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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
SAVED TBE 0L3 aaa
ry WALTER JosEPH DELANEY

When William .oyeo gVtilcl az
1reston, a quiet little Missouri town,
he found himself as6ricyod and EN-
bltterld to an extent that soured IN
him an the milk OF human kindness.
lie had been a Confederate captain
during the Clyll war tie was aull a
stanch. loyal son OF the Southland.
Long since. however. he had buried all
the old dead issues. At the town where
he had laat lived for over twenty
years. on Decoration day he bad
marched side By side With his old
battle foes In amity. But now
4 meddlogomes busy body within a
week after hls arrival In the new town
had repeated some idle gossip. Il was
10 the effect that Morton BAH, an old
Union soldier. had been overheard
saying Captain OF the Fifteenth Ten
nessee. eh? Ihsye a friend who knew
them liEo a book" Then the scandal
monEor missed part OF a sentence. but
caught its final words; we gave Il
20 them at Mission Ford"
Now Mission Ford was q sore spot
with Captain Boyce. and his friends
mover mentioned the name. AZ Mis-
sion Ford the Union boys had, indeed.
given IT, TO their adveuarios Never
had there been a worse rout, with a
capture OF one-half a regiment at the
oLd OF Il.
Gave IL 10 us at Mission Ford. did
they?" repeated the fiery southerner
wrathfully. "lll never forget that
mean taunt We gave II 20 them quite
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07

as rough on many an occasion. This
Ball fellow Is in poor business, raking
up dead and buried business like
that. shall cut him dead on all oc-
casions."
Bluff, whole.hearted Morton Ball
marveled at being coldly, almost in
sultingly repelled when he attempted
to be neighborly to the new arrival
IN town. Boyce declined to Join the
Blue and Gray club He would not
even attend the church where the
Balls went His wife acquired his Of
tense and tabooed Mrs. Ball in her
social invitations.
Then there came up n discussion in
the local newspaper over some pro-
posed improvement which Ball warmly
favored. Naturally Captain Boyce
opposed II and the bitterness grew.
On Decoration day Boyce and his
family visited the local cemetery
apart from the marcheTs. 4 Confed:
crate general was buried there and
they did due homage to his memory.
Captain Boyce took with him his most
dearly priced memento-the torn, shot
riddled flag of the intrepid Fifteenth
Tennessee. He Loyalty mingled with
It the folds of the national stars and
stripes, but all his talk Of the day
was Of the heroic deeds of his dead
war comrades. - 'l7'SySs,is.e-'
That faded. tattered Confederate
nag was guarded jealousy in its eanc-
tuary at the Boyce home. The little
room where II was draped and cher
ished was temple of memory, OF
ardent devotion to a lost Ideal.
There began social rivalry with
Ball now on the part of Captain Boyce.
He emulated the society life of the
Balls. They had a plano. He immedi-
ately purchased one, too. Boyce had
lost his left arm in the war. Ball had
lost his right arm.
Father" said the captains son one
day, Il hear that MIR. Ball has learned
to play tune on the piano"
HIN! Why he's only got one
hand"
"Well, he's learned to play March
ing Through Georgia with 1t. They
say he did it spleEdidly at the Grand
Army hall last night"
THAT so? muttered the old war
veteran. Then I'm going to learn to
play Dixie with my left hand"
This he did Whenever he passed
the Boyce homestead and caught the
echoes Of Balls favorite tune, he hur-
ried home, opened wide the windows
and pounded out Dixie till the welkin
rang.
One day Edgar Ball came home
rom a distant college. At social
sathering Eunice Boyce met the young
nan. Later he did her some service
finding for her her pet canary that
mad escaped from Its cage, They be-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Notice Of Meeting Of Board Of Directors Of
MnrraYs Creek Dralnane District

