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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21
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los haya.
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pueden d~irigirse solicitando
precio y condolences a La
RRENSA, Departamento de
Agentes, 500 Dolorosa St..
San Antonio, Texas.
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UN DIPUTADO FRANCES PIDE
LA FUSION DE LAS CANA
RAS EN- UNA ASAMBLEA
NACIONAL

PARIS. Diciembre 20.-La Car d.
"a De Diputados cligio hoy una CO.
mission a fin de que rinda un informe
sobre la peticion del gabinete de que
Sc lie autorice para resolver por me.
do de decretos las cuestiones urgen-
ties relatives a la defensa nacional.
De los treinta V tres rliembrcs que
~integran la citada cUmision. sabase
que veintitres sc muestran hostiicS
a la medida solicitada y diez la apo
yan.
Otra comisi0n dc treinta y tres
miembros de dicha Camara fuG tam
bitn nombrada para que rinda infor-
me sobrc Ia proposition del diputado
Renaudel. relativa a Ia revision de la
Constitution Y a Ia convocatoria pa
"a que ell Senado y la Camara de d.
putados Sc refundan Ell una Asar..
blea Nacional, mientras dure la que
rra. De esta comision. veintisiete
miembros Sc sabe que Sc oponen a la
proposition del diputado Renaudel.
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Es muy comprometida la
situaci6n de los russo
rumanos en- la Dobrudja
Los bulgarO-alemaneS avanzan S0Dre
los cSterOS del Danubiu Y
ObIigaran al cnemigO a ha-
Ger frentP o Il cruxar
pl rio.
Srr,icin Especial nara IL I'RENSi.

LONDRES. DicieElbre 20.-Las
trop2S ruso.rumanas que ante el en-
pujc de las fuerzas bulgaro-alemanas
de Won Mackeasan en- Ia Dobrudja,
So haE tenido que retirar hacia ell
Nortp de csa provincial. han llega-
do para IA fecha I I'm punto en- ell
cual SO !er;in obligadaS a hacer fren-
re Il los invaSnres, 0 a cruzar el rio
Danuhio G intcrna"se en- Ia Besara-
bia meridional. o bien en- el terrific
rio de In Moldavia. por la region de
Gaiatz.
II ultimo communicate Official pU
blicado en- Berlin de- cuenta de que
10, ruos en- Su retir2da en- Ia Do
brudia. han pasado Ia nueva Inca dc
po]siciones fortificadas que habian es-
tablccido en- el Norte Y que los ALA
dos teutoneS avanzan ahora hacia los
esteros del Danubio. Fuera del anun-
clio de csc avance y de Ia captura de
uumerosoS muebles Y vehicuios car
gados con prorisiones. asi como de
mil prisioneros hechos a los russo
ruman"S or la Dobrrdja. ell informe
Official no hace menci6n de las ope-
raciones en- la Moldavia.
In los Carpatos or~icntales, el cita.
do informe dice que Ia lucha CONT
nua encarnizada entire rusos y aus
tro. alemaneS. pcro sin que Victories
de imp~ortancia sc italian alcanzado
p0r uno u otro de los combatientes.
En- los demas frentes de la guerra
Solampnte acciOneS de artilleria de
mayor o menOr magritud Sc han cS
taGo libranio V una que otga acci0n
de infarteria de menor impOrtancia.
e. informe alsman da cuenta de que
en- cl frente de Ia Macedonia, en- ell
sector del rio Struma. lus turcos V
bulgaros emprcndicron n seria de
ataques con muy buen eyito.
En- el frente occidental en- cl sec
tor de VcrGun. a! ~oriente del Nosa.
los franceSes Y alemaneS e%stuvieron
~empenadoS durante cl dia de aver en-
un ~encarnizado duelo de artilleria.
que alcanzo muy grande intensified
especialmerte en- los SectoreS de
Bezonvaux. el hoSque de Caurieres
Y Ia alqueria de Chambrettes. Nj la
infanteria francesa nj la alemana sa-
Heron durante ell dia de sus trinche-
ras.
A 10 largo del frente ingles, en- ell
teatro occidental. asi como en- ell fren
tie de BtIgica. sc libraron ell dia de
aver. ~violentos bombardeoS de arti-
pero sin ventajas para ningu-
no de los combaticntcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21
Lord Curzon Dice que
la guerra debe condu'
cirse hasta 10 1ltimo
F>u,r.n ante la Cimara de- los Ln-
r%, la p0lii:ra qU" Scgi'ra 81
uu"ln guhicrrD rc~pCcio
:; la guerra
AGRECO QUE Ia NAC!9N ESTA IL
CHANDO P0R SU VIDA TINE DERE-
CHO AEXlIIR LA AIUDAEF SIS HiJGS

