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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Strikers Storm Plants.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Angered because
workmen refused 20 join their ranks.
5000 striking employees Of the West
inghouse plants forcibly entered the
mills Of four big steel companies in
Rankin and BraddOCk. attacked EN-
ployes and caused property damage
amounting to several hundred dollars
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Action Enr lndAnnnitu

New York.-Thirtv-fi persons. rep.
resenting victims OF the German sub.
marine attack upon the Lusitania a
year ago. has agreed 10 cooperate in
a demnd through the Department Of
State at Washington upon the Ger.
man government for damages.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Police Protect Workers

ChiCagO.-The first serious trouble
since the strike Of 5000 employees OF
the international Harvester Company
began. occurred when police we're
called to protect workers from strik-
ers Five hundred strikers were lott
ering in the neighbOrhood when the
plant closed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Where America Leads.

Neutrality-suspicious. soon 70 be IS
sued by the Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce will show this
country stands first among the nations
in output Of coal, iron and steel. cop
per. petroleum and silver Il leads.
too. in the production Of cotton, corn.
wheat. oats. apples. hay and tobacco.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Order 10000 On Strike.

New York.-In retaliation for the
lockout of $4,000 workers on women's
garments by the Manufacturers Pro.
tective Association. the International
Ladies' Garment Workers Union or
dered a strike OF all its members in
this city. 1t is estimated the order
will affect 1000 shops and 10000 mem
bers.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Methodists For Peace.

Saratoga Springs. y. Y.-Assurances
that Methodists OF the United States
were in sympathy with President VIII
sons efforts 10 keep the United States
from becoming involved in the Euro
pean was was voiced here by Bishop
Earl CranstOn Of Washington.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Funston To Stop Arms

Washington. - Special orders have
been sent 10 General Funston by Sec
retarv Baker instructing him 10 take
military precautions to prevent am
munitiOn and arms from reaching any
but authorities Of the Carranza gov
ernment.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Heads Militia Of renas

Austin. Tey.-General John \. HUI
len Of Houston has been appointed
brigadier general Of the Texas Nation
al Guard. succeeding the late Col Ce-
Gil A. Lyon, by Governor J. E. Fer
guson.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Anchorage Strike Ends.

Seward Alaska.-The strike of
workmen on the Anchorage division
of the United States railroad for high
er wages was declared off.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Not Room For All C. o. .

ChiCagO.-Twenty-fve thousand ap.
pliCatiOns for tickets 70 the Republi-
can national convention here June :
have already been received. but not
more than 10000 can be granted.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Agents representing large paper in
terests OF Pennsylvania. who have
been NJ New iberia several days look
ing over the local situation with Sec
-ptarv Bernard OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. have returned North. the
prospects being that their paper pulp
company with its allied interests will
soon arrange for a factory site on
which will be built a factory of large
capacity.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Emile T. Tallieu. first assistant 20
the late Robert Landry. clerk Of the
Louisiana House OF Representatives.
left Natchitoches for New Orleans ana
from which place he will 90 70 Baton
Rouge in order to make preparations
for the opening Of the session Of the
Legislature He is candidate for
clerk of the House and with the sup.
port promised him, expects to land
the place.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

4 handsome piece or furniture, 4
mahogany desk. said 20 be one hun
drpd years old is on exhibition in a
show window at c. C. Hardman &
Cos. store. Texas street, Shreveport
and is attracting attention. The desk.
which is beautifully carved. has been
rebuilt and refinished by Sam Brown.
a cabinet finisher. of 14O5 Texas ave-
nue.. using varnish handled by Harde-
man & Co. The desk is not for sale,
but is on display TO specially demon
strate the class OF work done here
IN shreveport.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

The Louisiana ScnOOi for the Deaf
at Baton Rouge will close for the ses-
sion on Friday. May 19 On this dav.
unless otherwise arranged. all pupils
will leave for their homes. There will
he an exhibition a dav or two before
the closing. givin visitors an idea OF
what the school has been striving 70
accomplish. Parents are earnestly re-
Guested 10 forward railroad fare and
other expresses at once 10 W S.
Holmes. superintendent.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

TN" ThihodauX market building,
which was erected more than thirty
years ago, is being razed TO the
ground. as the place where it stands
has been dedicated to the public park.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
Quake at Los AnreIes.

