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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
Baseball MinstreIs.

Seventeen of the cleverest colored
entertainers in Iowa will appear in
the minstrel show at the Hippodrome
| theatre Monday evening for the bene-
! fit of the keokuk Baseball associa-
ton. Every one OF the seventeen is
local man. They are preparing one
of the classiest entertainments that
local talent has ever appeared I'm
here There will be six end men with
eleven in the circle. A collection of
the latest songs and dances are being
rehearsed each night by the company.
These men who are giving their time
and services to the baseball associa-
ton in presenting this show, deserve
much credit from the people Of the
community. They deserve, and with
out question will have, crowded
house when they appear at the Hippo
drome Monday evening.
Those who are to take part in the
show are: James Franklin, Elmer
Townsend, Haze Hedge, John Baker,
Arthur Frig, and Howard Burell, end
men: William Martin, Arthur Fox,
Charles Williams, Earl Ware, Joseph
Fields, William Webb, Earl Johnson,
Stanley Johnson, Earnest Holt, Theo-
dore Hinch and John Thomas, in the
clTcie.-AdveruSem
Colonial Tonight.
| The Colonial has arranged a big
! feature night for tonight. Seven reels
of pictures, including that great fea-
ture picture THE Evil of Divorce
This great question of the hour which
!! has been produced in moving pic
lures has not been surpassed up to
! date. A picture which teaches a
great moral lesson, depicting the
downfall Of the present generation.
! This picture should be seen by every
| man and woman This feature has
been endorsed by the press for its
moral value and its influence towards
connecting the social evils Of divorce
! ings Of the Bible lesson wherein It
says, Let no man put asunder what
God has tied together" Don't miss this
great feature. A two reel feature en-
titled ''The Western Border" with
Iona Darkfeather, the great Indian
actress. Allstar night Mary Pickford
! in IAN Unwelcome Guest" Coming
Sunday, Olson Morril Musical Com
edy company.-Advertise
| At the Grand.
! The final episode of 1.-THE $40 1000.
/ 900 Mystery will be presented at the
! Grand tonight, together with the thir-
| teenth episode Of Runaway June
and two reel educational feature,
/ Making Paint" The first show will
start promptly at o'clock, the sec
ond at $40 and the last at 9:15. On
account OF the many endorsements
from exhibitors as to the quality Of
THE Bargain there VIII be five
showings Of this great feature tomor.
row. 2:30, 4, 7, 8 and 9:15. "The Bar
gain Is wonderfully strong western
| drama. featuring the popular actor
William s. Hart. 1t is a typical west.
ern story full Of fast, thrilling action
some of which is most sensational
One scene in particular warrants spe-
ciaI mention. William s. Hart who
plays the leading part, and his horse
roll over and down an embankment
This act in itself is most wonderful
AS the picture was taken in the
grand canyon OF Arizona, scenes
were taken that give the picture ar
air of decided freshness. Make your
plans to see this great Paramount pro
/ gram -Adyertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
Standard Remedy
For Many Homes

Indigestion and CONSTIPATION arg
two conditions closely related and
the cause Of much physical suher-
Ing.
The tendency to indulge ones ap-
petite Is general. 60 that most peo-
Pile suffer at some time or another
from rebellion OF the oveTtaxed or
gans OF digestion and elimination.
A simple. pleasantly effective rem
edy that viii quickly relieve the
congestion OF poisonous waste and
restore regularity. is the combina'
ton OF simple laxative herbs with
pepsin, sold In drug stores under
the name Of Dr.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin. This is . mild, pleasant
laxative tonic and digestant, anso-
lutely free from opiates or narcotic
drugs and has been the standard
household remedy In countless
homes for many years. A free trial
bottle can be obtained by writing to
DR.. W. B. Caldwell, 49, Washing
ton ST., Monticello, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
name IS BOYS
IN INFORMATION
schoi Boys Harrassed Motorman on
Mckinley Avenue Car, is
Charge Filed This
Morning.
MEXICAN IS SENTENCED
Frank Lugo and American Wife Draw
Thirty Day Sentence
on DisorderIy
Charge.

