ~estrofas. ST ash fuera, bien
haria d'Annunzio en- decirlo para
que sepamOs agradecerlo. iPo-
btes poetas cue para recrearnos
son victimas de terribles enter
medades. Ante IN soneto que ha
costado una eXcitaci6n de nervios
no nos sentimos tan emocionados
como ante una lata de 'foie-gras'
cue lie cost6 al ganso la ceguera
y luego Ia inflammation del higa-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10

Esta lloviendo a mares, Y un
cabaliero dice a una sonora que
pasa por la Gale:
-iMe permite listed que la
ofFezca mi paraguas?
No.
-iMe s~orprende que una seno-
ra tan mojada me de IN no tan
secol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-10

Cuando nos escriha refirien-
dose a SUI subscription, olga 81
es listed subscription del diario O
del semanario.
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Cuan6o nos escriba refirien-
dose a 81 suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanafio.
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VARIEDADES -:-Y-:- LITERATURE

yNSSSEeKS5&e E<a&2EaSF
mera en- solicitar igual gracia
va a ser la Administration de
Justicia, que Marcia mas des-
pacio que todos los QueloriOs.
La mayoria favoreee, no obs
taEte, al peticionario, y pasa
en- ei primer debate.
Sc lee una solicitud del Pa
.jaro Bo0o en- que pide talen-
10, Dor cuanto la naturaleza
lie ha enganado en- TODD, dan
dole alas que son andaderas
" patas que son palmatorias.
-Apoyo esta petici6n, dij0
Neptune, pues yo, que soy eI
di6s de las agUas, 10 he Wis
TO andar con las alas Y lIevar-
Sc IN chased cuandO quiere yo-
lar.
-Pero 81 Sc le concede ia
iento, observe Mercurio, jde
CUE viviran entonces los pa
iaros sabios, puesto cue STEM
pre- el sabio a yivido del be-
30?
-PueS per 10 mismo, argu-
70 Neptune; ahoTa es pyeci-
50 que entire pajaros ladinos
Sc entiendan, y hago Ia mo-
ci6n de que Sc lie de talento
y Sc le dedjque a Ia carrera
ecclesiastical. Sc aplaude con
enCusiasmo : pasa moci6n con
abcumadora mayoria.
Sc da cuenta en- segu.da de
una eXtensa representation
subscrita por Ell Patio. en- la
que reclama una i~ndemniza-
ci6n per no hab6rsele Gado a.
las rrrorosas rsra voI~r nj
.Da+as -dsrnadas lara oog,,a~
con,o o. o+-os e~;rl,las 10 Dr.,-
ma
go7s,,i-,do 70 o,i,i5, H.,
Pa AsamhIaa - ss+anGa d;,osr
DIES l.s 60 c~oncr.-
n IT,: 5oL,-o . o., r...n...
elm. .ri 50 .sr, - - 80 TO-,
10 del p A.o-,I-o
r=soI,-i5 Da~a,. 81 naL
rios Io+radoS IA - ma,,,r., 30
apressraron ? +omar rc+o DO
este eduardo ro,.o So. ;,,,.i.
orr,den.:a
Qrsiasa o. coo+irr.oisn u
perro De me al bon,,.,o ;.r.,.
-aD, male a+srIo 9,I o.,,ro
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Padre e hijo pasean por los al
rededores de Madrid.
-iQue edificio es ese, papa?
Una casa de salud.
-iY por cue Sc llama casa de
salud?
-Porque----esta LENA de en-.
fermos.
900
Una mujer recien casada dice
a ST. marido, que ha enviudado
cuatro wees:
-jCon que yo soy la quinta?
ST, hija mia, y no parare has
ia completar la media docena.
900
-iMama, mama! Ven corrien-
do, que hay un hombre en- la CO.
Gina besando a Maria.
Viene la mama corriendo, y ell
hijo delante, que l!ega antes, y
grita:
-iMama, no corras mas! 81 es
papa.
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AVISOS
ECONOMICS.

Sc RENTA casa zDJeb.a . s Guar
tos y d-s ba1os aqua eaisn.e .UZ cleo
trica. r, cjc mo leo. Int0rmG1 p5r
I, leforo Tr-vis 1857 o a se-oc Fitch
casa nun rs Gale Washington
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NECESITASE muchscao Cue liable
iugles. con biticlets, para entrcgar 70
d = donicilio SOS Main Avenue.
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1RASPASO: una casa con
cuatro c~uartos, por "a mitad
de 10 que tengo asonado.-In
formaran 2L5 IOnclOVa ST.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25
cHILp's WELFARE ASSOCIATION

