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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10
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: /. FeH1tqHsI ollOefe SelUrelle
Ifal beItoo al 3 Mcolenmer, 3 Bro.
tier og , 2pgmGno; 0isie pGlges
al ben lore. airfes Marsmsoe, Yre-
lterne me0 tire Mars 5ieneitetio oa
2Ggn1unoene meo TO.
5 2. a. geitprelien orgnniierer Zig
|inareit miligt efter 8alqet oeo at
orlge line G~mbeosmGitO al lin egell
Oii0te. ncntlig Sormnno, 3osierer
og SefretGr.
5 2. b.. FeniionsIon0et boloer I'M
Der Somilm0ets MarSmeoe en- Sen.
ernlforinmlng, iom oplger geitprel.
lens Gmbeosmerro, nenilig Sor-
mano, aasierer % Sefretpr, al DC
9e itpreliesmeolenmer, Iom ben
lore. onnifc airfes aorsmsoe bar
.odlqt.
So. 9eitprelIens Sornan6 ifol
idmmenfnloe @eitprelicn nnar ban
Ter oct ~nsopen0iat og leoe oens Cor.
.hanoIinger, itoiteoe I%fpisninger til
ole fSonoets llobetalinger, inobcret
te til Zen forenebe oonife airfes
Nursms6e, til Observation-Disclosures
og til 9eitpreliens egne Uisoer, baoe
.5ilinn me0 belle 1Sorroets 8irfiombeO
OF ieae at iremnie 0en peo gooe oa
Frbare O1ioler.
s 4. a~osiereren ifal title en- laa
Dan aantion. ionl IarsneOet be.
itcnm1er; ban ifal lol0e neiagtigt
Reanifab oper 6onoet9 Nii0ler, an
brin9e @rimofoiloet efter Generation
iamlingclls Qeitemnielie; ban ifal
mootaae lle,StrobetaIin8er, foreta8c
ale llobetalingcr eiter 6ormmnoens
anoisning og frenrlGgge 6olloets
9iegnifnber peo Den lore. onnife Sir
fes aorsm6oe % oeo Generation.
iamlinaen on Tor 9eiprelietL naar
iamme frazer oct.
So. Sefreturen ifaG iere 6or.
6m0lin9sprotofollen renli1t 90 nej.
nntiot. hnn ifof l10iere Den lore,
fomnleifoe aorreipouoanee, opbe.
pare 5oirNctS 9frfip, isre neiagtia
5o-teqneIie oper Meolemnlerne o.
bogiste M WeoIenmer.
Sc. TeniunSionOets 9tegnifdbei
repb0eres al Den for. airfes Hepi'
iionsfomite ionnuen nreo ct WieoleH
al 9eniionsioitoet, Tom Generation
inmlinaen oelger.
81. 9~eitprelien boloer WeOe IN.
|0er Den Tor. airfes 4nrsmsoe on
ispriet nnnr iSoit0etS 8e og BE
frGper oct.
IS. 9~eitpreliens Meolennier ian
oeres Heiielr6gifter til 9eimrelles
msoer betalt al 6onoets aasie; oct
tie gGtoer Soa life til MSoet unoei
oen for. airfes aorsmsoe.
SO. Sonosfosien betaler @eoi
iorerne Tor Mcoiiionsnrbefoet
s 10. 1eifionsion0ets Weolem.
mer holocr @enerolforionllin9 innn
men meo Den ior. airfes aarsmeoe
Tan Observation-Disclosures lorsFtes
bele Sonoets StillinN og m Meo.
lcnmer optn9es. aln TonoetS
Mc6femner bar Stenmneret pao @e.
neralforiamlinaen; men oilers c
Weoet onbent.
Sit. NeniionsiotOets Meoiem
nter fan nppellere @citnreliens BE
itenunelie tn Observation-Disclosures
og 6erfra | iibite Snitnns til Der
for. airfes MorsmSoe; oens &c
itemmelie ffnl bore o~fgsrenOe.
9ilfpiclier ~ gGnoringer.
N5itcr al o~f1cuitaoctu0e Eorilnf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10
0fterifrift.