Informations against thirteen
school boys were filed in the superior
court this morning in which they
were charged with disturbing the
peace of ]. D. Polite and James Pull
len, employees of the Keokuk Elec-
trio company who have charge of the
Mckinley avenue stub line car.
The car is operated by but one
man at a time. this man working as
both motorman and conductor. The
boys, it is alleged, have been jumping
on and off the car, pulling off the troll
ley. and in other ways impeding the
progress Of the car and aggrayating
and hindering the man in charge.
When the motorman is in the front
end of the car the boys will get on
the rear end If he goes back to the
rear end after them they will pull OF
the trolley and then run to the front
end, it is alleged. This has been go
ing on for several weeks. almost
daily, according to the men who are
making the complaint.
The boys live in various parts Of
the city and evidently have been
going a long way to enjoy the sport.
Those named in the informations
were: Charles Randall, Julius Carl
son, Raymond Smith. Herbert Vogel,
Carl Scherer Joe Morlan, Morris
Schultz, Robert Bear, Edward Bre-
heny, Earnest Marks, Thomas For
luer, Louis Leroy and Sam futile.
The police expected to get the boys
out of school and take them before
Judge Mcnamara to answer the
charge this afternoon The informa-
ton was filed against them by A. c..
Anderson, superintendent of the Keo-
kuk Electric company.
Frank Lugo, Mexican, and Nellie,
his wife, an American, were SEN
fenced to thirty days Imprisonment in
the county jaid by Judge Mcnamara
this morning on charge of having
been found drunk and disorderly at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

..Ne~ York symphony Orchestra
This organization. with Walter
Damrosch to be in burlington ON the
night OF May 18th.
Walter Damrosch, conductor OF the
New York symphony orchestra has al
various times devoted himself TO
composition. to conducting grant
opera: and to lecture recitais bat
after all il is perhaps as the conductor
and program maker that he exce's
The masking of programs is an art
that is not understood by all cond''c,
tors.
Since he left the Metropolitan opera
house fifteen years ago, Atr. DamroscR
has devoted himself heart and soul TO
the perfecting of the New York Syn
phony orchestra The future OF his
orchestra is now definitely assured
by the magnificent endowment of
Mr.. Harry Hardness Flagler of one
hundred thousand dollars s year This
gift is one of the great events in the
musical history of America, and will
be far reaching IN its influence on
the future development of music III
New York and the country at large.
The New York symphony orchestra
is now in position of absolute
financial independence which has beel
the dream OF its conductor for many
years. The members of the orchestra
are the foremost players of their re-
spective instruments and as they have
been under the baton of Mr.. Dam
rosch for years, the finest details OF
technique and nuance are obtained.
Keokuk devotees of symphonic mus
ic will no doubt be pleased to know
thct the New York Symphony orches-
ira and Conductor Damrosch will APP
pear in Burlington at the Grand on
May the 18th, evening only.-Adyer-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

~ cents, in the Kellogg
~ WAXTITE package,
which keeps the fresh, good
flavor in-and all other f1avors
out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

has been quietly making secure
place for itself in public favor. both
locally and throughout the country as
q dignifed and efficient exponent OF
chamber music. The players give a
good account Of themselves in their
work and displayed not only zeal and
musicianly feeling in delivery, but
carefully trained skill
The quartet will appear at the
Grand Monday evening.-Advertlse-
ment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
Slight Operation.

NEW YORK, April 15.-What was
said to be minor operation was to
be performed today at Roosevelt hos
pital upon Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
The former president was at her bed
side.
Hospital authorities refused details
of Mrs. Roosevelts condition, but 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
zoeIIner String ouartette.