The Child's Welfare Association
wishes to express its thanks to Mrs.
X. Mccormack, T. Dumas & Son, Mr..
c. Cieutat, Mr. Zatarain, Mr.. j. Sprada
and Mr. B. North for contributions.
The public. especially the mothers,
are invited to call at the office for in
formation: also to see what is being
done for the babies. Don't wait until
the baby is sick-bring it while it is
we'll; find out whether or not you are
doing the correct thing, thereby avoid
ing unnecessary sickness for your ba-
by. The office is located at the Court
House. Hours every day from a. IN.
to 10 a. m.
Consult your family physician as to
the benefit and purpose of a Child
Welfare" station for babies.
A Mothers Club has been formed :;
all mothers are entitled to member
ship. Lectures on the care and well
fare of the child will be delivered.
Donations of baby and children
clothes will be highly appreciated for
the use of the needy babies.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25

was in town this week 10 attend the
funeral of Miss Percival While here
Nr. Slack held service ar Mt. Olivet
Church on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. l.. Kraus left last week for
California TO visit her daughter.
Accie Moran of Bay St. Louis, who
was a visitor of Capt. II. Lange and
family, returned home Sunday.
w. p. Salathe, Sr.. left Tuesday for
Bay ST. Louis to spend the weekend.
Rev r. NJ. Brown of the Methodist
Church is at present in Biloxi. Mss.
undergoing a series of examinations at
the Divinity School Mr.. Brown will
he gone about ten days. but will return
to conduct the regular services on Sun
day. returning to Biloxi Monday.
A fine pennant three feet wide and
six feet long has been given to the
Security Hunting and Fishing Club of
Algiers by Miss Burg, daughter of
Frank Burg. The club will visit the
clubhouse at Bay Adam July 4, when
a flag raising will take place.
Members OF SITS. John Lodge No. 1873,
F. and A. NJ, celebrated St. Johns day
Wednesday, June "a, with a banquet
aid speechfest at the hall Wednesday
night. A string band furnished music
and a number of speeches from prom
inent Masons were delivered.
The Afternoon Five Hundred Club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Root
W'hitmore in Seguin street. The sue
Cessful players were Mrs. K. E. Whit
more and Mrs. H. McNeely. The con.
ISOLATION fell to the lot of Mrs. l.. =.
Gisch. The club then disbanded for
the summer. They will hold their first
meeting on the last Tuesday in Sep
TENDER at the residence of Mrs. Chas.
Arnold
Mrs Simpson of Arkansas is visit
ing nor daughter. Mrs. r. NJ Brown,
of Pelican avenue.
Mrs. Perry McNeely and children
were recent visitors to Vaudeville and
Abita Springs.
Miss Ardath McNeely entertained a
number of her friends on an auto ride
to Chalmette in honor of her tenth
birthday, recently.
Recorder Golf will hold a session OF
the Third Recorders court, Algiers, al
9 o'clock Friday for the purpose OF
disposing of the large number of board
of health cases pending. About eighty
affidavits are before the court, and al
parties accused therein have been no
titled to appear for trial that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goe5el left yes
terday to spend few days in Gulfport
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bau
cum
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SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Tonight at the closing exercises OF
the Southern College Of Music the
Misses Alma Victoria Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shade G. Smith, and
Eola fedora Abbott, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs c. W. Abbott, will receive
certificates of graduation. Both these
young ladies are musicians OF great
talent and We congratulate them on
the attainment of such splendid per
lection in one OF the fine arts.
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Ladies' Auxiliary To
The AIhanbra Organized
TWENTY-EI6HT ARE ENROLLED
AS MEMBERS -ENTHUSI-
ASTIC MEETING.


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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25

