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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Personal Mention.

c. Hufnagel made business trip
to Spokane Monday.
Mrs G. l. Sage has been reported
i'll with a severe cold the past week.
S. E. Beggs was in Occur d'Alene
several days last week on business.
Mrs. E G. Greenup has been re-
ported quite Ill the last week or two.
Bernard Nelson has been bus at
the Rathdrum Iron Works this week,
during the Illness of L. e. Kirk
patrick, the proprietor.
Miss Dorothea WenZ is at home
from the University Of Idaho for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. II. R. Saunders returned
home last week from southern Idaho
where she visited her mother, Mrs
G Engilking.
Mrs. T. L. Quarles, son Thomas
and daughter Catherine were over
from Occur d'Alene for brief visit
the first of the week.
w. f. Gum hauled load of house
hold goods to Occur d'Alene, Tuesday,
for Sheriff Quarles.
John e. Hollar was out again the
latter part of last week after two
weeks Illness with rheumatism.
Little S. f. Beggs, Jr., who has
been very i'll for two weeks or more is
ported convalescent.
Go to the Postoffice store for all the
latest designs 10 Valentine nov elites
F. W. Esgate, county commits slone
for the second district, was in towI
last Saturday with patient from st
Joe for the county hospital.
Mrs. D. d brennan has been callet
upon to mourn the loss of her mother
Mrs. Cross, who died at Coe ur d.
Alene, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
brennan had been attending tn
aged lady for more than week
Jas. II. Wright of Hauser la ke We
In town last Friday on bushes
trip, and reported that Mr.. Btunne
who resides near the head of the lake
expects to start a sawmill the CON
ing spring.
For Sale Chaap-1 horse ligh
spring delivery wagon. 1nqu ire a
this Office. 1t
John Fifer of Mohler. who at tende
his mothers funeral here, left 90 tt
3o'clCck train Thursday AFTERNOON
last week for his home. John q JweI
his neighbor, who accompanied hi
here, remained until this week visit
ing at the homes of w. f. Fehlhab
and o. c. Brown.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Mexico.

In Mexico Carranza's troops under
General Oregon occupied Mexico
City and on Feb. were considering
moving all the department offices to
Vera Cruz. General Urbina with
5000 of Villas troops occupied San
Luis Potosl, the Carranza garrison
evacuating the place. Villa is on
the way to capture Tampico, which
will give him a seaport.
On Feb. 3, Villa proclaime | him
self IN charge of the presidency of
Mexico and appointed a cabinet
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Band Concert Sunday.

Program for Sunday concert at the
Fraternal Hall, Rathdrum, Ida, Feb.
!, 1915, p. NJ
March, On Wisconsin "Aerie 1897.
Overture, "Indian Maiden.
Song, It's Long Way to Tipperary.
March, Stars and Stripes Forever.
Intermission minutes.
March, Invercargill Cake Walk, 1.-The
Colored 400".
Serenade, A Night in June.
Concert Waltz, Flowers of the Wild
Wood.
March, Berry's U. S. Republic Band
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Recognized Advantages.

You will find that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has recognized advan.
tages over most medicines in use for
coughs and colds. It does not sup
press a cough but loosens and relieves
t. 1t aids expectoration and OF en-
the secretions, which. enables the
system to throw off cold. 1t coun-
teracts any tendency of a cold 10
result In pneumonia. 1t contains no
opium or other narcotic, and may e
given to child as confidently as to
an adult. For sale by all dtalers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Local Paragraphs.