~~.fll,Iu Especial para ~ !EE.N~h
l0<pRE, rcinmb~" 20 II
r..a. 4. r4r<nr. vro dc Ios MEM
h., del -,.v, Carse.o L.. Gu.a~"
ri nvcsc,ta~ aver "n,r IN Cama-r dc
!c. l.orcs "a political del gobi"ino.
3iio.
la nolilrl a"l u3cvo g,bie.nc IS
Ia lie orc la @lerra dyac conducirse
ON 10 f1rnr, con mayor e~ners!D;
one. haara uaa amplia recomprasa
nor -n,Ios lbs sac;ifi,los; one cl che
niro d.. G Tar una complete repaaa-
rr.n ror 81. er.mero< sin cucrtu Y
.sy,riiat dc q.c tales ~c.i~ooae~ goo
=. r.nor;.sr y que is ~acrifiy:os he
c7o- no .er.n vsno,
- nrorasiro H.. Gobjerno os Ell
de Que T. raz de Europa :" rest"6!"z
"a sohrc la he" g." Ia A're g ih"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21

FL ~"Flimston" era un vapor de
3,492 toneladas de capacidad Y Sc en-
contraba navegando de Buenos Aires
de donde zarp6 el dia IS de Noviem-
bre. para Londres,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21
Alemania debe cargar
la responsibilities de
Ia guerra, dice Brand
riGruariU lin diNcurSn ante ri Sr-
rado IranrG> rrprochando al
ParlamrntO SII actliuil
hnStil al guh.
YARI0S SENAD0HFS HiCIER0N CARG0S
H. PRIMER HINISTR0 Y 10 iNTERPE-
LAR0N SGBRE la GFERTA De PAI

>|''''"i" Especial para IL PEEN>N
PARIS. |jriembrc 20. f. Primer
2'iaj,."o BRAND s. c1frento aver con
:~ ~.',iros cen 81 Svu-do. en- d'ad"
=. o"""''' r.. ":.r'"'S' On e. cnai
t"c' Il" question rclatiEa = las pro
roSIctone$ dc pa2 lie AlemanIa.
BRAND contest" t"mbIrH a n Ser1e
tie ~e"Sarl"n"S t"rmuiad2S Ell
81 contra P"r 81 S-nador Beren-
ger, dc Guadalupe rrrr"ch3ndo DIES
pueS a P"riamanto por 81 actltud d"
crrar dlf.ruItadeS a los Minister'S
Pal, G. d2S"mpeEo &c Su~ !ah9EoT, el
actual momcnjo tan grave para cl
pals ag"v"2ndo qus por 10 que a q
$, r~"forIu cStabn ~disHucsto para de
j". ~u cargo y tfaspaS"r sv rcspon-
sa"i!ldad e. cu"l IUi T momeHto. NJ
- tom" un rot" dc c'"tlanz", On
vist" d" que nin@3na proposition
D." "re-eatada so"re a particular
]a" hoSta despaSS de cue Sc havan
cci-pIado as Sr.io&2S 5ccreJas Que
,s'na ?aHdlen.':.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21
Ell discourse de Lloyd
George 5eja alberta
la puerta para la paz
E>ta rS la opinion que prey alcrc en-
les cirruIoS ~uriciaieS amrri-
canoS y TN In Embajada
alCmIana.
CREESE QUE ALENANlA ESTARA Dis
PUESTk F0RMUL'R SUS TERMINUS
ST Sc {. NClERTA UNA t0NFERENClA
la conquista teutona, ha estado