s aarsberetningen for 1915 81.
oe HIS l9ies islgenoe DE.
IlrltrIng IS Sen6olo til YrGite.
erfefonliteens ssrt0beretning angoa.
erroe lSamiuroets iStilling til en-
mllig lt0uioelie al oenne 8irfiom.
6e0, ina Den fomfner til at llogere
Ell Beniions. % Gnfefasle .oprettet
log opbolot al Snmfm0et, benitil-
les, at PrGiteenfefomiteen letter iia
Ii 6orbilloelie nleo Stnrelien Tor
ErGiteries pripate Geniionsior.
ening, o9 at De i 6Pllesitab Org ter
Sngel ior 0ereiter at inoberette
til Smnianoets Aarsmsoe.4
Get er mnlblt - iom nogell
oaida BAR mefit - at Weningen
meo oo%enitanenoe Narsneoebeitem.
melie er, at Observation-Disclosures
Meolenmter o. Nfeolemmerne al
Smrelien Tor Rrditerne5 Geitiions.
ioreniila ifill0e haDe bait ct Weoe
Tor paa Get ut orsite Sagen OF
ino6erette 0erira. Snnnme pil0e o9.
iaa b0ue psret snifeligt. Uten bpem
ifnloe betale @iloet2 Dteolenmerne
Dor pda en- aiitano ira Colorado
/ 8eit til Nem Dorf / 2it, % @ei.
ielrOaifterne oifoe blioe gonife be-
tp0eliqe. ri 6en Brltn0 latte III.
~0erteaneoe openitanenOe 5orilag /
Girflllotion til nGpnte WeOlemmer
ior pna Sen Mtaaoe at iad noQei
at iremlGg9e Tor aarsme6et JON
en- Sn0beretning ON oenne Sag.
90 Tor Of gre Somiun0ets Me0-
lennner befen0t neO oct isr Mars.
meoet, er set. at oct ofientli1asres
ber.
Wfeningen nar, at oct r1e0 0f
tilisieoe gGnorimer IfilIoe hope
cirfiileret en6nu engona mellenl
Mcolemmerne, men Tfoen tilloo oeI
life, ocrIom set ifliloe publiieres
fer Tarsmeoet. Den isrite Miin6,
relie Far ta9et ira O.. II. Sebriial
til 3. Nai, og Der er nh Inn noglt
faa ltaer til Morsmsoet.
Moatte ino 6enne for Ben for
airfe Iaa oiatiae Gag firoe en- aot
TlaSs oa SorItnaeIie boaoe ON
frit1 I Samfunoet oa paa Mars,
meoet.
Weo bro6erli1 Silien.
81. so. gn6erfen,
SorrnorO | Frpiteenfefomiteen.
:. 81. 6anfen,
ScfretGr / Erpiteenfefomriteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10
@amIe 6riitcn Snfubiens

@amle Griitcn Snfubiens
Siitorier % 5prtrlinger
ortaIt or 9srn.
ltbgiuct af llopoIeet for Snor'
Wisiions @srnegnostieneitcr | Gor
mart. 70 Siber, 25 5ortGainacy
Neb GortGncrcns Yortrrt tnr
0~msInect. Tris 90 Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair. Nebraska
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10
z5-Year Guarantee

Every Starck Piano is guar
anteed for % years. This
guarantee b. @sak OF it the
reputation old-estab-
lished, res ID piano house.
1t means what it says.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
GOVERNORS DAY AT WILDWOOD
NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Resort Prepares to Welcome and En-
tertain Many Visitors

WILDWOOD. N. J., July i2-City Off
cials and members Of the Entertainment
Committee Of the wildwood Board Of
Trade are making elaborate preparations
for the visit of Governor and Mrs Fielder
members Of the state Senate and Assem-
blymen as well as state and county officials
Friday and Saturday at the second annual
Governors Day celebration
Senator John y. Ackley, of vIneland, who
has a summer home here, Is cooperating
with the committee to make the celebration
n succcsa. Friday night at sis there will
be a reception for all the city's guests at
the Boardwalk home OF Senator Ackley.
The visitors will attend the Funchase at
the wildwood Ocean iPer. They will wit
ness a special act at Nixons Vaudeville
Pier Theatre A special concert will be
given by Walter Pfeiffer's Orchestra at the
Casino Auditorium. The guests will he
taken in roller chairs to the wildwood Crest
Pier at 10 o'clock, where there will. be a
special concert by Cianfoni's Band until
1920. whom they will go to the Holly Beach
Yacht Club and attend banquet at 1O:3O.
Saturday the guests will leave their no.
tells at $3.50 a. m. for the Holly Beach
Yacht Club, and start from the clubhouse
at $3.50 for n trip on the inland waterway
to Cold Spring Inlet, returning at II, after
which aI hour will be devoted to bathing
Dinner will be served at l at the various
hotels. At o'clock the party will be taken
to The pound fishing boats TO inspect the
catch. returning in time for the trains that
will carry them to their homes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
ARMER sMITH5 a. RA!N8ow CLUB
LAST AND ALL THE TIME!