About three inches of snow fol-
lowed three days OF rain Wednes
day night.
Logs are being delivered at the
Reinhart sawmill few miles west
OF town.
The merger of the two telephone
systems at this place is expected
to take place soon.
The German Methodist mission
airy society met yesterday with
Mrs. Fred Herring.
Someone has remarked that the
moon won't have time to get full
this month. This February has
only 28 days.
The Panhandle Lumber COM
pany is receiving loss on the |. &
w. N. right of way here for ship
ment to Spirit Lake.
''Its a Long, Long Way to
Tiperary, but not far to Frater-
nal hall. Come out and hear Tip
erary, Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m.
A sleigh load of the members
attended the meeting of the Pres
byterian aid society at the home of
Mrs. Jos. Nystrom, Fish Lake,
yesterday.
A party consisting of members
of the Presbyterian Sunday school
and choir enjoyed sleigh ride to
chico last Sunday afternoon, &C
companying the pastor.
The Twentieth Century Reading
circle met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Ernest Reinhart. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. |.
D. Davis.
The wedding of Louis Koonwind
and Miss Betty Nystrom was an
nounced in Spokane paper the
latter part of last week. Mr.. Koon-
wind was employed at the mill at
Fish Lake the past season. The
bride is a sister of Joseph Nystrom.
The Modern Woodmen initiated
four new members last Saturday.
There were 20 visitors from C9ur-
d'Alene, who came in sleighs. The
Royal Neighbors served chicken
supper and generally interesting
} time was enjoyed.
Last night was we'll filled in the
, way of public gatherings: Prof
Maynard Lee Daggy, the ,grea
: lyceum speaker delivered his lee
ture, Gospel of the Common
; places, at Fraternal hall. The
Rustic theatre program was giver
earlier than usual to enable til,
audience to hear Prof. Daggy. Ii
+. the meantime Rev. DIR. Williams
of Prineville, Ore, concluded hi
d series of revival sermons at the M
!, E. church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
RATHDRUM FOLKS
ASTONISH DRUGGIST

We sell many good medicines but
we are told the mixture Of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, ETC., known as Adler
I.ka, is the best We ever sold. Rath-
drum folks astouish US daily by tell
ing how QUICKLY Adler-i ka re-
lieves sour stomach. gas on the
stomach and constipation. Many
report that SINGLE DOSE relieves
these troubles almost IMMEDIATE
LY, We are glad we are Rathdrum
agents for Adler-i -ka. Red Gross
Drug Co. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday, Feb I, 1915.
Sunday School at 10 a. NJ. Classt s
for all ages.
Morning service II a. m.,
Topic: Rom. $50.
Evening service. 1880.
Y. P, S. G. E. at $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting and Bible study,
Wednesday at Parsonage, 1880 p. NJ
At Church boys night Monday al
7 p. m.
j. M. LAVENDER, Pastor
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks.

"Cominq events cast their shadows
before" This is especially true OF
bilious attacks. Your appetite will
fail, you will feel dull and languid.
If you are subject to bilious attacks
take three of Chamberlain's Tablets
as soon as these symptoms appear and
the attack may be warded off. For
sale By all dealers. T adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Church Announcements.
Methodist Church.

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday, Feb. 7. 1915.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Preaching at IL a. N.
Subject: "A Little Further"
Epworth League at $50 p. IN.
Evangelistic services at 1880 p. M.
subject, Inconvenience, Its Great
Dangers"
Everybody is Invited.
Services at Hayden Lake. at 2:45 p,
M.
N. SHERMAN HAWK, Pastor
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
Call For Village Warrants.
Rathdrum. Idaho, Jan. %, 1911

Rathdrum. Idaho, Jan. 25, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that | am
prepared TO pay the following des-
cribed warrants of the village of
Rathdrum, Kootenai Co., Idaho.
All warrants from No. 059 to 1902,
inclusive. dated Jan. 18th, 1915.
Interest will cease ten days after
date of this notice.
S. L. FARNSWORTH
Village Treasurer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Pork by half or whole 10c a pound.
Fresh oysters CSC a quart.
Ranch eggs taken in trade.
RATHDRUM MEAT co.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-02-05

HOUSE and LOT for sale cheap:
5 rooms, cellar, woodshed. all in ex-
cellent condition. Close to l. & w.
N. depot. Good buy. Only $500. Iu-
quire at this office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-21