t ...t -. 4 npt-NE
wACUtNCTOE DcinmIra %
F. J;.rufso del primer Ministro in
,1ss Cir u.-id Iiovd-Georre. pro.
u3nri,io ovrr en- In Camara de- los
Coluues en- LonircS. deia a puerta
alberta plr. la paZ. Tai es la opinion
rl.. 50 cy5r1S6 en- "a Casa Blanca V
! en- il Sccratariu de EstaGu. cuand9
/ g c~orocia cl te.:lo Gc dicho discourse.
Fsta mi,ma opini0n es la del En-
baiada: a!rman en- eSta capital. con
&c Won Bcrnstorff. Quien declare
arach. Que .Alrmanll no seria la pri-
msa en- rrr!ar esa pucrtu.
Con II prosan,acioa dc Il respucs-
III .5c los a:iados - a. nroprsicioncs
&C. .Alcmaniu. Sc cree ca los circu.os
ofIllales tie cstu capital que Is az
,ruI,, propo-!ciOre- "e raI 81 en"uen
,rur eli rlmiu".
s. IN, figura. diJn 4, EmbaJadoT
alcmar. que este asunto n terminal
ii aqui. sino que hai;r:i cGando me-
nos. un intercambio mas de notas.'
.Nlcmania. DECLARE aquel. esta dis
pucsta a discu.ir todas las cucstio-
nes que - presenter por Lloyd
Gr1rgc. ESto comprcnde Ia question
relatiya 4 as Preparedness tambIen.
>!r 10 cua.. eI Primer MinIstrO in
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Up U o MARIZ
Abogado Mexicano.
d6-72O-Brady BIda.

En- sociedad con los abosados
Cobbs and Cobbs, Sc encarsa de tods
clase de asuntos de SUI profession.
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FL RARCO lNCLES "FLiMSTON
FuE EcHADo A PIoUE PoR
I'm SUBMARINE

RREST. Diciembre 20. III vapor
mrIes ..Fiimston" fue echado 4 pi-
que por IN submarine ' su captain y
81 primer ma1uinista hechos prisione
ros. <egnn Sc supo hoy en- este puer-
to. Los demas miembros de Ia tri-
,n,aci6n fueron rescatados.
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Ell CONSEJO IMPERIAL RUSO
APOYA A LA DUMA

LONDRES, Diciembre 20.-El Con
sejo del ImperiO la adoptado una
Orden del Dia, semejante a Ia que
aprob6 en- Ia Duma, d~eclaranGo
que cl Consejo undnimemente acordo
d%esaprobar entrar en- ne]gociaciones
de paZ con Alemania, bajo las &C
tualeS condolences, uegIn dice III de-
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.l0Y0 GEORGE PROyECrA 0RGANzAR I'm FJERctT0 INDUSTRIAL
Esa medida sera la piedra
angular de la politica inte-
rior que seguira el nue.
vo gobierno ingles
La ORGkNlZ ACTON SERA Y0LUN7ARIA
PER0 81 FRACAS,N Sc RECURRiRA A
ENEi GiCAS MEDiDAS CORPULS0RiAS


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CuaudO neceSite b0rOs en- eSpanOl
iirijase a Ignacio e. Lozano.-5O7
n7 noIorOSa St.-S. antonio, Texas.
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pacho enviado por Ell Corresponsaf
de Ia Agencia Reuter-, Ell P~etrogra-
do.
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~LA"rRENSA rs 81 prri0dirn rrNi"ano 4
mayor -irrUlGci6H On ln~ E~IadO< ITIdU
pnr la tautn, 81 meiar aar, In> anunrilr
Nrs.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
OUR TURN NEXT.

Fashion may start from Paris, London or New York but as it reaches prone to adopt it. and this regardless whether it is adaptable to our condition or not. So long it is the fashion, the st. le we soon avail ourselves of the change, and go happily on. The same be said about reforms. Let some community adopt reform and if it proves beneficial others will follow. In other words we like to copy others-n some things if not in all things. This exists general rule in all con- munities and our community is no exception. Thus we place our community in the class that follows style, customs and reforms. We want to be good like the rest of the good people. And it is a good thing that are inclined.
 Last week, Seattle, the city which style and fashion We copy the most, had "cleanup" week and everybody took hand, cleaned up their back yards and helped great deal the appearance of the city This is "style" fashion we'll worth copying. Why not take next week as "cleanup week" and let all turn out and do of that work that make up much for health and ap- pearance
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday-8.00 a.m., Holy commun- ion, Except first Sunday in the month";
 10:00 Native Sunday School. 11:00 am. Morning Prayer and Sermon. (Holy Communion, first Sunday in the month"; 1900 m. Sunday School. 7:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. Holy Days-10:30 am. Holy Con- munion.
 Tuesday-S:00 pm. St. Johns Social Club, Guild Room. Wednesday-2:00 pm. Native Women's Guild, Indian School House Thursday-2:90 pm. St. Johns Guild Room.
 FOO p.m.St. Johns Athletic Club, Boys, Guild Room.
 Friday-8:O0 pm. Choir Rehear- sal, Guild Room.
 A sincere welcome is extended to all, especially to newcomers.
 REV. HAROLD H. KELLEY,
 Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

Job printing neatly and prompt. done at the Progressive Miner
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

Job printing neatly ard prompt ly done at the Progressive Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
PROS AND ANTIS.
(Post-Intelligencer.)