!
Today Safety First
object reducing number of accidents that through
thoughlessness and reckessness carelessness
understand the undertaking the Safety First
Campaign.
receive pretty
htters stories and drawings?
give away?
The this:
Philadelphia has arrived at the conclusion
ahead
the BOYS and GIRLS these lessons
that children of the unnk
make city "sadd but WISER Philadelphia the "day
happens"
will be carried talks and pictures that will
will furnish valuable suggestions
tn making o your stories drawings etc.
We are counting IN hand in hand with
HOW TO KEEP SAFE
DAYS IN YEAR, and SOMETIMES 966.
SEND
THEM TO FARMER SMITH
ave the thinking about safety Go
30 bed al night and dream of it.
CARELESS PEOPLE through the world
knowing STEP their
Watch outfo YOURSELF! may them.
81 only ONE, can do good"
True,yo arr only the world is made YOU.
ONE be the NEXT ONE, the
saving this campaign is directed
REBIEMBER-STOP LOOK and LISTEN
did it, Tell
in turnm write their ideas and send them in
Philadelphia the the world
THERE'S S n elfshness in LIFESAVING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

is more. when you had your day-dream I
didn't interrupt you and l don't want you
to interrupt me now that I am telling you
about my day-dream. was sitting"
II know all about that part OF il what
was your dream2"
II dreamed that l was telling you about
It and you were so interested that you
did not say a word, and you know that day
dreams always come true, for didn't the
day-dream that you had come true? You
got the cake, didn't you? And now l want
TO tell you about my day-dream-"
go on-<go on I'm listening extra hard"
said Jimmy who was getting interested by
this time.
We'll" began the Baby Baboon again. II
was dreaming that was so hungry that I
wal most dead and saw you and said:
Jimmy I want a piece OF your mothers
pie,' and you looked at me and said Yes.
my darling, you may have it,
"Pshaw 20 answered Jimmy. Your dream
was like mine-why don't you dream some
thing original2'
The dreams were not alike, for I
dreamed that wanted pie and In your
dream you wanted cake, see :"
Il don't think / can get any pie just
on a dream like that" Jimmy was getting
hungry himself But / VIII try, for. an
day-dreams come true. as you say"
Shut your eyes and wait &"
The Baby Baboon did as he was told
and pretty soon he opezsd them, ana What
do you thinkg There EazlES = frcnt of him
3 HRQls Pc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

corpse and with sudden wrench tore 1t
all away. revealing a hairless pate beneath.
Guardsmen and mobiles pressed close about
the silent witness upon the marble floor.
Many were the exlamations of astonishment
and questioning wonder as Xodars acts
confirmed the suspicion which he had held
all the time.
"a thern !" whispered Tars Tarkas.
Worse than that, 1 fear" replied Xodar.
but let us see"
with that he drew his dagger and cut
open a locked pouch which had dangled
from the thcrn's harness, and from 1t he
brought forth clrclet of gold set with a
large gern1--it was the mate to that which
l had taken from Sator Throg.
"IIe was holy thern," said xodar.
fortunate, indeed, it is for us that he did
not escape"
The officer of the guard entered the
chamber at this juncture.
"My prince" he said, 81 have to report
that this fellows companion escaped us. I
think that 1t was with the connivance of
one or more of the men at the gate. 1
have ordered them all under arrest"
Xodar handed him the thoat oil and CLOTH
with this you may discover the spy
among you" he said.
1 az once ordered a secret search within
the city, for every AIartian noble maintains
q secret service of his own.
A half-hour later the officer Of the guard
came to the chamber again to report. This
time it was to confirm our worst fears
half the guards at the gate that night had
been therns disguised as red men.
Come I" l cried. I'VE must lose no
time. On to Hastor at once Should the
therns attempt to check us at the southern
verge of the icecap it may result in the
wreclSing of all our plans and the total
destruction of the expedition"
Ten minutes later we were speeding
through the night toward Hastor, prepared
to strike the first blow for the preservation
of Dpiah Thoris,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
GIVES WARNING
OF CHARITY IMPOSTORS
Head Of Camden Organization Asks Aid
of Citizens