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of
the BOARD OF Directors OF the Murrays Creek
Drainage District will b. held at the Office
of Dr. D. W. Cox In the town OF Reyno In the
cou aty OF Randolph and state Of Arkansas.
on the second Monday In August. 1914. which
will be the ioth day OF August 1914. for the
purpose Of taking the necessary steps pre-
llminary 10 the completion OF said Murrays
Greek Ditch from its present terminus 10
what II commonly known a. Gar slough.
All parties who own lands between the
center OF section thlrty-two (S2l. In township
twenty (90) north, OF range three td east, and
the point where said proposed ditch intcr'
sects the said Gar slough. and which are em-
braced within said drainage District are
hereby notified that at the said meeting
said Board oi Directors will hear and de-
termine all questions 10 any and all assess.
mcnts heretofore levied upon any of said
lands by said Board OF Directors.
u. w. Reynolds
4. W. Cox Board OF Directors
ID. Blackburn
lpgt
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Notice Tor PuplicatlOn

Department Of the Interior. L. :. Land OF
Zee at Little Rock. Arkanshs. June q, 1915
Notice Is hereby given that James Il. Mari
OFT, Of Yadkin. Arkansas. who. on September
i2. 1917. made homestead entry. no g'5ls. tor
SEN NV = and NV Z sw 4. section e.
Township20 ~. Range W. sth Principal
: Meridian he's Gled notice OF intention to
make Eve year proof 20 establish claim to
the land above described, before County
Clerk. at Pocahontas Arkansas. on the day
Of August. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses; VII Egg
llsh. John Schultz. VIII Taylor. Lee Taylor
all OF Yadkin. Arkansas.
Jno. ". Allen.
asst. Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07

mme more than friends In occasional
la-e'nea on th- rrrert and later a..
lEhtu fru'reg unb'0nr hrdnHh
Hi7 ttaH..H. woods .grl.aIm ha
lsde EjIaH
Cara-H .agrr uem.I 7uT.lr To-
bic vile when ha learned 20. Ha attach.
mont he said nothing 20 his daueh.
ter, however
We viii simply move 90 now
town. The .gld hIa palau, holruott
THAT viii put thls nudaoiaus young
lover ~ a distance and break up the
analr IA sick and tired, anyhow. Of
staying IN town where / have so
many 0uemigs."
Don't you Imagine most a. that
William iutimatCd his wife gently.
NO, ! don't" insisted the captain
stubbomly THAT BAN hates me and
Is probably demoaning me 10 the
nelghbou Whenever he can"
A few days later the Boyc,a whirled
away Do an automobile TO Inspect a
house In a uoishb0ring town. No one
was left at home. Mr.. Ban was pass
ing the house that afternoon. lie
shook his head sorrowinrly He had
heard OF the UNJUST attitude Of a man
ne had never vrongod and Of his de
termination to leave the village.
ITS too bad. no maacd. = wish
he would give mo a chance TO find out
Why he 20 detC ,8 me-
"Flrel' suddenly rang out behind
him ard a man rushed by him and
dashed into the yard OF his enemy.
The front upper part OF tho struc.
ture was smoking Suddenly one end
burst into flames Edgar Ban came
up at that moment.
Hurry for the lro department" or.
dered HE father. and ne himself hur.
ried TO the front door Of the imperiled
house, broke In the door and rushed
up the stairs.
He had heard all about the treasured
Gag Of his neighbor and where Il was
kept A thought heroic had come into
bis mind. lie dashed into a room
where Il was festooned on the wall
almost overcome by smoke aud the
flames.
Gently he removed II. carefully he
carried II 20 his own home and re
turned 10 the FIRE to help in saving
the greater part OF the building.
The Boyce family came home "a
find a part OF the house made habit
able through the kindly help Of neigh
bors. They had just settled down foI
the night, when there was a ring a
the doorbell. Captain Boyce went
thither to face the enemy.
''Neighbor." spoke Mr.. Ball, gently
extending the old war flag. Il saved
this for you"
Captain Boyce stared. marYeled
ohoked up
And suppose you tell me why you
have always disliked me-"
The story came out. Ball laughed
why. captain" he said. what
was saying about Mission Ford wai
that we gave you back that flag. be
cause OF your known valor."
"ls that so?" cried Boyoe. well
here's my hand, the only one I've got
and my heart goes with Il. I'll be Al
the Grand Army hall next meeting"
"All right" returned Mr. Ball heart
lily, "and you'll play Dixie and II
play Marching Through Georgia. ant
then Wen have a duet OF the two
grand tunes at the same time!"
Copyright. 1874. by W. q. Chhpman)
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NMalna Order

