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ROME, July 16.-An Austrian stroyer Impetuozo in the Adriatic.
 LONDON, July 16.-The British steamer Antigua has been sunk.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17

VIENNA, Jul. 16.-The Austrian troops assumed vigorous offensive in the Trentino district, took the Italians completely by surprise, in- fiicting crushing losses upon them and drove them from several i'm portant positions recently gained near Monta Rosa.
 The defeat has had subduing effect upon the Italian attacks.
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praise.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17
WHEN IN TOWN

WHEN IN TOWN Drop into the
 MERCHANTS CATE. The Home of Good Eats.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17

Drop into the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17

BERLIN, July 16.-The German
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17

points.
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Red Eye Reared VIII, Rage.

as had lodged Red Eye, SO it seem.
ed to me THAI could dodge the hunt
ing animals by going back and forth
between the two caves.
- / had forgotten the wild dogs. They
were small enough to so through any
passage that | could squeeze through.
One night they nosed me out had
they entered both caves at the same
time they would have got me- AS it
was, followed by some OF them through
the passage: ! dashed out the mouth
Of the other cave. Outside were the
rest of the Wild dogs. They sprang foc
ME as l spTang for the cliff wall and
began to climb. One Of them, a lean
and hungry brute, caught me in mid
leap. His teeth sank into my thigh
muscles and he nearly dragged me
back He held on, but | made no effort
to dislodgc him, Gevoting my whole
effort to climbing out OF reaeh of the
rest of the trutes. .". .@s.
Not until was safe from them did
turn my attention to that live agonE
on my thigh. And then, a dozen feet.
above the swapping pack that leaped
and scrambled against the wall and
fell hack, | got the dog by. the throat
and slowly thICttled him. | was a long
time doing it. He. clGwed ANA ripped
my hair and hide with his hind paws.
and ever he jerked AMI lunged with
his waight.to drag me from the wall.
At last his teeth opened and releas-
ed my torn flesh ! carried ibis body
I'D the elf with ne and perched out
the night in the entrance Of my old
cave, Wherein VI re Lc9 Ear ard my
sister But first | had to. endure q
storm Of abuse from the aroused horde
for being the cause OF" the disturb
ance. 4 had my revenge. F'ro1n time
TO time. as tie noise cf>the pack below
eastd. down. dropped roek and
started it, Up again. Whereupon from
all around the abu~a 81 the ex3sDeTat-
ed folk. BEGAN 8rreSl-@ In the morn
ing I.shareG the dog with Lop Ear and
his. vie. nd T@r sG,sEaI ia S ti2a
three G. us we're nc.tAeF Tegetlriaas:
E.'T - JIros~S. ="
I.oP Ears IaaT*iGEe was MT n happy
IGC, and the Consolation about ii i.
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We were afraid only OF the dark.
We had no germs OF religion, ne con-
ceptioRs Of an unseen world We
knew only The real world, and the
things We feared we're the real things.
the concrete dangers. the flesh end
blood animals that pEeyed It was
they that made us afraid of the dark.
for darkness was the time of the hunt
ing animals, Ii was then that they
came oHt Of their Iairs and bounced
upon one from the dark wherein they
iurked invisible, #'..
Possibly it was out of this fear of
the real deBizens Of the dark that the
fear of the unreal deaizens was later
TO develop aud eliminate in a whole
and mighty unseen world. As imagi-
.ation grew it IS likely that the fear
OF death increased until the folk that
were to come projected this fear into
the dark and peopled Il with spirits
think the Fire People had already
begun to BE afraid of the dark in this
fashion. but the reasons we folk had
for breaking up our hee.hee@ councils
and fleeing 70 cur holes were old Sa-
Der Tooth, the lions and the iackals.
the wild dogs and the wolves, and all
the hungry, meat eating breeds.
Lop Ear got married. . 1t was the
second winter after our adventure
Journey, and il was most unexpected.
he gave me no warning. The first I
knew was one twilight when climbed
the cliff to our cave. ] squeezed into
the entrance and there stopped.
There was no: room tor NE. Lop Ear
and his mate We're III possession, ard
she was none other than my sister,
the daughter of my stepfather, the
Chatterer.
! tried to force my way in. There
was space only fer two, and that
space was already occupied. Also,
.they had me at a disadvantage. and,
what with the scratching and hair
pulling / received. | was glad to re-
treat / slept that night, and for many
nights, in the connecting. passage OF
the double cave From MY experience
II seemed reasonably safe. As the two
folk had lodged old Saber Tooth, and
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CHAPTER XII.