 In spite of the poets declaration that "it is bet ter to fight for the good than to rail at the ill, there is amongst us somewhat large class of would-be reformers who only to arrive at a statement of principles through process of can- ceation. Lacking in way the ability to for mulate and uphold positive principles, they avail themselves of such formulation by other people to advance a negative Or seeing in the conduct of other people something to condemn, they make their attitude plain by opposition. In large number of the opposition may very well be justified and it is the good citizens perennial pre- rogatve to lift up his protesting voice against evils unobserved ol too enently tolerated. "Kickers and Knockers serve admirably at times to keep somnolently inclined officials alert. But in these cases the opposition must be based some positive principle the result will be demoraliz- ing. Refomers of the merely critical destruc- tive type may preliminary perform useful service, but their part be than that of preparing for reforms of the constructive order. These are the work of men of the larger vision.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE.

Every newspaper-or nearly so-in the country is full of reports of the present rush of business throughout the country. The military authority is complaining of shortage of This shortage is attributed to the fact that the country is booming and therefore nearly every man is employed Every transportation line is taxed beyond it's capacity. Am munition factories and all other kinds of factories running double shifts. These newspaper reports corroborated by men returning from the States who state that everybody seems to be busy Yet. Secretary of Labor Wilson says that there are an average of 3,O00,00O idle people in the United States during the year for about two months 2,500
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
TALK ABOUT "BANANA BELT" WEATHER.

Really some of us would kick if we were in heaven. Who of us did not find fault with the weather last month? Yet KetchiEan had many nice clear snshiny days during the month of March, and still found fault Seattle must be populated with people of different temperament than we This is what the weather bureau reports for that city in March "March was the wettest since 1904 Precipita- tion for the month, totaled 545 inches. There were twenty-four cloudy, six partly cloudy and clear days" With all that, the people never said boo.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Avertised letter list of the Ket- chikan, Alaska Post Office. For the week ending April 8, 1916. Don Abernethy, Simeon G. Ayers. Fred Bronson, Arthur Frey, Willie Lang, K. Wallace, Mayme Wallace (3), J. G. Welch, Herr T. Peterson. All letters unclaimed by April 22, 1916, will be sent to the dead letter office, Washington, D. c. Parties claiming letters from the above list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claimed. When calling for the above, say Advertised.
 M. E: SWINEFORD,
 Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

The Alaska legislature has provided for vote next November on the wet or dry question there to be very little for introducing in gress present a bill to make the territory dry. willy nly. No matter what might think of the prohibition question it must be admitted that en- acting it for the outlying territories is government without consent of the governed Wait, Congress- and see what Alaska itself will do-(Seward Gateway)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

900 an average of five months and 750,000 aver age of forty-two weeks.
 With all wealth about which boast so much it would that the number of idle is far in excess of what it should be. Obviously there is something wrong somewhere.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10

Despite all that which the republican bosses can do, Roosevelt will be the next nominee for the presidency because he is the only who lead the party into power again. The people have con- idence in him and unless the bosses accept him as their leader another will be forced upon hem- At least that is the way it looks now.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
ANOTHER AMUSEMENT PLACE

With the re-opening of the Shoot ing School at the foot of Mission street, the people may fi-f sno'her place of amusement where t / can shoot away their little wads. MT. DeYoung will attend to the rest Just go and shoot away all you mind to-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

Sunday Church Service Il a. m. and 7;30 p. m.
 Thursday Prayer Meeting 8:30 pm.
 Friday Choir meets at 500 p. m. First and Third Wednesday after r0ons at 2:30 Ladies Aid Society.
 H. ". MICHENER, Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-04-10
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at 8:30 a. m. High Mass at 10:30 @. m. Sunday School at 2:30p.n. Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. m. Week Day Mass at 8 a. m. Rev. PAUL P. KERNS.
 Pastor.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-10