In the Randolph Chancery Court. Jusl,
Hamilton Arnold, Plaintiff. " sidney nHm-
mage. Rilla Drew. Emma Drew. Lizzie Drew,
Tom Drew, ana Alrio Drew. Defendants.
The shoye named attendants. sidney nrim'
mage. Rlila Drew. Emma Drew, Lizzie Drew
and Algie Drew. are hereby warned 10 ap-
pearin this court within thirty no days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. josie
Hamilton Arnold.
In witness whereof herounto ,ct my hand
as clerk OF said court and afhN the seal there.
Of on this the s0th day Of June. 1914.
DEE MoCE, CLERK OF Chnncery Court Of
Randolph County. Arkansas.
r. CAMPBELL. Attorney for Plaintiff
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07

When the bowels feel uncomfort'
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feeling that always follows q
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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Warning Order

In the Randolph Chancery Court.
A. J. witt. and T. W. Campbell as Curator
OF the estate Of Thos. ". Martin. minor.
Plaintiffs.
".
Ida Krebs, Adolph Krebs. Oscar krehs Al
fred Trippel. clara TrDpeh and Joseph Jan
sen as executor of the last will and tesla
ment OF Albert Krebs. doc'd.
Defendants.
The above defendants Alfred Trippel and
Clara TrlppeI are hereby warned to appear
In this court within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiffs. A. J. Witt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07

and T W Campbell a. curator of the estate
Of Thos. n Martin. minor. filed against them
ln this caus,.
Given under ny hand and the seal of the
said court on this the 9th day Of July. iSiI
Dee Mock.
CLERK ofN}andolph ChAnrcry Court.
nT o, c. Mock, DC
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Mistaken Identity.

He had just seated himself beside
her In the park and as she did not
move away, he gained some encourage
ment. DO you--er-believe in this
er-kissing idea?" he ventured.,
Are you eugenie?" she asked.
"Why, mol" he replied. a bit con
fused. "Tm Dan. ."--Judge.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Executive Department.
EEeontiva powar

Section 2. The Executive power shall
be vested In n Governor who shall hold
once for two years; Lieutenant Gov
ernor shall be chosen al the same time.
and Tor the same term The Governor
and lieutenant-Goveruor elected next
preceding election the time when this
section shall take eject shall hold once
untll and including the second Monday
or september. and their successors shall
be chosen at the general election IN that
wear
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07
Whenever You Need q General Tonic
lake Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-07

Notice 20 hereby given that the
following Joint resolution. proposals
an amendment 90 the state Consu.
tuition. was passed ty the General
Assembly at It's regular session OF
1919, aud that the Same viii be
submitted 90 the electors OF the
20 be held Monday September 18th
isit for adoption or relecton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
Sc UN ATRE-
VIDO PLAN.

En- la capital del ImperiO
de GuilIermo II. Sc ha publica-
do un informe por Ia oficina
de la prensa, en- ell que Sc
transcribe una nota publicada
Dor un peri6dico de Inglate-
TIA, Y dice:
la revista naval inglesa
"Nautilus' da la noticia de
que ell ultimo lord del Almi-
rantazgo, Principe Luis de
Battenberg, tenia ell proyec-
to de cortar la flota alemana
en- las aguas de Noruega la
noche del primero al dos de
Agosto pasado; pero que Ia
INDIGESTION del gabinete brita-
nico habia hecho que sus pla-
mes Sc fustraran."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
IA R~ESISTENCIA DE LOS
ALEMANES ES DIGNA
DEL ATAQUE DE LOS
ALIADOS.