. We went on through the trees to-
ward the caves, an excited and dis0T-
derby mob, that drove before it to
their holes all the small life of the for
est and that set the bluejays scream
ing impudentlv. Now that there was
nc immediate danger, I-cp Ear waited
for his grandfather, Marrow Bone,
and with the gap Of q generation be-
tween them the old fellow and tho
youth brought up our rear. ...-...
j And SO it was that LOp Ear became
a bachelor once more. That night
slept with him in the Old cave and
our old life Of Cumming began again.
The less of his mate seemed 10 cause
nina no grief. At least ne showed no
signs Of it nor of need Ior her. II was
the wound in his leg that seemed t.
bother him, and it was al Ct week
before he got back again to his old
spryness.
Marrow Bone was the only cid men-
Der in the horde Sometimes On look
ing back upon him. when the vision Of
him is most clear, / note a striking re
semblance between hjm and the father
Of my fathers. gardener. The. garden
er's father was yeTy old. very WrinkleG
and withered, ana for all tka world
" ben he peered jA.."@A hia tiny
b'egFy eyes ard r.IiEi.,Id VITA his
tcCthioS3 Guns he 0Eed and acted.
Ike cd Ma<rCw Rene. This resem-
t5@a&"s {" = child, used to brighten
me always ran when saw the old
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man lettering along on his two canes.
Old Marrow Bone. even had y Bit or
sparse and stfaggly white beard that.
seemed identical with the whiskers
OF the cid man
As ] have sad. Marrow Bane was
the unIy old member Of The. horde Hs
was gn exception The felix never lived
to Oil age Middle age was fairy
rare. Death BY violence vas the com
mon way OF death. They died IS my
father had died. as broken Tooth had
died. as nly sister and The Hairless
One had Just died abruptly aud bru-
tally, in the ruil possession OF their
fac alties. in the full swing and rush or
iifS Natural death? TO die violently
was the natural way Of dying in those
days
No one died Of old age among the
folk. never knew OF case. Even
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always done me and
/ hope my letter
may be the means
of helping som e.
o t h e r suffering
woman. W en- /
was 16 years old l
caught cold and had
suppression for two
months. / got so
weakI couldscaree-
ly drag myself up
the stairs. / went
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to two doctors, then my mother got q
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and / took it. l never had
any more trouble and got strong fast.
Then | took it again before my little
girl was born and it helped me good,
deal and Igive the Compound the credit
for it. Then this spring / felt very
badly again, but / took the Compound
and have been well all summer lean
not be'grateful enough for your medi-
cine" = Mrs. HAROLD N. SMITH, 40
Water Street, Clarksburg, w. Va.
For forty years it has been making
women strong andwell, and curing back
ache, nervousness, uterine and ovarian
inflammation, weakness, displacements,
irregularity and periodic pains. -. III n.
If you want special advice write
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
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to Drag HE From the Wall.
siarrew Bone did not die that way,
and he was the only one in my genera
ton who had the chance. A bad Grip
ping, any serious accidental or tempo
rary impairment of the faculties,
meant swift death As a rule these
deaths were not Witnessed Members
of the horde simply dropped out Of
sight. They left the caves in the
morning, and they never came back.
They disappeared into the raYenous
r,aws Of the hunting creatures.
This inroad of the Fire People on
the carrot patch was the beginning OF
the end. though we did not know it,.
The hunters OF the Fire People began
to appear more frequently as the time
went by. They came in twes and
threes. creeping silently through the
forest, with their flying. arrows able to
annihilete distance and bring down
prey from the top of the loftiest tree
without themselves climbing into it..
The bew and arrow YVES like an enor-
nous extension OF their leapiag and
striking muscles, so that, virtually
they c5Ela leap and XIII at hundred
feet and more. This made them far
more terrible than Saber Tooth him
sell.
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A wage increase OF 3 per. cent to
every employee drawing less than 1924
a month, and not working under the
union scale, was announced by the
Burlington railroad.
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Try CTR "WilheImina" specisl--a
DAINTY and delicious combination of
ice cream, fresh crushed pineapple
and whipped cream. Served only at
the Fountain of Benson, Smith G Co.
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The liner Cap Pollina. a twin ship
OF the Cap Trafalgar, has been COM
pleted for the Hamburg South Ameri-
can Liner.
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AT ALL STAGES
OF LIFE
The Woman's Medicine. Good
for All Ages. Mrs. Harold
Smiths Experience.