The Monday Muse club, which has
already brought to Keokuk during
this present season several splendid
attractions, will present to the people
Of Keokuk on Monday evening, April
49, the Zoellner string quartet of
Brussels. This quartet Is considered
BY critics, everywhere, to be one Of
the great string quartets of the,
world. II Is duplicating on its Amer1-
can tour the European success, and
Keokuk music lovers and the public
generally should realize what splen-
did treat Is in store for them next
Monday. One way in which the people
OF this city can show their apprecia-
ton Of the Monday Music club for its
consistent policy In giving Keokuk the
best In music, fs to patronize this at
traction next Monday evening. 1t Is
seldom that a city OF Keokuk's size
secures the talent which the club has
been bringing here.
Everywhere that the quartet has
appeared. It has been given the most
glowing criticisms. The New York
, suns critic said Of the appearance IN
Aeolian hail: THE Zoeilner quartet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
NEWCOMB TO SPEAK
AT SONS BANQUET
Local Minister VIII Attend Annual
Meeting State s. A. RS and
Will be on Program.

Rev. E. B. Newcomb, D. D.. went to
Des Moines today to attend the an
nual meeting of the Inter-church Fed
Grafton OF Iowa, of which he is prest-
dent.
He will also attend the annual meet
ing OF the Iowa society Sons OF the
American Revolution and will SPEAK
at the social meeting and banquet
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

s2e Main street last night. They said
their home was in Hannibal.
Glenn Farrell, charged with intoxi-
cation, was fined costs amounting to
s2.S5. >
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

Long on Popularity.
Boone News-Republican: King AL
bert of Belgium is the most popular
monarch in America-if that does HIM
any good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

was said not to be serious and be-
lieved to be complications resulting
from a fall from her horse about
three years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15

Beware Of limitations!
Manson Democrat: The near beer
bill doesn't look good to US. Either
the genuine article or little Colfax
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Tercgrama especial para Ia rRE>~N.

NUEVA YORK. Oct. !7-El dia-
RIO The New York Times" pu5!ico
en- el numero co~rezpondiency al d.a
De hoy. una ex;cnsa correspondence
de Ia ciudad De Mexico. e. Il ca@. &
hacc un f!dedigno relate dc ia si,ua-
ci5n en- que Sc cncue0tra IA capital
meyicaaa.
Los princip"ies asun;os tr&.ados en-
l. correspondence que aludo. son
los siguienres:
La opinion publica esta todavl& en-
contra de Carranza. q pcsar lie los
esfuerzos que han estado hacienda
los sIbalterros del Primer Jctc y es-
pccialmente Pablo Gonzalez. para
hacer que q opinion del pueblo s..
incline un POGO en- favor del iete de
Ia Revoluci6n.
La opinion D1J.ie0 no h. dado Z
importance" O. los carr-:tiSs@s. a
n nctic.a d, n"1.;E.5 s-y.ooc:'".cn-
to del s25o7 Carran=a poe Jos "a los
Unidos Y denis passes am>rjc2aas.
y no le ha dado inDort@ncia, Povcuc
no Sc tiene Ia se-@":Jad dc que RI
Prime Jeta. una ~e" ~econoci!o.
Gamble radicalmente su poii.ica que
ha VeriGo desa-ro.laG19. :: sOU-e to-
do, que logre remedj&~ los nca.c= g-:a
.. +I;,-,,, ~ ,,,aItro Rr.f.=.In .r-ra i9s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
relsar,ma especial para LA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, Octubre IL
Gran sensaci6n cause en- eSta ciudad
I'm articulo editorial pubhcado hoy
por el peri6dico Morning Star" de
Nueva Orleans. La, Y que tUv te.c-
grafiado a los principaleS perlot!cos
de eSta capital.
El editorial del diario mencioaado
es Ut duro ataque contra el Pres!-
dente Wilson. por haber preStado ayu
da Don VenuStiano Carranza ' ira
tar ahora de reconocerio como el je-
fe de un gobierno en- Mexico.
El Morning Star" esta ren@-aJo
como el 6rgano de los cat6licoS ame-
ricanos en- la region Sur de los E.
tados Unidos Y Sc eStima que eJ edi.
torial a que Sc alude ha sido inSpi,
RADIO por los referidos catolicos. quie,
nes desean hacer patente por e>e me
dio. su diSgusto por u pollrlca qul
ha venido desarrollando e. PreSjden,
te Wilson con relacion al problem;
mexicano.
El Morning Star" dice en- una pa,
te de su articulo editorial, que el Pr;
sidente Wilson tendra que reSpoAde
ante el pals, por haber ayudado III
bandido, senaiando como tai q Ca
rranZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