Our regular stocks of all-Wool garments il good models--not few odds and ends but Our regular stocks of all-wool garments II hundreds from which to make choice N( trouble to fit you. We have any size you need
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28
RODRIGUEZ RENoMINATED

s VIM. E. Rodriguez, Socialist alder
man, 18th ward, has been nominated
for reelection. Rodriguez was elect
ed last April to fill unexpired term of
late Alfred W. Beilfuss. He is thus
forced to fight for reelection after
being in Office few months. Opening
gun of his campaign will be fired at
Sabin school, Hirsch and Leayitt SITS.
Margaret Haley viii talk.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

e. bfOWNSftItO, SNs-Jsf L. |OdIEd1
Carranzista consul, denied Mexicans
wounded in battle with American sol
diers at Ojo De Aqua had been taken
to Matamoras for treatment.
London. - British cruiser Argyll
ashore. No details available.
Stanford, conn.-Mrs- Helen B.
Angle, acquitted several months ago
on granddaughter charge growing out
Of death of wealthy sutton, Waldo r.
Ballou, will remarry Frank W. Angle,
first husband, from whom she was
divorced four years ago.
Joliet, lIl.-Joe Campbell, negro
trusty, went to trial on charges OF
numbering Mrs. Edmund Allen, wife
of former warden of penitentiary,
June II.
Cape Haitien, Haiti.-ln engage
ment with American marines leader
of Haitien bandit gang has been
killed.
Washington. - Although Frank ].
Wahl contended he was elected for
standing up when orchestra played
"Star Spangled Banner" justice
court here held theater management
had right to eject.
SonerViIIe, Mass. - Miss Mildred
H. Thompson asserts that big bold
burglar pointed gun at her near her
home and demanded her money. She
became so excited she pushed him
aside and ran for police.
New York.-Real spooks may have
been in the Yorkville court, but Mag
istrate Barlow lodged prof" Lakes
offer to test the spirit cabinet Lake
exhibited. He held Lake for DOCTOR
ing without license.
Johnstown, Pa--Nat Hanson will
not get motorists vote if he runs for
Office. Bag of tacks he was carting
home burst. Fifty motor cars trail
ing Hanson went to roadside for re-
pairs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28
A. F. OIL. TO HEAR ARGUMENTS
OF GARMENT BODIES

At the convention of the American
Federation of Labor which win be
held in San Francisco next month
the charges against the United Gar
ment Workers union will be brought
out by the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers who have been unable to
obtain membership in that body be-
cause they seeded from the former
body.
The charges are of such a nature
that officials of the Amalgamated
union are sure that they win be re-
eognized when they bring out their
proof of the certain actions officials
of the U. G. W. union.
"The attacks on our union are
prompted by no other motives except
to descredit us in the eyes of the labor
world" said Hillman. Eve have
proof that certain actions of the OFF,
Gals of the United Garment Workers
were reasonable to the labor move
ment. At present their organization
has the treasury and the officials and
ours has the members. They have
less than $4,000 members in the
United States while we have more
than 100000"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-28

one that hasn't cried once during the
entire exhibition doesn't count for
anything, does it?" she demanded,
and as the judges remained mute she
gathered up the child and majestical-
ly left the church building.
Today her baby is one of the most
beautiful children in the village.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
EMPIELiN TENER CONSECJEN-
GAS LAS OFENSIIAS DE LOS
.ALIAD0S En- Ell TEATR0
OCCIDENTAL.