Los angeles.-A slight earth shock
that lasted about five seconds, oc-
Cured here.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13
EP NEWS AND NOTES.

uerwhelming defeat OF Thorn
Suret In the Democratic pri-
q the prohibition issue. and
sssions Of many newspapers
unpering with liquor legisla-
his time are to be made the
III concurrent resolution de-
gainst all liquor legislation.
rpsal has come from a numner
Ensnt country members but as
neither the approval nor the
pul Of the city delegation. The
rhhitionists are not disposed
behind such a resolution and
ne fight which might be Sc
nd At the same time would like
Eue arrangement made where
EOuld not have 70 be con-
hooking down wildcat anti
Ek Of all sorts.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

ne question OF deep water
s Charles is still in allowance.
aconference with government
y and a trip TO Sabine Pass.
anoer Of Commerce has de-
push the project to have the
sh canal to the Sabine river
q 70 nine feet, with a channel
vide. The cost OF the work
MED at $4,000. and a greatly
" tonnage has been promised
y concerns which are now US.
onal only to a limited extent
'srt Of Its shoal water.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Democratic Executive
met in Jennings and elect
70 the state Democratic
j. ;, which meets in Baton
Nay %. for electlng dele.
ne national convention.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

n ,,a parish ,. authorities intend
s,i1sndlpTp t1s dipping law of the par, r,
t uenced in the New iberia
3 n. sAsn %.ts ten out of fifteen VIC, o,
kps a. ,,,,. iberia parish ordnance sse.
VI guilty ard fined.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

~ OF the American Cities
y :, u session at New Orleans
re'ire on July l a s2.5OO.
Ien' S Of ive-siI bonds. which
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

x McBurney, one Of the
aockmen Of Welch has r.
ucnased three thousand head
= This and adjoining parish,
~, WI ship to a firm in Okla
~in The next few months.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

aasdell bill to construct a life
Exnon on the Louisiana coast
rztara bay has passed the
according to word just re.
II New Orleans bv Captain
III Marvey. Believing that the
uld pass the Senate. Captain
already has gathered data
VII be Of use in selecting the
placing the station in a most
'seous position in the saving Of
he bill will be looked after in
ase Of Representatives by
ssnan Dupre.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

r.. school election held at
n y. 'Or the purpose Of issuing
,,.s.aI - amount of $4,000 to build
lDsiu .TOOl building carried. the
E,n...-s s ~ for and 4 against
-. .y assessed s2S,66O for and
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

As a result OF recent election at
Stonewall. the road and school tax
were both carried without a dissent
ing vote. This community will soon
have a new brick school building and
also a graveled road.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Is a compilation or New
aad country of the practically
vote received BY Parker and
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

The parish school superintendent.
". B. Prescott. and R. Lee Hawkins
visited the public schools al Palmetto
and plans are under way 20 continue
the white school, making the term 8
full nine months. The schools here
are in n very iourishing condition and
The attendance has been large
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Dr. Wright of Mermentau sold
.. 500 bags II Blue Rose rice at the
banner price Of s402 a barrel
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Bogalusa branded timber is being
used in the five structures under erec-
ton in Chicago for the Otis estate.
The material used totals $4,000 feet
and is giving satisfaction to the
contractors and is admired by al who
know fine lumber when they see II.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Gas and oil have appeared in the
new Morse oil we'll near EsterwOOd.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Farm work near Hackley is being
pushed 70 the limit. Most farmers
have practically finished planting.
About 50 per cent more cotton -
planted than was last year. The
acreage Of corn is not as large as
last year.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
DUEANTE Ell MES De AGCSJO
Los ALiADCS PERDlERON
Is AEROPLAMOS