LONDRES, Oct. 17.-Ayer murio
en- esta capital el conocido diploma
tico britanico Sir Lionel Garden, que
fue por algln tempo 'Ministro de Ia
Gran Bretana en- la Republica Me-
xicana.
Sir Garden fue uno de los repre-
sentantes extranjeros en- Mexico que
mas Sc empenaron en- que el gobier-
no del general Huerta fuera recono-
cido por los Estados unidos. habien-
do criticado Ia politica del Presiden-
te Wilson al no querer otorgar dicho
reconocimiento.
Sir Garden fue removido de su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Los CATOICOS ATACAN DURANENTE
Al PRESIDENTE WILSON POR. .HA-
Der AYUDiDO 4 CARRANzA
EN- I'm EDITORIAL DEL PERODEO Que Les SRVE De ORGANO
Sc Dice QUE FL RECONOCHENTO De CARRANzA ES I'm
NSULTO DEL COB. A Los CATOLICG De Los EE. UU.

"EI recouocimiento de Carranza.
despues del tratamiento que este ha
dado Il los sacerdotes Y monjas-dice
el Morning Star"-y despu6s De
que di0 = conocer su programa anti
catolico. eS IN insulto que hace el
gobierno i los catolicoS de los Es-
cados Unidos. quienes por medic de
sus prelados Sc dirigiran al Hresi-
dente Wilson solicitando cue no lie
We cabo el anunciado reconocimien-
TO de Carranza.
El mismo periodico. en- Ia parte fl
nal de- articulo editorial que tanta
, sensation ha cauSado en- eSta ciuda9,
afirma que ell ex-Secretario Bryan
empeno en- cierta OCCASION solemnemen
te su palabra de que ningun gobier-
no anti-catolico seria reconocido en-
Mexico. Y que el Presidente Wilson
debia haber mantenido eSa prone
81. no Importance en- 10 absolute ei
que hubiera Salido Mr.. Bryan del ga.
binete.
El articulo termina asegurando
que los cat6licos votaran en- contra
de Mr.. Wilson en- las pr6ximas cleo
clones presidenciales, para evitar que
salga reelecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
CARRANzA QUIERE CREAR UN
FONDO De RESERVA PARA
GARANTHAR SU PAPEL
FL AGENTE CARRANCISTA EN- NUEVA YORK
Dice QUE LAS FUERzAS zAPATISTAS
ESTAh DESMTECRADAS

Tcrgrama especial para LA PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Octubre lila
agencia carranciSta establecida Ell
esta ciudad manifesto hoy que ha re-
cibido un mensaje de Ia ciudad de
Mexico en- el cual Sc lie informa que
el gobierno constitucionalista esta
estudiando la manera de crear una
reserva metalica para garantizar to-
das las emisiones de papel moneda
que ell mismo gobierno ha emitido
hasta Ia fecha.
La misma agencia dice que en- otro
desracho de la capital mexicana, Sc
le dice que las fuerzas del general
Zapata Sc encuentran muy desinte-
gradas Y que Sc espera que muy prom
20 la sautoridades carrancistas po-
dram dominar Ia situaci6n en- esa
region del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Inesperadamente salio el Primer
Jefe de Monterrey, para
Saltillo y Torreon
Francisco Vizcaya, muy conocido en- la Ciudad de
N Laredo, fue nombrado por Carranza,
jefe de la Agencia Aduanal