Los alemanes, demasiadO as
tutoS en- las cuestioneS militia
res, Green que ell ataque prin-
cipal de sus enemigos, 10 en-
pTenderan por otrO rumbO dis
zandO actualmente, Y en- vista
de clio Sc preperan cuidadOsa-
mente para evitar una sorpre-
sa. Esto es 10 que Sc cree de-
Dido a que los soldados del
Kaiser est&n reconcentrando
una gran cantidad de fuerzao
en- Courtrai, 81 es que ellos mis-
no emprenden antes I'm
movimiento offensive para con
trarestar el de los aliados.
Ell punto en- donde Sc es-
tan reconcentrandO, eS suma-
mente eStrategico, pues en- ca
so dado pueden movilizarse
prontamente bien hacia Elan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
CONTINUAN LOS NEGOCIOS
A PESAR DE LA CUE
IRA EN- VARSOVIA

DespgchoS procedentes dl-
cecjam-ltc dc Varso.i ia, hacen
a - nc e. aqlcl.a ciudad
los negocios con-.nuan afec-
cuandose con Ia misma activi-
dad que EN- los dias de paz,
d pesar de la prOXimidad 4
que Sc encuentra eI frente de
las lineaS combatientes.
Aunque a veces Sc escucha
el canonco de los cOmbateS,
Ia muchcdumbre no esta eN-
cItada ' Sc prepare para fes-
tejar las fiestas de Navidad.
Las GALES estan siendO enga-
lanadas, y la concurrencia acu
de a las tiendas y cafes con
81 habitual buen humor.
En- todos los ~circuios sOcialeS
predomina Ia creencia de que
Varsoyia no podra ser tomada
por los alcmanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
Fl rey Pedro entrO a BEL
arad0 a Ia cabeza de SUI
ei6rcitO viGtOriCsO

De conformidad con un des-
pacho de NiSh a Ia agencla
Reuter- de Londres, Sc sabe que
ell anciano Rey Pedro y los Prin
cipes Alexandra y Jorge, ell pr
nero heredero de Ia Corona,
entraron va a la Capital del
RENO de Servia, a la cabeza del
abnegado pero al fin victorioso
ej6rcitO.
SegGn los informeS proper
cionadoS por ell Estado Mayor
servio, para la fecha no queda
en- ell territorio del pals, un
solo auStriaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17

alemana de information, hi
20 pUblico eli siguiente parte:
LA persecution de los rusos
en- Ia Galicia occidental con-
tinua a~ctivamente, habiendo
logrado llegar los austriacos
q las llanuras de Allenthal
despu6s de algunos encuentros
de importancia. Ell informe de
los austriacos anade:
"Nuestras tropas han avanza
90 victoriosamente en- los Car
patos, habi&ndo>e capturado
aver mas de 10000 rusos.
EN- la Polonia los rusos
!siguen cediendo al empuje
de la ofensiva alemana-aus-
triaca, Y Ia posici6n de sus fuer
zas principles no podra ser
sostenida por mucho TEMPO.
Sc esDera que para manana
lenga lugar IN fuerte combate
cerca del rio San"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17

Como nuestros lectores ha-
bran notado, tenemos en- nues-
tro diario una seccion llamada
de Anuncios Economics, go
bre la cual queremos lamar la
atencion del publico en- gene
raj.
Esta seccion es de verdade-
"a importancia para ell que
busca un empleo, para ell que
quiere I'm empleo, para ell que
quiere un empleado o sirvien"
te, para ell que tiene sigo que
.vender o comprar, para todos,
en- resumen, los que necesitan
pcnerse en- contacto con al
guien para llevar a cabo ell a.
.reglo de cualquier negocio.
"LA PRENSA" es ell periodi-
co nlexicano mas leido dentro
y fuera de San Antonio y sus
anuncios son de resultados
PRACTICES inmediatos. En- GUAM
to al precio de ellos en- la sec
cion de Anuncios Economics,
bastenos decir que podemos
pubiicarios hasta por la insig-
nificante suma de Is centavos.
ST necesita listed trabajo o
empleados, 81 trata de rentar,
comprar o vender alguna casa
O terreno, 81 ha perdido alguna
cosa, 81 quiere comprar o ven
der muebles, joyas, etc. pase a
nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a conocer nuestras condolences
para publican los anuncios e.
conomicos. Por muy POGO di-
nero conseguira 10 que listed
desea, pues ola PRENSA" es
Zelda en- todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17