Clarksburg, w. var am writing
to tell you the good your medicine has
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tTo be Continued Tomorrow)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
Fl "AHERICAN' PUBLICA Una
CARTA De VILLA. PARA FL
PRfSIDENTE WILSON
fy ELLA PROPONIA Fl, BANDOlER0 t
EOHBaANitNTO DEL Lie ESCUDtRO
COMO PRESIDENTf PROTIsl1SAi

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
LOS AGlLES DEDOS DE
FRASQUITA

Los que dcclaman contra las CO.
rridaS. por cOnsiderarlas cruelas, 50
olyidan de que los hombreS cometen
muchaS OtraS clIei iIadeS. 'rayoreS que
las de la fiesta brava, sin cue nadic
los tide de inhumaros V pervers0s.
Sc alega que q toro es un animal
it'll In agricuitura; pero. como di-
ce cl miSmo Valera. los tales "o;Vh.
dan aparentan Dlvidar el metodG
nefando de lue e. hombre ,ir;inico
81 vale para infur dir en- Il toro n
tan decantada raansedun:brc, convir-
tiendole Ell buey. Este eS una DC las
abcminables maldadeS que comete el
hombre, no solo con los toros. sIno
con otros much0s screS Sanslb!es.'
Al efecto. el iluStre don Juan Vale
ra. refiere una historic. IAN regGci-
jada Y amena como todaS 'aS suTas,
no podemos reSistir 4 Ia tentacion
de traScribirla aqul:
"Eecuerdo que aila en- mi nlnez--
dicc-y en- mi lGgar casa, habia
una sirrienta llanada Frasquita. Era
natural de Torbisc1n de CartaIna,
poroue de esto NJ estoy muy seq
70, aunque por dicha, importa pocv.
/u - 4, 30 CoI 10 -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
No consideran suficientes las decla.
raciones de Romanones.

Las romrahia. navicras espanolas
no Sc maNifiestan SatiSfcchas con las
dcclaracioncs que hizo aver el Con-
lie De Romanones. de que VA no ha-
bia pcligro para los marinos espano~
lcs en- los mares. porque Alemania
ha promctiGo haccr 81 campana dc
submarines 1cn.ro de los preceptoS
internacionaleS. Dicen los icfe de
las compaTias navicras Que E&pana
dche cxigir una declaration eXpresa
dc las nacioncs heligerantes de que
scs~jn reSpctadas las cmharcacione>
hispanaS en- los mares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
BelSica hon:a a Alfonso XIII

SAN SEBASTIAN, Octubre ID.
El MiuiStvo de Espana cn Belglca. SC
nor MARQUES de Nillolobar. ha infon
mado nj Ninis,ro de Estado que ei
ayun,amiento dc Ia ciudad de tccl"
solici,a el permiso correspondents d2
Su Majestad don Alfonso para dar su
nombre Ia calle principal dc IA po-
blaci6n Ell senal de reconocimiento Il
la amahle protection cor que Ia ia
vorecido q BelgiCa.
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ReuistQ de la SemQna
La SUPPRESSION de las corridas de toros en- Mexico.
Hoblo lo barbarie en- nombre de la culfura.-
Hay espectdculos peores qqe las corridas.-
Los dgiIes dedos de Frasquita.-
"Panem ct circencens