Ricordiamo. Contro lie trincee fran
cesl che formano Fultlma cintura
ALA salvezza della Francia, da cento
giorni gil eserciti appuntano sea-
gliano con impeto inaudito loro col
pi di ariete: ed hanno, per sferrari,
la plu' tremenda macchina bellica che
sia mai comparsa nei secoli, per la
distruzione per la morte La carne
umana, rigogliosa carne teutonica,
non e. risparmiata: ia anch' essa par
te della catapulto Diecimila cannoni
sputano lingotti di acciaio rovente:
mile falangi, passano, col volto tor
vo basso, sui sentieri del sangue ST
avventano disparatamente contro le
muragha oil trancla. Sembra che q
quelFurto nulla possa resistere; resi-
stono Francesi. II fore dele solda-
tesche di Baviera, di Sassonia, di
Brandeburgo, Forgoglio dele terre
prussiane, il forte seme di Asia e
del Wuttemberg, viene straziato dial
valore latino: lie onde rosse sono RI
buttate rovescio. Parigi e pur sem
pre- lontana: da Verdun non:si passa.
L mel tempo istesso, al fragore
che sale dGi campl della Mosa, ri
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-10
PENSIERI

PENSIERI
La prima dele virtu' e. la devozio-
ne ALA Patria.
NAPOLEONE [.
k#%
Leducaziane e il.pane dell'anima.
O.. MAZZINI.
Insegnare al propri' fgli fare il
bene e. lasciar loro Feredita' piu' pre-
ziosa. Int questo modo possiamo dire
di essere utili anche dopo morto.
MANTEGAZZA.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-10
Primavera Rosa

spondono di lontano pur cosi vlcini
altri fragori di tuono. Chi osa driz-
zarsi sull1mpervia trincea dele nevi
e del tango per tendere Ia mano al
fratelli che sono ALA loro ultima pro-
va? Ecco: dallo Stelvio all'Isonzo,
per tutto il piu' terrible bastione
altr lncendi, altri fuochi,
altri impeti rispondono. Sono l solda-
ii della gran lnadre Italia che han du-
ratio un lungo ammo per sbarrare le
porte di loro casa gia' aperte allo
scherno ALA offesa: ed ora, saldi
sulle raggiunte soglie, attendono il
segno primaverile per balzare in a
vanti vendicare la liberia diritti
della gente nostra. Ecco: dalla Divna
al Danubio, avanzano Russi: adu-
nate lie immani energle del loro I'm
pero - il piu' vasto del monde -
guarite lie criminose cancrene, rlfatti
darmi dl fede, gla' saggiano / ne
mici di ogni parte taluno ne schian
tano: sono Serbi che sulle rovine
della loro Patria giurano vendetta: la
placheranno mel sangue di queli che
pur ieri cacciarono oltre il conteso
Danubio: sono le armate di Salonicco
che attendono PCra di sferrare sui
vendereccio Coburgo il colpo mortale;
sono belgi che stretti attorno al To-
70 bellissimo Re, difendono ancora il
loro onore violate: sono lie scolte di
Vallona che chiudono lie porte del
mare nostro al mercante di Grecia:
sono le schiere di Inghilterra che non
conoscono Sc non la morte o la gloria:
sono lontani piccoli fgli d'Oriente
pronti alIultimo colpo owe occorre e
owe 81 chieda.
Primavera rossa, ecco, per lutte lie
'front.' s'annunzia. Sui fortissimo ne
mico gia' bate fali Nemesi implaca-
bile. Chiuse mel divino Cdio, serrate
nellie forbite armi fatte eguali quel-
lie che lie insanguinarono, lie gent
della civllta' gia! presentono Fora
della vittoria: finche' essa non sor-
rida, ferma mel sole, non avra' tregua
ne IL combattere ne il morire. Fsse
non vogliono distruggere; chiedono
soltanto a Dio ed ALA bocca del loro
cannoni che sia prostate al suolo chi
prima apri lie dighe del sangue al tor
rente europeo. Chiedono che il mon
do possa svolgere in serenita' di pa
ce il suo lavoro eli bonita di giusti-
zia: che loro figli non debbano at
tendere fora torva dele paterne ven
dette. Oggi 81 deve morire 81 deve
vincere: oggi nemici devono inten-
dere che Pevo di Tamerlano di Ba-
iazet e. finito per sempre.
Non padroni mel monde: non stragi
di libere GENT ne ludibrio di ideali e
di fedi: non dominic di spade CORFU
sche, sibbene 10 spazio universe, g.
perto lutte lie civil conquiste, tut
te le fecondi energie in magniica ga
ra di uomini di idee.
Venga dunque s'approssiml la di-
vina Primavera. Sara la fine di un
Sogno. sara il principle di una nuo-
va vita. tardi nepoti, scorrendo lie
pagine del TERRIBLE evo, ST chiederan-
no turbati il perche' dello scemplo
orrendo, ma sapranno anche, per To-
more della razza umana, che contro
gil ultimi trogloditi della umanita'
balzo' in arme, lntrepida la Lupa di