Vistula Sc estan concentrando
grandes cantidades de fuer-
zas enemigas. Otras han sido
descubiertas Ell eli area ad-
yacente al mismo rio, cerca
de How, precisamente frente
a nuestra Inca frontal.
'Desde ell dia "A en- la ma
mana Sc esta verificando IN
nutrido combate entire Lowicz,
ell Vistula Y la orilla izquier-
ia del Bzura, habiendo habi-
do alternatives por ambos la
dos. Nuestras tropas, sin en-
barge, han logrado hacer al
gunOS a~vances."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
DE "A GUERRA.

Las noticias oficiales relati-
vas a triunfos importantes obte
nidos per los franceses, ingle-
ses y belgas, han sido confirma
das completamente.
La oficina FRANCESCA de infor-
maci6n convene en- que los ale
names han ganado terreno en
Steinbach, Alsacia.
Los moscovitas continuan a
nunciando exitos en- Ia region
de Mlawa.
De Berlin avisan que debido
q la superioridad numerical de,
ejGrcito russo Ia columna alema,
na que saIio de Soldau, Prus.>
Oriental, hacia Mlawa, fue O,
bligada a retroceder hasta sG2
sntiguas pos;ciones.
EI crucero alemSn Cormo,
rant Sc ha internado en- Guam
Y 81 Dresden ha saiido de Pm
ia Arenas, con rumbo descono>
edo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
BANOUER0S A
LA INDEMNIZACION

Tn telegrama del %correspon-
sal de la Agencia Havas en-
Berna. dice que Ia Gaceta de
Colonia ha publicado una infor
maci6n en- la cual asienta que
el monte de la primera indem-
nizaci6n impuesta a Belgica
por Alemania, sera pagada
por IN grupo de banqueros
belgas, que asf 10 han conve-
en- diez pages peri6di-
cos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
LOS ALIADOS HAGEN I'M


FL hechO de que los aliadOs
est6n posesionados de Hole
beke en- Flandes y de que IN
fuerte combate haya principal
do nuevamente, demuestra que
aquellos lograron hacer avan-
ces muy impOrtantes en- los
iltimos dos dias de la seman&
7asada, cuando fueron ataca-
dos Dor los invasores a dos mi
Has al oeste de St. Eloy.
Respecto de las operaciones
de Ia region de Argonne, los
informes oficiales dicen sofia
mente: "Hemos hecho algunOs
ayances Y mantenemOs nues-
tras posiciones delanteras que
ocupamos los dlitimos dias."
Las fuerzaS detenIdaS er
Steinbach por los alemanes,
son las cue pertenecen al ala
izquierda de unestrO ejercito,
que por algun tempo ha esta-
do luchand0 por abrirSe pasO
a MuelhauSen, Y que ha To-
grade limpiar de teutOnes una
gran parte de Alsacia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
POR Ell. CAMPO ORIENTAL
DE A GUERRA.