The Associated Charities Of Camden,
through zed II. Copp, It's general secretary,
warns the public against various frauds
now working In that county Frequent re-
ports from suburban towns made to the
office show that persons are begging for
imaginary institutions. Secretary Copp,
in his warning, cites spechce instances
The association calls upon au persons
in that oHy and county to unite with il
in protecting the community from such
frauds, This can be done effectively, Il
Is pointed out. IL all persons who are so-
licited TO aid any unknown or doubtful
cause will refer the matter to the aasocia-
tion for investigation and report. He also
reports a number Of persons claiming resi-
dence in Camden who. under one pretext
or another, are begging in that olty and
county on their own behalf without just
cause. He says he has more calls for en-
ployment than he can supply and there
Is no need for public relief now, except In
certain gases where sickness or accident
prevents work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

delphia, are here for the remainder Of the
season.
Dr. and Mrs c. w MacFarlane, Of Phil
adelphia, are at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grocer, Of Locust
street. Philadelphia, are here for the season.
Mrs. John T. Bailey of Roxborough, Will
spend the next three months here.
Mr., and Mrs. William G. Squibb. Of North
Philadelphia, are occupying their Ventnor
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Donohue Wetherly, of
Philadelphia, are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. GustIne, Jr, of
West Philadelphia, expect to remain here
until late I'm September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Spatola, OF West
Philadelphia, have arranged to prolong their
stay until late in October
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ward and Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Dell Jr., of Philadelphia, are
among the honeymoon couples at the shore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
THE BABY BABOON'S DREAM
By Farmer Smith

'I wonder where that little rascal, the
Baby Baboon, is?" Jimmy Monkey was ask
ing himself one afternoon when the sun
was just setting over Sugar hill.
Jimmy went out and walked along the
road, thinking Mister Elephant might come
along. but instead came the Baby Baboon,
as fast as he could run.
"Oh, Jimmy !" the little fellow shouted.
"Oh, Jimmy, I had day-dream. truly
did / was sitting on the edge OF my bed
this minute. this very minute, and 1 had
a day-dream. dreamed that you, think
OF IT, YOU. came TO me and said:
" You little darling"
II never would call you a darling" in
terrupted Jimmy
Yes. you would. in a dream, a day
dream"
Il couldn't" insisted Jimmy.
Yes you could. for you did II. and what
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
Things to Know and Do

(1) Oh dear That stupid printers boy
spilled all the type He put it together as
follows:
THE wind was blowing in an TRESAYI.E .E
direction" what word has the printers
boy misspelled2
(2) Papa loves Baby, hlIt Baby gets his
blocks mixed up. The other day they spelled
TINA DOME" Papa made one word out
OF the two and that word mother said. was
what the baby did 10 the whole house
What was the word7
(s) WORD PARTY Name TAD q bird
with a name ending IN "EON - (b) khld
q doctor ending II "EoNsss le1 4 san
eAainE - s3alQh3E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
THE GODS OF MARS
Sequel to Under the Moons Of Mars"

Wait" said Xodar. "If you will, prince,
ask that a cloth and little thoat oil be
brought"
I nodded to one of the soldiers, who left
the chamber returning presently with the
things that Xodar had requested The black
knelt beside the body, and, dipping a corner
of the CLOTH in the thoat oil, rubbed for
moment on the dead face before him.
Then he turned to me with, smile, point.
ing to his work / looked and saw that
where xodar had applied the thoat oil the
face was white-as white as mine-and
then Xodar seized the black hair of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
CHAPTER Xxx
The Air Battle

1.-TWO hours after leaving my palace in
j. Ielium, or about midnight, Kantos Kan.
Xodar and 1 arrived at Hastor. Carthoris,
Tars Tarkas and Hor Vastus had gore di-
rectly TO TharlS upon another cruiser
At Hastor we found all in readiness, and
so perfectly had Kantos Kan planned every
detail of the campaign that within ten
minutes of our arrival the first of the feet
had scared aloft from its dock; and there
after, mt the rate of one second. the great
ships noated gracefully out into the night
to form a long. thin line which stretched
for miles toward the south.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
Struck by Trolley Car While PLAYING