BERLIN. S~~oL:erabrc lS.-L2 &@tn
cia semi-oIicia! de information "G,1r
seas" do : Ia Pabiic!Gad hoy an III
forme en- t. c2@! aScgQra que Duran
te 81 mes te hgosto pr6Ximo pa5at2.
los aliados tQyieron ell q frenJc lie.
rtatro occidenta! una ptrdida dc st
ter.a ' ogho aeroG!anos, cuaEeala ;
nueve d. los cuales caEsron Ell ts-
griJoIio ocIraio Dor los alemanes.
De esas cuarent2 : nueva maqQina5
Jrcinta ' ma tucron lng.osas y die
l!ocho t~-ancesaS. r teXto del .rto.-
me de !a mencionaGa ageacia. dice:
FL eaemieo. q pesar de las reperi-
das sohcitudes que Sc !e han eleyado
para cue pubNque los rdme.os de las
m&quinas alemanas aer=as que dice
habcr' cchado abajo, no Ia publca-
90 ninglEa lista. FL pe.l0dico frances
lie Journal de Paris, afirm6 e. dis
3 te! actual. que durante e. mes de
Agos,o l2l aerop!anos Iuecon deS-
uuidos po- los aliaGos. La unica d.
da que hay sobre este es 81 81 mea-
cioaado pa.iodico trato DC eaga@a- a.
pl5l.2o. . ia yog ii paJve engaEu-
,tr"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
NlNO y N0DRiyA pETRFLCADOS
En- INA GRUTA

Ia 5!lo eacGnt-ado en- una sTuta,
c rla d. Maquoke:a. Iowa, q cueC-
DO DE una aodciza. con IN milo e.
brazos. au2us pe;riiieados. Esos
ruerDos. los mas interrsa7;es ejem-
plageS de pvtrificaclin AHn2na,
ran d. lip0> iaiios.
E>c d.Sru3rimianto Sc dcbe n Dr..
+. Il. McCatrry. que ha r"=Tesa5H
d" ~ viajc i Maquokata.
Las gru;as lie Burt. IN las Iue =
rn,"ntra-on .os cuv7pos, sou vista
ia, aauaIm=nta Por gran ndmeg0
de- pers5aas. La senana rasaia,
2Iaado Il Dr.. iatent6 T-rCiCr a!gu'
mas mues;caS De m.ne9atas. notd una
rota hu-ca. con una pelu=Na abr
tu-a. Cuani0 (! Y SuS c.nvann?os
hic;eron eSfuerzoS poc qIj;a7 Ia re-
e.. n0taC0a entoucas qua e-a q on
trada Dr. una cspaciosa gTuta Guam
30 penatraTon en0cntraToH e. cueT.
Pc de Ia mujer india ' 81 niho. Ia
aodriza media 5 pie: y s pnIz7das :
e nino ~reDresentaba la edad de dos
aIo:.
los hsbitaatas de Maquokala Is,
An maraviIlados. y die plafe eI-
p,icar ALI ia ~pTesenc!a de los cuer-
pos petrifica3os. Sc cree que tenian
de e~neeyrados, cientos De amos.
La 9.-ira. 1ue cerraba Ia entcada
de IA Sruta, da una idea mister!osa
de 10 ocuHrid0. 0 sc cometI6 IN c?i
men, 0 Ia roca cay6, ceramic la en-
trada de "a gcuta, cuando astaban
aEi"o q in5ia = el niho.
Los euerpos petrificados aStan en-
sXh.bici6n en- Naquoketa. Les hah!'
taltes de ests iugar Green que en- los
dias piTmitivoS. esa region dabi6 ha-
bG 500 slsssta t- cozs1aes 60 e-
Natfas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
l26 BARCOS De LOS AliADOS Y
IS NEUTRALES DEsTRuIDCS
sri UN MES

BERLIN, Sepy;embre i5.-0l!cial-
mente = an4n1.5 hoy CUE iQran.t e
mes de Ago5to que acadia dc Pasac.
los submarines aiemanes ; a~ustgiacos
echaron : pique 80 barecs aeutrc-
les Y I26 de los aliaGos, est3s bltimos
con III Gesp!azamienCo total de.....
I70.6T9 uonel~,!as. Los b2-cos net
trales echados & piqQe por los SUB
marines conGuctaa conrrabando de
guerra para los pa!ses enem!gos.
E. Ministerio lie Marina IA anun-
ciado canoi5n que en- el lapse De
tempo eo~mpcen3ido Gel 3 Al II del
actua!, los submarines alemanes han
! tesuuidc en- el Canal &c Ia Mancha
y en- cl Oceaao Atlantico &c barcos
mercaates enemigos. con IN despla-
! zamiento de- 1920 toneiadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
RELAT0S DE TEsTIGOS OCULi-
RES.