f"s c0nsfitucionaistaS como los pa
clflcadOrcS de- Mexico.
Nanana saldra el Primer Jefe con
todo Su acOmpalamiento para la
Ciudad De TOrre6n de donde regre-
sara a medados de la semana, per-
maneciendo aqui variOs dias con Su
familia antcS de rcgrrSar a Vera
cruz
Telrgrama especial para la PRENSA.
LAREDO, Tex, Oct. 17-Con gran
sorpresa del publico Sc supo hoy que
Don Venustiano Carranza, despues
de permanecer unas cuantas horas en-
la ciudad de Monterrey, a donde a
rrib6 aver, salio para la ciudad de
Pasa a la Pag 81. Col "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
FL ENDAjADOR ALEhAN EN-
WASHINGTON PRESENIA UNA
QUEjA CONTRA INCLATERRA
ASEGURA QUE LAS AUTORDADES INCLESAS
DIERON hUERTE A ONCE hbRINOS ALE
NAMES CON TODA SANCRE FRlA
relegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-El En-
baiador aleman en- esta ciudad, con-
de Bernstorff, expuso ante Ia Secre-
taria de Relaciones del gobierno ame
ricano una declaration jurada, en- Ia
cual manifesto que las autoridades
inglesas dieron muerte de una name
ra cruel Y con toda sangre fra, i
once marineros pertenecienteS Ia
tripulaci6n de un submarine aleman
que Sc rindio hace POGO tempo, a un
barco de guerra britanico en- el Mar
del Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Sc RUNORA QUE VARIOS JEFES
zAPATISTAS QUIEREN SOME
TERSE A CARRANZA
DICFSE QUE ENTIRE Los QUE HAN SOLICI-
TADO AHNISTIA ESTAN Los GRALES. B.
ARCUhfD0 Y ]. A. ALHAZAN
relegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

NUEVA YORK, Oct. l7.-En las
noticias recibdas hoy ell esta ciu-
dad hay una que dice que Ia Secre
ta.ia de Rellciones del gobierno ame-
ricano, ha recibido informes de fuen
te fidedgna en- los cuales sc mani
fiesta que varios jefes zapatistas,
entire otros los conocidos eX fedora
les Benjamin Argumedo : Juan An
drew A!maZan, estan procurando en-.
trar en- arreglos con las autoridades
carrancistas, fin dc poderse acoger
a la amnistia que Sc dice ha deere.
tado Pablo Gonzalez.
Asegurase en- esos mensajes que en-
case de que Sc les conceda la amnis-
tia esos jefcs Sc reuniran con varios
miles de hombres que traen bajo sus
0rdeneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Sc ENCUENTRA EN- LAREDO TE-
XAS FL JEFE CONVENC|GNIS-
IA PEDRO SEPULFEDA
DECLARE QUE Los VILLISTAS NO ESTAN
DERHORAIzADOS, S,PERO QUE 81 ASIFUE-
RA CARRANzA NO Los DORIHARA
relegrama especial para La PRENSA.


LAREDO, Tex. Oct. 17.-Ayer
lego a esta ciudad el conocido jefe
revolucionario Pedro Sepulveda, que
en- un tempo opero juntamente con
Orestes Pereira Y otros jefes Willis
tas en- eI Estado de Nuevo Leon,
principalmente en- Ia region en- que
atraviesa la via del ferrocarril Nacio-
nal de Mexico.
Sepulveda ha declarado que no cree
que los villistas esttn muy debilita
dos desmoralizados como la prem.
sa carrancista ha venido publicando.
pero que aun en- el case de que asi
fuera, Carranza no lograria acabar
con ellos Y pacificar la region de!
pals, en- donde por tanto tempo do
mino Villa.
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Telegrama especial para la PRENSA.
lRecibidO a la LIS 4. NJ


SALTILLO Octubre iS.-HOy
LEGO a esta ciudad eI Primer Jefe
del GobicrnO COnStitucionalista Sr.
YenustianO Carranza con la romiti-
va que 10 acOmpaha entire quienes
Sc cuenta 81 general Aware Obre-
g6n.
Una gran muIt!tud de sc.t1 con-
curri6 a Ia cStaci6h a i':.:tbir a.
Primer Jefe d fut entusiasiamcnte
aclamadO.
Durante su trayectO de Ia esta-
ci6n al palacio de GobicrnO las nj
mas de las eScuelas arrOjarOn flores
al paso de la cOmitiva y el pueblo
victoreaba a Carranza y dennis je-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
ITALIA PRETENDE C0LOCAR UN
EhPRESTITO De Is HILLONES
De PESOS EN- T. UHIDOS
DICESE QUE A ESE EFECTO ESTAH TRABA-
JANDO VA EN- ESTE Pals YARIOS A6Ek-
IESDE AQUEL GORIERkO