Three-year-old Nicola Titingo. 1915 Vine
street is in a serious condition in the West
Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital from in
juries received when struck by a trolley car
while playing in front Of his home last
night Besides many cuts and bruises and
fracture OF the right arm, II is feared
that the child has concussion of the brain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
CHESTER. Pa.
NAZARETH. PA.
Nazareth Han MILITARY AcademY

NAZARETH, PA. Founded IT4S
A Military Academy for Boys. College Pre-
parRtoFy and Business Courses. Military life az
fords healthfgl exercise and sirengtheEs orderly
habits and obediehee- All Athletics. A school
that y better because Il v duerent, and differ
ent because II y better. A1dreAs
Rev. FRANCIS L. eRUHERf, Rs1Aelpal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
THE
SAFETY-FIRST CONTEST
of the
PHILADELPHIA RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY
OPENS TODAY
and
CLOSES SATURDAY AITGTTST 10
CLOSES SATURDAY, AUGUST 12

CLOSES SATURDAY, AUGUST 12
For the best STORIES, DRAW
INGS and IDEAS on HOW TO
PREVENT and AVOID ACCI-
DENTS the following prizes will be
given:
For Children Over 9 Years
list Prize-S10 in Gold, or Solid
Gold Medal with your name en-
graved on it, or q Folding Kodak.
I'd Prize-Choice of Desk, Genuine
Leather Travelling Bag, White
Ivory Dresser Set or a Talking
Machine with Records.
Sd and 4th Prizes-Choice of Boy
Scout Tent, Erector Set with, Mo-
tor, Silk Sweater or Sterling Sill
Yer Pocketbook.
5th, 9th and 9TH Prizes-Choice of
So Gold Piece, or Boys or Girls
Watch.
Sth, 9th and 10th Prizes-Choice of
Cameras, Boy Scout, Indian or
Cowboy Suit or Sewing Case.
AND
Fourteen other prizes-Choice of
Boxes of Paints, Drawing Boards,
Footballs, Basketballs, Boys and
Girls Books, Music Rolls and
School Cases.
For Children of Years and
Under -
lst Prize-Choice of Gold Medal,
Boys Watch, Solid Gold Brace
let or a Beautifully Dressed Doll.
I'd Prize-Choice of Tent, Sliding
Board for the Backyard, Dolls
Brass Bed or an Erector Set.
Sd and 4th Prizes-Choice of Baby
Doll or Mechanical Boat.
5th, 9th and 7th Prizes-Choice of
Indian Suit, Cowboys Suit, Red
Cross Nurses Outfit or Dolls
Hammock.
sth, 9th and 10th Prizes-Choice of
Blaekboards, Sets of Paints,
Games or Boll's Dishes.
AND
Fourteen other prizes - Choice of
Tinker Toys, Quacky Doodle
Ducks, School Bags, Books.
SEND ALL STORIES, ETC,
TO FARMER SMITH, EVE
MING LEDGER, PEfILA-
DELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
AANoYER. n. q.

Hanover Tutoring School
~ ths hsaEt q ghs Re@ HamDshlFs Hills. SUM
mar SESSION Irlyt August and September.
EseFg eanalaata n lszI z years eaisFed coilssa.
: -, oI,s - kExi ss3sz. = :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
SUMMIT. N. j.
CARLTON ACADEMY

IJppsr School for older boys giyes thorough pre-
paratlon for all colleges Individual attention
6emmeTciaI Courses, Athletic sports. Resident
Chaplain Lower School for younger boys, with
HOusenothsr 10 size personal care.
CHARLES "A. SCHULTZ. An. HeadmastaF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

The new Cadillac Station is
the largest centrally-located,
first floor, freproof service
station in the world. It is
equipped with the latest and
most efficient automobile
tools and machinery. Parts
for all Cadillac models will
there be obtainable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

CadiHac-AutomobiIe
Sales Corporation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29
FL DEL TSCHLtND" ESPERi RE,
CiBIR lNFORMES DEL "BRE-
Mf.N" PARA Z.ARP.AR.