PARIS. ~SrpI"mlr2 t9-La rap!-
deg del ataTln frances en- a 5ata'!a
que : g ii5Td 3i..no mar;2s. hizo
Qla los a,cnaA2s 1ae9an coj;d0s po7
s0r0rr-a. de acuecio con una las-
cripcida de Il 5at2.!a, dada poF IN
testiso ocular. Este t.iimo - ez-
prosa ass:
r atagun comeaz6 q las dOce :
trcinta. IN IN o0dsn prcf~r'o. Los
nEicialrs ;uyicTon dii;tultal en- goa
taner 4 Sus homDrrs. o. suaie<
quarian pgeciP.tacSa al ataQu", aatr>
del momeAyo Mjado. En- a.EuaoS no
mea.os. e. primer objective iit al
eanzaio ' . .as 1875 pado 0bsac-
varse lu= as irIncheCas de Berlin.
got. haDiaa Sito "a o~cup2das. Dhs-
pues pudo opservaTse que nueToS
san5s es;ahaa siando obtenidos Y a6-
mo uaa gran caNIidad De aIe2aanes
cue deseaban 7endirse. avenzabun
hacia las i?inchecas frantasas.
Tn gran ntinaro de alemanes que
dueriaa -aniirSe tueroa alcanzados
por e iuego .e "b7TCoGe' d. su pro-
pa art!Ec".a. La mayor paTtc d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

clos nec;r1"aian L las iropas liz
Eadas nu"7amc0te d,i sector d. Yer
dun. Los priSioneros declara0 pa
aunque clos ~esperaban eI atalu".
t4eron r5iid0s de~Spreyna!dos p0c "a
.anii:z oaa lue Aabia sido ci@tn-
tato. N.cen. Iue cua1io So d!spo-
Man Z =aliC ID 81 abrigo, e aPerc!-
b:cron a, Ile las tropa~ !~raae"SaS
eS,aban Va en- las ;rincharas.
Fl bombacdeo pce..miaa? pare
&c haJer ocaS!9nado Z - ajananes
cnocmes p~@rd;ias. L captain Ia
dirho que su :2mnaH.a aahia pr
dido mas !" ia mi.ad J." -us "!"c,.-
10: m~aH:r Il 5~nnba....J. Ia COO
dhr#.l"n i. IL ar,Itl"ria - Intaate"!a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
M;RAD NUESTRA PATRlA TODC
ES HOY pESOLACION, M!SERIA.
Nicnt ae In raG. IA

Otras Ge las pc.soH"S que habla-
ron fue.oG q professor antonio E:
cudero. Alfredo Rasc5n, Joseta Luz
vauo. paz Renteria y Rosario A.mcn
dlriz. aiamros de las escUe!as todos
Gu:enes rccitaron comDoSiciones pa
tri6t.caa,
Al terminar Ia ceremonia, el presi
dente municipal y!tOreo Il los htroe.
de la Independence.
q p4hlco organize despu@9 IN:
manifestation, que re prolonG6 hest;
despuGs de l. media nOche.
Cerca de 600 soldados, que com
pon2n IL guarnici6n de Ciudad Jua
rez, d~esfilaron por las GALES aver :
las $50 dc ia mana@a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
UN HIJO DEL PRIMER MlN!SERC
lNGLES MURlO EN- Ell CAM.
20 DE EATALlA

LONDRRES. Seprembve l2.-0fi-
cialmente Sc anancio hoy cue q te
niente Raimundo AsQuith. milo Dc
Primer Ministro del gabinete ingles
nu-i0 en- cl frentc dc b@talla IN L
acci6n librada e. dia Is De! actual
Raimundo Asquitn contaba tcelnt9
y ochc amos DE- edat. Era president
de IA Union de O%to.d Y ano de 10
miembros promincni@s del foro in
giles en- el que rus admit!do en- 1904
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
RiSGOS TIPlCOS DE LA VIDA
AMERICANA.