NariOs cTiticOs mI!!tarrs d. cSta
capital, IN algunOs artlculoS CUE
han estadO p]ublicando en- los peri6-
ilro5 que cNlabOran, Green Que Ia
Ofen>iva que los ruSos han aSumldo
Ell el tratrO oriental. - una copS"-
curncia dr Ia que 10, aIiados dcsa-
rrollarOn en- cl occidental Y que
obIiS6 q los alcmanes a r"rtirar IN
SunaS fucrlaS dc Russia.
Fl movimientO offensive do los
mOSrovitao empieza ahora a d"Sa-
rroilarSc al Sur de Dvina. en- donir
SrgIn las iltimas noticiaa han con
seguidO rrchaznr a los aHad0s leu
tones en- II frcntc que OCupa rl ala
izIuiprda del CucrpO de Ejcrcito
del Nari-cal Won H~lndcnburg.
SObrc la SituaciIn b~alkanica. 81
Mini>trO dc Bulgaria IN este pals,
ha drclarado que Russia con su nc
iitud al inSiStir lur Srdn eypul>a-
dos DE- Bulgaria ~algunOS oficialr>
al"mancs que ALI :" encucItrau, 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
Sc EMPLEARAN MILLONES PARA
TRAER LOS ARMENIA l LOS
ESTADOS UNiDOS.

WASHINGTON. Octubre 5.-Se
>abc d. fucntn fidedigna que al En-
Dajador de- los EStadOs Unidos en-
Constaniinopla, SrnOr ueDry Nor
g"nthan. la hech0 una Ofrrta a Ia
Sublime Puerta, para transporter
j America tOdos los armcnios cx-
puiSados DE- ST. pals por los iur-
eos. HorrOrlzadO de- los terribles
aSrslnatOs Y de las crueldadcS que
acOmpaIan gencralmentn la reno
c!5n de ellOS, Sin que por Gtra paI-
tc los pueda ayudar, vali6ndOse
de los mcdloS uSuales. 81 Embaia-
dor Orrcci6 hacer5e responsible pOr
la cantidad dc Si.000.OO0 Y encontrar
Otras personals en- los EStados Uni
dos que contribuyan con 100000
mas, para inrertirlos en- la emigra-
ri6n del restO de los armenioS.
.i1In no SO sabe 81 csta oferta
ha sidD lceptada o rechaZada pOr
ct GOblnruO turco, pyrO segun :odaS
las prObabilidadeS, Ia c5ta tomando
Ell consideration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
FRANCI.i.

PARIS. Ortubrr 5.-EEcaTniLad0S
cOmbatrS rstan librando>. en- G!
diStritD de- ArtOiS. de- trinclera a
triuch"ra. s!"ndO IN ycaiidad, FL Re
Sultado d. clos. cast nulo, pues AM
hos cOmbaticntnS r~OnScrV1n suS pO-
SiciOncS. Sin embargo. los alrma-
ncS r0nSiguicrOu avanzar IN rcgu-
lar tramO en- cSa region, haSta cru
zar cinco camin0a: pero tueron a.
fin r~rChaZadOS MaSta SuS dnteriOrcS
posicl0ucs. Tales son los principal
les punt0s dc que en- cl informe of
cial publicaio en- csta capital an0-
che. p0r 81 MiniSteTi0 Dc Ia Cue
ira. ST da cuenta. La rcfrrida CO.
municaciGn diuc adrma>:
Al Nortc De .Arras. nue>traS trO-
pas han c0ntinuado hacienda i'm
pOrtantrS ~aVanc"s, muy especial
mrntr On los bc>qucS lie ti!vcn-
rhy y Ell Ia coliua il9. Eli "Sta
Ultima region. deSpuds d. rechazar
al cnrnigo ha>ta SUI a]nJcriorrs po~
siciOncs, nuestras trOpaS tOmaron
possession deFinitiva de- TN punlo
en- cl cual Sc cruzan cinco caminoS
reaies.
En- las ccrcaniaS de Quenneyir-
res Y Mouvron. durante el dia de
aver, c0ntinuarop vcrificindosc los
combatcs con granadaa dc maRo y
los duelos de artllleria, sin que
ninguno de los combatientcS Obtu-
viera vcntajaS sobrc 81 contrarlo.
Dos coutra-ataqueS al N0rtc dc
Les McSnil, que los aicmaneS m
prcndieron durantc eI dia de aver,
fueron c0mplrtamentc rechaIados
pOr uucStras tropaS. La n0chC pa
81 tranqulia eli eSa region, pues cl
Cuemig0 10 iutent0 nucN0S aSa!to5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
La PLAZA DE LOOS Hi SIDO CAP
TURiDA POR LAS FUERZAS
BRITANICAS.