BALTIMORE, Julio 2S.-La YER
sion rrIativa Il que 81 apiazamlento
Ir ia -ilida del Deutschland :" de-
Ola Il ,Iue ">taba Ell r>prra DE notI-
ria> d. Submarine Bremen. version
.que rircuI0 con iusi>tencia lIcc
LA. ha >ido ronfiruiada hoy. cuau-
d" - >upo de- furntc considerable
di=na de- crjdi;U. que +. mcnciUnado
submarine teuton no 81 hara a ia
mar IIa>ta que no - rcclban lnfor-
mes oficialcS del Bremen ppr SUE
ayenteS en- eSta ciudad.
TaurbiGn - >abc de- fucntc aUto-
hizada que Fl "Deutschland" no ha-
ri 81 SaIida Secretamentc: pcro que
emprendera 81 marcha DE este puer
to. duraute :. dia. para ..Iegar a los
caDoS pUr la n0che y pUdcr approve
charsc he Ia vbScuridad para Durlar
la ~Nigiiaucia DE Sus enemlyo>..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29
Ell G0BIERHO AMERICANA
ENVIA UNA ENERGICA
PR0TESTA A LA
GRAN BRETAnA
En- ella objeta Ia ''lista negra' del
Cob. ingIes, como una invasion a
los derechos de los neutrales
LA PRENSA De N0RUEGA PR0TESTA
TAMBIEN CONTRA La ACTlTUD
DEL G0BIERN0 BRITANNICA

nv ~ l''" 80 'I-''Hf
WASHINGTON. Julio 2S.-La Sc
cretaria de Estado cablegrafio anoche
al Embajador americana en- LondreS.
una communication para que sea preSen
tada al gobierno ingleS, en- Ia cual oh
ieta la actitud de I]nglaterra de pro-
hibir Ell concrete con las emprcsae J
ncgociacioncs americans ccntcnldas
en- la famoSa ''liSta negra'', como una
invasion De los derechos de los ncu.
traleS."
Al anunciar anoche el Secretario
INFERNO Mi. Polk. la Transmission Il
LondreS de esa nota. manifesto que
en- ella Sc discutian Solameptc los prln
cipios generates del Derecho Interna
%cional. que envuelve Ia accion del 90
bierno ingIeS. sin mencionar especifi-
~amente ninpunaS de las firmas pueS
taS ell Ia ''liSta negra.'
La nota Sc describe oficialmente.
como una energica proteSta, redacta-
da en- terminus firmeS. Segun sc Sabc
contiene cerca de mi! paIabraS Y pro
bablemente Sera pUhlicada el pr6Xi-
mo luneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29
Ell B0SQUE De DELVILLE
HA SlDO CAPTURAD0
.:POR LAS TROPkS
BRITANICkS
La lucha por la possession de csc
bosque ha sido una de las mas
encarnizadas de la guerra
CADA MiNUT0 CAIAN TRES GRANADAS
EN- CADA YARDA De TERREN0 De
Los ALEMANES
Srrsicio Exclusive para IA PRENSA.

LONDRES, Julio 26.-Los esfuer-
Hos de los alemaneS para conservar Ell
su poder las posiciones que tenlan IS
tablecidaS en- Ell bosque de Delvi!Le,
han fracaSado, segun ell iNforme Off
'ciai del Ministerio dc la Guerra bri'
tinico en- ell cual Sc anunci6 hoy, que
las tropas inglesas habian logI'ado
capturar eSa importante posicion.
En- los circulos militares de "Sta
capital Sc espera que esta victoria de
los ing!eses faci!itara grandemente
sua csfuerzos para rcmachar los eXI-
tos obtenidos Ell Longueval Y conSoll-
dan dofinitivamente las poSiciones
capturadas en- csc frente. aSi como pin
ia emprendcr en- 10 successive Su ava
ce a 10 largo del canine de Bapaume.
La lucha por la possession de csc boS-
que Sc dice. por los peritoS Y observa-
dores, ha sido una de las mas terri
bles que Sc han librado durante Ia
presentc guerra europea. La vioien-
cia del bombardeo de los ingIeseS asu-
MIC tales preparedness que no hay
eXagcraci0n, sc dice que Ell un trentc
de mil vardas concentraIon Su fuegO
al grade dc que a cada minute ala
tres granadas Ell cada yarda de terre-
no ocupado por los tcutones, habien-
do durado csc intense bombardeo por
| c~spacio de varias horas.
Los comDateS empenadoS Ell :os al
rcdedores de Longueval y del boSque
de Dclville. han excedido en- terOcidad
Il todos cuantos han ocurridO Ell csc
irente de baLalla.
FL informe Official Gado Il Ia publ
>idad hoy por ell Ministerio de Ia
Guerra ing!es. dice:
'Dr.puts dr una >rv"ra luriIa.
nur>tra> trupa> dc>aIojaron 4 la
Iurnta division de- braniebur=ucs"s,
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