Ia individu5 de Michigan esta
sigu.eado On ju!cio contra una com
pania &c ;ransporteS, e~xigiendole una
inGemn:zaei6n de So. 900 p0r los par
juicios que suiri6 eneun atcjdente
en- e Que 7asult6 con una quijada
:o.a. 10 Que o priva," dice (! Ell su
demanda e@scrita, del placer de mas
ear tabaco."
En-. I'm tribunal de San Francis
co. California, dijo IN c~on?ereacista
eian.fico, sincere creyente de !a
eteraa iuventud, a! juez que pFesl-
ia Ia audiencia: NO ME pCe0cups
a question De los aIiment0s. Lo mis-
mo podria conner lena que astillas.'
Tn f~orastaro que vi:itaha Bos-
m. qua ocurri3 Z una tienda que
astaba verificando IN Temate, in
dujo a IN nino lie once amos a que
le dieTa a guardian dos d@!ares que
este tgaia para comprar IN reloj y.
e, foTasteFo daSaparecI6 con :, di-
nero.
I'm mendigo arrestado r~eciente-
maate en- NueVa York, traia consigo
cosida entire sus harapos, n libreta
de BRneo. l. CUE arrojaba IN saldc
de 50 500 4 su favor. en- su cuenta
&c dep6sitos.
-Pstricio Calhoun. anteriormente
{. principe del Go!ag" 81 San Fan
,isco. California. y Z ouien Sc cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
DEsDE WASHINGTON
Wicne IL la 3a. pag }

riff. d1icn IL .ua trngo n0t.cia. cue
par defaa 'c3 q N DCeso. por imp@-
cir que ESQ "a castj=ado de otra
manara 81" IN Ia forma ~prescrita
por Ia ley. lUc poC rumpliC con 81
de0er 50 iiSpISo & sacrificar Su vi
da, V que sacrificed IA de 81 hija.
mas que una cXcepci6l, IN Sintema:
81 primer brote IL a reaction contra
la Iusticia barb "a del popu:acho,
sintssis crue! de p2sjon,s co!eetivas
iadignos de nuastCo si2lo. quo pue-
de culmin2r en- IA destruction de VI
sistsma contra q. cual pro.sstan de
consume IA civilization : Ia numaai-
Cd
A7TAcM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
Ia CREtClHN DFL MrsE0 R0DN

PARIS SaonAmhr. i9-La cr7a-
cidn J., NUsC5 r. IN acaba de S=-
aSezuenda Or u WHO 5a Ia CamaCa
d. plp,.a!as, por r.: Suai - aI5P'
a q o;ras.m-a2to &c Il collection da
ohros lie 5slu.tuca da Agus.0 70
din.
Los ~'iontoios sceiaA.;a. en- MI
Nero 1, 81. cont?2 so A.pl.aa9s lie
otro- -Tugos. st u2usi-coa & a a
c~antati6a te. otr-cimlrnto. nsaGac-
do uua Ct r.as "s,aulns ID E0t.a han
:ea.io ana mala Influential Soh-z q
acte 1calcSs.
In 2~ol-celon lie lue a. tra,a, IA
sido va!ugda pr .os rxpaC:os. e.
Tres millolcs J. :.aacos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
(Trs4acido del Sun" de New York;
Por Julio Toledo.


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49,
~" F'@ que nan 9e'!s'' aoo o. Ia
Nacnei8s "neH'!s"s -0' otie'''e' -
A@nan 20: "'at|"i COZ. "'' lueI~"-
? ST nando mas al" uti !"s"E Gos'-
!e han lvf"Ao etEo1 Viic!A-fS Pei'@-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
EL SUBMARINE FISTO ERENTE
\. NEW LONDON ERA UN
FARGO AMERICANA

NEW LONDON. S~eptiembce Is
FL submarine quo fU@ risto Gac5
ilas ceyca de a costa dc este Esta
do y de. cGal So creyo qu2 iucra
Ut nuev0 Submarine rerc0Hte ale
man. QUE Sc acercaba i las glayas
ame-:canas. rosGlt6 que = un barco
americana del V!po Il" que r~egTasaha
oe las maniobras narales que Sc etsc-
tu-ror lurantc q dla he AVER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
Las bajas iDgIesas en- la presente ofen-
silva SON su~periores a las ~frarlcesas