ROMA. Octubre 17.-Hoy Sc su-
DO en- esta capital que el gobierno
italiano esta hacienda las agencias
necesarias para yer 81 consigue colo
car un emprestito de veinticinco mi
Homes de d6lares en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Dicese que a ese efecto algunos a
gentes del gobierno estan pulSando
la opinion de los grandes banqueros
norte-americanos Y que es probable
que tai operacion Sc lleve a efecto,
pues parece que los financieroS anne
ricanoS haran la operaci6n siempre
que Sc les garantice bien su dinero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
.EL COB. IHGLES CREARl I'm
INPUESTO SOBRE SUEL-
DOSY ROH0RARI0S
LA NGTIClA HA CAUSADO GRsH EXCITA-
C!ON EN- TODO FL RENO Use RACEh
DURGS C0HEhTARi0S PARA FL COB.


LONDRES. Oct. 17.-Gran eXcita-
ci6n ha causado en- esta capital la no.
ticia de que el gobierno britanico es-
L! eytudiando Ia manera de crear un
impuesto conSiStente en- Ia mitad dc
les sueldos ' honorarios que percibe4
todoS los ciudadanOs de lnglaterra,
para poder atender los gastos que
el gobierno esra erogandO.
Todos los peri6dicos que ven Ia luz
en- esta capital, al dar cuenta de Ia
noticia. hacen concentrates en- los
cuales ponen en- duda la necesidad de
esa medida Y critican por 10 tanto
la politica del gobierno ingles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
Muri6 en- Londres el ex-Ministro
ingl6s en- Mexico, Sir
Lionel, Garden
Fue uno de los representatives extrsnjero que
mas trabajaron por que los Estados Onidos
recorocieran al ex-presidente Huerta

puesto en- Ia capital mcXicana, en-
Agosto del ano pasado, POGO desputs
de Ia caida del gobierno del general
Huerta.
Sir Lionel Edward Garden nacio
en- el Condado de Tipperary, Irlan-
da, en- 1851. Antes de ser nombra-
do MiniStro de Inglaterra en- Mexi-
co, desempenaba eI nlismo puesto
en- Ia Republica del Brasil. Su lie
gada a Mexico tuvo lugar precisa-
mente en- el periodo mas intense del
gobierno de Huerta, pues este jefe a
cababa de car el golpe de Estado. or
Pasa a la Pag 5a. Col. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18
tcgica Posicion al sureste
de Neuville.

En- las noticias oficiales publica-
las hoy en- esta capital por el Minis
terio de la Guerra. sc da cucnta de
que las tropas frarcesas que operan
en la region de Arras. Y que han We
Hido alcan@a&do importantes triun
EOS desde que Sc inicio Ia ofensiva de
los aliados. han obtenido una nue.
- victoria durante el dia de aver,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-18

PARIS. Oct. Liza question bal
kanica sigue absorbiendo por compile
to Ia atencion en- csta capital Y en- to-
dos los circulos no Sc habla de otra
cosa que de ese conflicto.
Il gabinete Sc reuni6 nuevamentc
para tratar esa question; pcro no Sc
han dado detaIIes de los acuerdoS
cue en- la junta Sc hayan tornado. ST.
kesc Solamente que manana 0 paSaGo.
el gobierno cXpedira un manifesto,
en- el cual declarara que un estado
dc guerra eXiste entire Francia y
Bulgaria. tai Y como acaba de hacerlo
a Gran Bretana.
En- vista De este, crtese que el 60
Lierno enviara mas tropas Sal0ni-
CO con objeto de cue marchcn ayu-
dar a los serbios y que parte de n
escuadra que Sc encueAt"% operan-
DO con Ia flota inglesa ea lbs Oar
Ganelos. cooDerari con ios ha"cos bri
tinicos en- hacer effective q hlGYueO
dcclarado por Inglaterra i les Per
Los bulgaros del Mar E@eo.
Les franceses capturaron una cstra-
Il