Cu~arteleS Generates de Francia
Ortubre i.-IngleSrS y a!emancs So
cnruentran empehadoS en un enrar
AizadO combata entire Lens y LooS.
que haSta Ia frcha La siio venta-
jo>o para los aliadoS. pues. la i'll
TINA de las citadas plazaS, que cons
tituia una Do las mas estratcgicaS
pOSiCIOncs airmanas. ha SidO cap
turada p0r los inglcSeS. deSpucs &c
furlOSrs encurntrOs en- los cuales.
!aS bOmbas de maHO. las minaS sub
~tcrraneas y la artil!"ril de grucsO
callbre. han SIto los PARTICIPATES ele
mentnS De combatc.
TOiO eli territOriO comprcudidO
entire rsaS dos plazaS prcsenta ac-
tualmrntc un aSpecto aterrador.
y rada paSO 81 ~cncuentran boyos
ablcrt0S pOr las eXploSiOnes de las
mlnas Y las EianadaS. La mayor
parte De los arbolcs que habia en-
rsa region, han SidO arrancados DE-
cuajO. Una inmensa nube de polvo
y de hume. 81 cyiiende sObre {, te-
rrcnO, y hacc mas diiiril prccisar
las pOSiciOnes Dr. los cOmbatlentes.
Los aIambrados que dnfendiau las
~irlnCheraS aI"manas han SiiO ma
terialmentc d~"Stroza,ioS pOr los
bOmbardr0S DE- los inglrScS. que
abre al miSmo tempo hoyos en- los
cual"S vOn proteGicHdoSc los sol
iadoS on sus a~vanccScS contra ell
cnemigo.
La %pOblaci0n de- L0OS. Que nor
malmcntc cuenta con dicz mil Ma
bltanIeS. ha qucdadO cast deSierta,
pGr5 dlficilmentc So cucnian tres
rlcntaS familiaS en- cl pueblo. Los
i~eStrOzOS Sufridos por este. o
"no"m"S. pueS las may0ria de- las
raSas :" enruentrau prrjudicadaS y
murha> de- elias complctamont de-
mciiIa>.
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Salio para SUI pals el Embajador
de Austria, Dr.. Dumba

NUENA YORK. OctuDrc "a Dor
do del vapor "Nieuw Amsterdam,
pcr1"nccientc a Ia Inca HolandeSa-
Americana, SalierOn hoy para su
pals, 81 E%mbajador austriacO en- los
EstadoS Uuid0S, su e>posa y e.
.AttachG Militar de Ia Embajada,
quicncS van amparadOS por un sal
vO-conduclo quc Ia Secrrtaria de-
Rc!acioneS americana c~onSigui6 pa
IA cl diplomatico Y cl Attachc.
Tanto cl Em~baiador, como Ell
Principe Observation-Disclosures,
que - 81 AttachG Militar, drrIara-
ron a los periodisla5, ani"s dc par
tir 81 Darro, que 10 guardian ningUn
rcncnr para este pals, nj para CT
pueblo americana.
I'll llamado de- doctor Dumba, o.
mo 81 Sabe, 81 dcbc n la SOllcijud
del -obierno americana, por Ia ac-
titud que el refcridO diplOmaticO
habia estad0 Observance en- este
pals, Y Ia cual fue conocida pOr
la correspondence rccOgida p0r las
autoridades dc. LOndreS, al america
no Archibald.
Antes dc embarcarse a b0rdo del
NEW Amsterdam, el doctor Dunn
ba estuvO i despedirse de u il
mistakes, tanto en- Washington, o
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49,. nv ,r,Io,uro .oIo 80, ~,
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Rr,.o,i. soci, -, 4.,,,.,,;,
- cue I'M D.rj6djco jtaIjano ia
pubIJrnjo y 1iI, atrjbuvr NJ prj-
,14r NjpI,trp Jn aru,.l Fsta,io Bal
Eaniro. - man,rndra nur,ra; ante
O.. coufiic,o Que - ayrc!na. y solo
II caso d" lur sus inteceSrs =,
'ieran ancnazados - v"ria oDiiGa-
III 4 zanzibar 81 artltui pOlitlca.
/ In aIGunoS mrnSajrS que 50 han
~erlD;ID DE- la costa SeptentriOnal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
En- las cercanias de La Bassee las
trOpas aIemanas recuperar'
sus posiciOnes
'Asi 10 informo ofcialmente el Mariscal
Sir John French en- I'm mensa-
je al gobierno ingles
La noticia cause ~profundo disgusto en- Londres,
a pesar de que en- las demas ~regiones
ell enemigo fue rechazado