tanicos habian pasadO sob"e Ias trim
cheras iban salicndo BE sls escon0ri-
jos hriead2s de Sn!dadOs tcutones cen
amcTralladoraS Y toma5an P~osic!Oncs
detras dc !os paTapetos u cua!quicr
stro sitio que le ofrcciera protec-
zion. dcsdc doAdc les haciau iuego
por r~etagGardia = los iarasore5 eau
saudo!es ~ccEteuarcs .ie ha;as Ell ca
da ataQue, iatroduriendD al propio
tempo, gran confusion N las fi!as
britAn!cas = frustanIo sus planes.
.Algunas veces companias eutcras
que Sc hal.aban c%pIesta5 i e55c nor
tifero fuego, Sc vo!vian contra los
tcutones Y los cXtegmina5an; perO IA
acci0n sc domocaba 10 ?~UG;endo cl:-
tarse It confusion. Hay que agrega'
a 10 cxpuesto cue los in&:eSas. 4!
principle. tcnian Quc combatir con
fucrzas encmisa= sIpcriores Ell MI
nero. 10 que le arontrri, i ;os fran
ceSci.
e cjrrcito frances ,"ir!" MenJS
p&rdidas que 'o5 mgieses G" este
ataaueS nur reta@n2l,'H PorGvc @.
tab@ ~pr,Darado E.".t clio = ncl,:a!-
zaba sp &cc!Vn Ub'l%anc@ e.. cH?clIg1
q batirse antcs 4 H"."v "n nr@ct!ca
tan mortiier2 "hA. CUa.'0C los ran
cc-es ""Hhza" aet-~a &c /" primer"
-lhsa Sig"e OH" H|loa "cH'" '"y''
m!saon IS "o&:.ff !&7 '!'''''e.''@ &c
! enemlao7. E@E's homlo'e' sol" eS'osi'
Cos entire los ms a''"-I""7 ; "&'-
les AfmNdos 20" ooi'.'"7' &i'!''-
das dc m&Ao' E'i.ea y" 'Ss coz
iaEE7S puha:es " ha:'le'@=' st IAN
zah so''e i"S "~'"'"er"s E"' N''' -
DO 'oHa0'S ! * cete'oi"" " que
daa G-npos A!h'"u'S co" @"'e''"i!"-
dores. 81 los &efm"nos nc @leh sh
8! momeaIo dc ser asa!''G+ "a P''
3''i"a ei!oS d~SscleNaeh " los 1850" )
S"HtefF2neo' ! '"@ ""S''''' . "ii'j""
eh el interior de es"s "ei'"' si~'''
o"s que u eA9'o'-' ""''"I I" '0"'
Su7 Vc0P""'eS' LIS
70 " cHefP9 que * nora" :" 'S"S
'He'as son &c 20 iH'i que
dafs@ Puea" los i"'7 s""gF's'''oa DS
esta guerra
Los iagleses t0davla no han 2doD-
tado estas precaaciones, 4 Desar dc
que cuando sus so!t.d05 PazaH So
bre las tTincheraa J1s gran2deTos ste,
len 2lTojaT poEnoa5 dentro &c los
;ubtsrraneos. e probable Gle muy
prontO ponCan Ell precuca el SlStema
frances Dog su eIicacla lhdlseutioLe
y pam Que 81 Eumero De sis Cstas
10 sen tan sensible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

-Po?lue L. haD!a sii0 nrgad0 c!
oe"miso lie que - P0s1ara n ell au'
.omGYi. lie Su padrn. mi"niras a su
asposa e sra concedido csc privi!e'
lio, IN joyen agricultor de Nuera
Hampshise, iispar6 contra 81 refa
rida eSp0sa, hiriendola d. g~ravadad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19
pERlIfSOS p.ARAE FlNCAR.

Anna Schultz, adiri6a de IN Guar
O. .tycnida D. Block 979.-siG0.
". c. McGragoT. habitaci6n de )
cuartos. artnita Magnolia. Block
iS23.-&l.5 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

culaba IN capital de Sl4.000.000
ACADIA dc justificar que todG ST. for
tuna So reduce q $500.
TN administrator de Correos de
Il pequeha aldea de Pennsylvania,
que disfruta de III sueldo annual de
$50, ha presertaio "a renurcia de su
empleo; pero no Sc le Ia admitido
porGue no 60 ha eneonna6o a n1dis
que ouIcra ocupa- 81 p0e5to.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-19

Is patria no e5 tarritorio; este no
as sino In base. La patria es IA idea
que surge sobre aquel; es e. Densa-
miento de amor. 81 sentido de Ill
aidad cue liga Y estrecha en- n a
todos los hijos de aquel territorio.-
MAZZINL.