De teatro oriental de Ia
guerra las dnicas noticias que
lIegan, son las references a
que una columna alemana cue
habia salido de Soldau Y mar
chaba q travGs de Mlawa ha-
cia Varsovia, Ia sidO deteni-
da por ell ej6rci;O russo, Y obi
gada a retroceGer hasta suS
antiques posisiones, debidO sin
duda a Ia enorme superiori-
dad de los moscovitaS. Y CO.
mo esta noticia q sido dada
FOR Ell miSmo Estado Mayor ale
man, viene a confirmar en- IN
TODD, la referente a los triun-
fos de los rusos en- aQuella re-
gi6n.
Los auStriacOs, segun los in
formes de ellos mismOs, CONT
nGan atrayesand0 los Carpa-
tos, Y arrojandO q los ruSOS de
las faldas de la izquierda ha-
cia ell rio San. Este mismo ej6r-
icito austriaco ayudado por
los refuerzos aIemanes, tiene
la mejor intenci6n de impedir
ell avance de los rusos, y ha
ser possible obligarlos a reti-
rarse del frente de Cracovia
y de Przemysl.
En- cambio en- Servia todavia
no Sc recobran los subditOs de
Francisco jose de Ia sorpersa
que los soldados del Rey Pc
dro les dieron; pues p~recisa-
mente cuando ellos pensaban
que va iban a acabar con e.
pequeno pals, result6 que de
la noche a la manana Sc en-
cuentran derrotados y obliga-
dos a huir en- complete des-
bandada.
Parece que Ia 0nica parte
de Servia, que Sc encuentra ac-
tualmente en- manos de los aus
triacos, es una pequeha pOr-
ci6n del pals, en- donde Sc ha-
Han las poblaciones de Sha-
bats y Losnitz.
Ell pequeno ej6rcito monte
negrin0 esta sacandO tambien
su ventajas, segdn los informes
que Hogan de Cettinie, habien
do logrado cortar una parte
del ala derecha de los austria
COS que Sc retro hacia B0s-
Uia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
La ofensiva de los aliados les
proporciana varios triunfos

FL movimiento offensive de
los franceses e ingieses ha to-
mado va I'm caracte- general y
debido a este han logradO a.
vanzar con Sus fuerZaS princi-
DaImente en- FlanGes, Argonne,
Woevre Y Alsacia.
Los f~ranceses anuncian que
han obtenidO grandes triunfOs
en- tGdas eSaS regiOnes, con eX-
s---- -~.- --v=s
cepci6n de Steinbach en- la AL
sacia, mientraS que los infor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
RUSSIA.

Petrogrado, Die, ID La
siguiente communication official
Sc ha recibid0 de los cuartele3
generates Gle Ia Inca del fren
te.
"ContinGan las acciones cam
pales en- la region de Mlawa,
en- donde los triunfos obteni-
dos por nuestras fuerzas Sc
suceden uros a otros.
EN- la orilla izquierda del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17

mes oficialeS alemanes niegan
que sus enemigoS hayan obte-
nido eSaS victOrias.
Sin embargo, parece que en-
efecto los aliados que ahora
tienen mucho mayor nImerO
de fuerzas que sus enemigOs,
10 mismo que arcilleria, han
hecho algunos progresses y en-
prendido con 6XitO algunOs
Vigorosos contra ataques sobre
los teutOnes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17
NCTICIAS OFICIALES DE LA
GUERRA.
FRANCIA.
FRANCIA.

Paris, Die. Liza siguien-
tie communication Official, fue
publicada anoche pOr la Off
Gina de Ia guerra:
Las tropas francO-belgas
que Sc encontraban en- Nieu-
port, han sido trasladadas q
los puestos avanzadOs de la
Inca que Sc extiende del oeste
de Lombaertzyde 6 la rancho
ria de San Jorge, en- terri
5orio belga.
EN- IN ataqut dado al sur
de Ypr6s, en- la direction de
KILN Zeillebeke, logramos
avanzar 500 metros.
LAS alturas que dominan
la poblaci6n de Steinbach,
permanecen en- nuestrO poder,
la region de Alsacia.
EN- las demas parties del
frente no ha nabido acOnteci-
mientOs de importancia."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-17

des O bien hacia ell sur de Ia
frOntera franceSa.
Por de pronto la ~reSisten-
cia que estan opOniendo &
los ataQueS de los an~glo-fran-
ceses es tan poderoso, como ell
esfuerzo miSmo que 6Stos es-
tan desarrollandO.