unico que consaguira seTa prrclpi-
tar 81 conf;lctO.
FL Ninistr0 grieSO ST. Gennadius,
pOr 81 parte, comentando Ia mott
cia del desembarco de trOpas ALA
daS en- Sal6nica, manifesto que al
20 formal debia haberse hecho pa
"a clio, neSandoSe a declarar 81
habia entrcSado alguna prOtesta
de- ST. gobierno al gobierno brita-
nicO.
Los Sriegos. agrcgG. estan COLI
tentns de que esaS trOpaS hayan de-
sembarcado'.
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DESDE FL CAMPO De Ia GUERRA
Noticiias %oficiaIes
de AIemania
Francia
ALEMANIA.

BERLIN, 0ctubre 5.-Un nuevo
avance dc los alcmanes en- las Ger
canias de LOOS, Sc menciOna en Ell
informe Official publicado por 81 Mi
historic de Ia Guerra en- esta ca
pital. 81 dia dc aver. FL te3to dc
csc informc IS como si2ue:
"Teatro occidental: Cinco uIoni-
torres ingleSrS 81 prcSentaron aver
IN Ia mariana ante Ia costa briga,
frentc al puerto de ZeeDruSge, y di-
rigieron IN ViOlento bombardco 50
Dce Ia plaza mencionada, sin con-
SeSu!r q 0bjato que So pr0pOnLan.
Tres belSas resultaron muertos a
consecuencia5 de csc b0mbardeo.
"NueStras operaciones ~ofcnsivas
S?bre la Inca frente de los ingle-
scs al Nortc dc LoOs, tuvlerOn ulI
regular tylto durante el iia de aver,
pucs nuestras trOpa5 coa5ieuieron
hac-r im~portanteS avanceS en- esa re
zion y Techazar un ataquc que cl
enemiGo emprendi6 duranto Ia no
chO a. Ocste dc llaI5ne5.
al Sur DEL arroyo de Souchcz.
los francesrs consiSuieron haceT IN
avaAcc dc p0ca impOTtancia en- e.
ptIueMO sector de una trinchera
que Sc halla Sobrc ia colina que 81
"uruentra Sltuada al NOrocste de-
Givrnchy. Los drmds ataQu"5 que
los f~ranccSeS rmpfendieron al Sur
de cSta collna. fueron completamrn
T. rcchazadoS por nuestras tropaS.
"Durante 81 dia de- hoy. nurStras
fucrza> r~ccuperaron Ia sccci6n d..
c~uarenta metros d. tTinchcraS que
los francesr~ habian c~OnSr-uldO cap
turar aver al NOrtc lie Melville.
Aver al mediOdia los f~ranc"-rS
cnprcndi"ron otro ataQu" IN Ia re
! SI6E SeptentriOnal j" Nlll"-sur-TOuT
BE-. cn 81 diStritO j" Ia Champagne
y al NOrtc lie MaSSiGcs, en- 81 q nc
tuvicrOn rcsultadO nincuno.
"Uuo Ie nu"Stros aviadoccs bon?
barrlr6 duran,r la noche d. aver
! Ia "staci6n DE ChaLons,. lie - e,
principal punto d" recommendation
Ell la rrtaguardia H. las trOpaS fran
ccSas que han cS;adO atacando Ell
ri di,trito DE- IA Champagne, ha-
bi"nio ocasionadO dcsperfectos u,
consideration IN ella.
"T"atro Oriental: Cu"rpo d. EjGI
/ cit0 del Narl=cal Won ~Hindrnburg;
De>pu"s d" muchoS p~rrparatiyUS y
d" vlrlaS accluneS IT, aytl.irria, D5
ruSos consisuicron aver hac"r Ut
ayanCc d. rrlatiya lmpOrtaucIa. rr
cl trcnte comprcndIdo entire Pos
tawy y SmorGOn. Durantc 81 alta
que, ri rurmI-O SufYi6 cOnSiiera-
birs p"rdidas. OtraS NariaS acciO-
hes qur intrnt6 ru dlStinta, TcGIO-
u"S Dc csr trrntr. Iurantc Ia nOrhc,
10 turicrun rcSuItado nIng1lnG Ia
y9rable para cllos.
Al SurOr<tr DE- L~cnnewada. So
br" 81 rio Dvina, nue5tras trOpaS
r~rrhalarOu vi ataqur del cn"mi-
20. Fin las drmiS rcglonc5 d. Est
t"atro IN SItuaci0n pcrinau'rc ina!-
trrabl,'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06