left Friday for Washington, ID. C., to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. GOebel.
Mrs. VIM. Troyer presented her hus-
band with a fine baby girl. Mrs. Troy
er was formerly Miss Hazel Langwith.
Mrs. r. L. WhitmOre was visitor 10
Convent, La, to be present at the clos
ing exercises of jefferson College. Her
son William accompanied her home TO
spend his vacation.
Mrs. W. A. Dilzell and children left
Yesterday for Greenville. H., 10 spend
the summer.
Charles y. Miller of Belleville street
returned home last Thursday after a
stay of three months in st. Louis Mo.
Philip Hymel of PlaQuemine spent
Sunday in Algiers. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Berthelot OF Seguin street.
J. d. Reynolds, Jr. and Charles y,
Miller spent Sunday in Baton Rouge,
the guests Of Mr. Reynolds aunt, Mrs.
IGuth.
Little Misses Erma and Louise Guth
of Baton Rouge are spending while
with their aunt. Mrs. ]. d. Reynolds
OF Bermuda street.
Willie Stevens spent Sunday at 81
loxi, Miss.
SUPERINTENDENT ]. w Reynolds has
been elected one OF the vice-presidents
of the International Association OF
Fire Chiefs.
Mrs. {. V. Kraft and children return
ed Friday from Alexandria, where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ipeferkorn. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. PefferkOrn and little
son Wallace. who will visit here for
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schelleci OF i2i
Rounv street are receiving congratu
Citations on the arrival of a fine BABY
boy at their home.
The Electra Social Club will give
picnic at Suburban Park July 4. Ar
lrangements are being made by the fol
lowing committee: A. p. Soulant, chair
man: V. Macaluso, ex-officio; Charles
Soulant. p. Lutz, w. b. Sheppard, Chas
Doris and E. X. Chivers.
Santa Maria Council, Knights OF Co
llumbus. of Algiers, will give a hop anC
euchre at st. Mary's Hall next Thurs
day to entertain the ladies who assist
ed in making a success of the recon
fiesta. A delightful time is promised
A grand penny party will be given a
| the home of Mrs. Jno. J. Braai, lO2
Pacific avenue, tomorrow friday eve
ming. for the benefit of the buildin:
fund of the Methodist Church. Tit
price of admission will be two cents
Mrs. w. r. Broussard o. Opelousa
avenue left last Monday to spend three
months with relatives in Cleveland, U
Sealed proposals will be received a
the Office of the Orleans Board of lie
wee Commissioners up to Tuesday
July eth, at o'clock and opened a
the same hour, for the construction o
new levee from Camus to Aurora,
distance of 1856 feet. The approx
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

Three clubs have combined to give
a big picnic at Suburban Park July %
for the benefit of the widowed mother
of Edward F. Dunn. who was killed
Vile at work in the Westwego railway
yards recently. The clubs are the
Drifters. the Alfalfas and the All-for-
Fun. John Maus, John Stone and Sam
Grimes are the chairmen of the com
mittees of the clubs, who will act
jointly.
Jno. Pollock and Justin PujOl were
week-en visitors to Empire, La.
Miss Alma Goebel and brother Louis
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-06-25
- N C c PICNIC AT McOONOGH.
WILLIE PARK, SATURDAY.,
JULY 10.

Chairman Mcclure of the arrange
ment committee reports everything
in a splendid way. A good
time is assured everyone attending, as
the committee will leave nothing I'M
done to insure this. Remember the
date, Saturday, July IS, 1914.
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with her daughter, Mrs. Horace Nell
son, at Raceland. La.
Mrs. 7. Thayre of BelleviIle street
is reported very i'll.
Tom SHREDDER came 10 AlgierS sun
lay night. He will leave tonight for
Memphis with his wife. where they
will make their home.
Miss Sadie Vezien will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Nelson of Raceland ne>t
week
Miss Marguerite Sharp of WestwegO
is spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. +. r. Coffey, of PA Olivier street.
Miss May Leathem has returned
from Wayeland, where she spent 4 few
days with her aunt, Mrs. II. Crawford,
who is summering there.
Mrs. l. Holt and granddaughter.
Ethel Leathem, left Sunday to spend
few weeks at Waveland, the guest Of
Mrs ". Crawford.
Mrs. II. D. French and family are at
Itheir summer home in Heartsease
Para
,,;.. ru,, p-o,l,o.. t,s, Thursday. e.
v-o,.ol,,d 70. ,a,,s . ,ou. rool,, From,
there she will 20 TO Heartsease Parn
to remain all summer.
Mr. uorr,. Rrowr of ~ Sapr,o
street presented her husband with Il
s,, boh,. oir1 -, ,Ior5o,.
Dr and Mr. y Y Erof, and family,
Iroayo tbis morning for Roy Adam r.
60, . son. ,,.ool,, ,rho,. u.;u bo o.-
cornariad nv Mr. and Mrs Prad poi.
sorl,orr and holm. NJ ,iaxordrio Ia
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-18
SUMMARY OF WAR
SUN DAY.

Rome reports that both Germany
and Austria are again making efforts
to induce Italy to abandon her neutral.
ity.
The Belgian army is reported to
have won success in the territory to
the east of Antwerp and has occupied
Aelschot and Malines.
The German retreat continues stead
lily. Both French and British officials
reports declare that the Germans are
being forced back with many losses.
An official announcement from Pet
rograd says that the Russian troops
are drawing nearer to San river and
that the Austrian army is in retreat.
The British official press bureau
issues summary of the operations of
the Bri 'ish expeditionary force and the
French srmy during the last week. 1t
tells of the advances of these forces
and de, ares that the combined oper-
atoms have, up to the present, been
successful. l. adds that the
third French army has captured the
entire artillery of hostile corps, re-
presenting 100 guns.