LONDRES, Octubrc 5.-Profundo
desagrado CAUSE en- esta capital "a
nOticia do Ia perdida del t]rTrltoriO
que los inSIescs habian con5esuldo
capturar a los alemane5 en- las
ccrcania5 de La Bas5ec, y que cons
tituia uno dc los PARTICIPATES reduc-
los de las tTopas gcFmana5.
E. propio Mariscal Sir John
French, IN I'm parte. Official que
rinde a. scbierno %britanico, da
curnta de rsa p"rdida de las tropas
inelesas, q desputS de su Formidable
rmpujc sobre un frrnte comparatl-
vamenta cytenSo, no tuvleron {!
tempo s~uficicnta para cnnSo!ldar
las posiciOneS capturadaS, agregan-
DO adcmis. que tOdOS los contra
ataQurs que Ell enrmisO habia en-
prendido en- las drmaS reg!On"s DE
Ia Inca ....SleSa. habian Sido rerha-
zadns con grandrS ptrdldaS para
los aicmanes.
Las operariones dc IA infant"ria
han sido ahora SustituidaS por Ia
artiiieria. en- cast toio 81 frrEtn d"
bataila del tratrO occidental, So
gun los infOrmcS OfIclairs publ
cados por ei MiniSterio de- la Cite
IRA en f'rancia. Los miSnos in
formeS nn hablan d" nuevOS cam
bios de- poSiciOnes. por 10 cual :"
crce lue los combatientes rsten
preparando IN nuev0 moyImIrnto
DE- ofensiva j contra ofenslva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06

Entr" los prinrIpatrS SuScrltor"s
dr DOnos 81 cltan a los snn0rr-:
John y William Rockefeller, el pri-
nero pOr di"z miIlpn"S y cI Sc
.undO por Il cantidad mas o
mcn0S igual; Sir Ernest Cassei, ex-
Canriller particular ' ConS"jcr0 fl
nancirro del Rey Eduardo XII.
1Hien suscribi6 bOnos por la can
iiiad de- cinco mil!oneS de d0:a-
rrS; y los Scnores John WHY'S, IA
bricantcs De automobiles. Harry
Whitney y William Boyce Thomp
son, Iue ~c0locaron IN million caia
u-O.