ro,ridaS zen nombre de Ia huma-
| nidad." porque los enemlgos. de II
cultura V de IA picdad. e>tan desca-
lificadc< para SU$tentar prInciplos Sc
meiantcS: las sImplcS palabraS FRA
rcrndad." "filantropia. 'caridad.'
amor 4! prGiimo" otraS de In mis-
ma parecida significacion resuiran
nm sacrilegio en- boca de un carran-
ci<ta.
Pcro dentro eel criterio de aquel
pcrSon"ic de Moratin que soStenla
uur, EN- este mundo. ''todo eS re!a-
livo.' bien podrmos dcc!r que las CO.
rridas G,. to:os son relstivamente
morales hasta beneficas. en- COM
naraci6n con otroS espectacu!oS que
10, hombrcs civilizados admiten en
socic lad, sin r"paro de los mas cxl--
rart,$. nj esc:lndalo dc los mas II
moratGs ''gaZmonoS.
Don Juan Valera. unO de los eS.
paIoics m:is cultoS del Siglo AlA. dc
cia cn dcfensa' Gc les corridas dc TO-
roS: La cimnaSia del torero e. Sana;-
no tuercc nj vioienta Ia naturaIeZa.
Basta con que los pies sean hgeros.
g! ..ucrpo flexible. IN vista perSpicaz
Y dicsiro V robUsto q hrazo.' J.
con.parando este rjercicio con 81 dc
los acrGhataS. contorsioniStaS Y CIR
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dos. To-, que - Iuerccn Y doblan &"
manera insohta. los que allan con los
,IicnteS enormrS pesos V hacen otraS
hahiliGadrS por e! mlSmo estllo. aun.
uuc nos maravill"n. repugnan por i
antinatural del eicrcicio Y mas At
por In p"rverSa preparation que et
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16


WASH ,SGTCN. O.cu5re l5.-La
politica III zica1a del Pre>idcn.e Vii
son esta hacienda inevitable n que
.aa dr los E>yadoS Unidos no sola-
myntr con Mexico sino con las M
clones curopras. Tai e. en- sintc>i>.
10 cxpreSado por William Wilcox.
Prr-iler.te del .Comilr Nacional del
Partido Republican," en- una iccla-
laci"n hecha hoy.
FL hccho de que II AdminisJra-
cion del rresidente Wilson st haya
ar@aGo a cumplir las "bIi@acio-
u"s irtcrnaciouales que tienc con Ne
yico, nbligar:i u Ia narionvS euro
peas a no haccr caso de II doctrina
de Monroe ntelvrnir rn aqurl pas
para Protcg-r los iuIcrcses que tie
men ALI.
MEXICO IL ha deSarrollado Ell su
mayor p.rry drhido nj capital cxtran
jrlo-dirr la declaration del Prrsi-
den,r del Comit,. Nacional del Par
lido Rrpuhlirano-y ' no hay scmana
que no q presenter los cmbai"do-
l's de los phases eXtranjeroS 4 !aS
pu@rt"s de ]" '"S" Blanca 3em"n-
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United States.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
LlBR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- espahol q
Ignacio E. Lozano, 607 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es "a mas barata.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-22
The Store for All the People
 ANCHORAGE

It is certainly to your advantage to make your selections while big stock contains such wide and com pee range of suitable presents The next fifteen days will be busy ones with this store Accept advice and make your choice now for delivery later.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABL EGRAMS

: = - ! =.
-German Hesdquarters, March ST.
Southeast Of ypres on the canal the
English entered 4 position called Bas.
tion, which the Germans had taken
from them on February Is. The Eng
lish also reached along , small front
other German trenches, from which,
however they were Immediately
elected.
ain some parts Of eastion the Eng
Iish still maintain their ground.
South Of the canal Of laeasse the enc
hand fights before the German front
In Champagne the enemy's artillery
in some places increased It's fire TO .
great violence In 5oIante Forest,
northeast of lachalade, Aroonne,, a
partial attack by the French was east
ly repulsed. On the heights east Of
the Meuse the Germans, after strong
artiilerxE preparation, cleaned UP the
Village 46f Douaumont and advanced
their lhnes west and south Of the. VIII
'iaas and Of the arfhored fortress into
ihekfer positions. The Gssaans took
more than = thoasant Rrisoreh and
six heavy guns.
German aviators threw bombs sue.
eessfulIy on the French troops within
the fortress district Of yerdun.
Lieut.. Immeimann the s6ernnan
aviator, has shR down an English b.
1lahe with two 6fficsfs, one Of whom.
q dad, the ottier sel1ously sstoundeds
Iris Il the ninth sefeplane that has
been shot down thus far BY Lieut.. I'm.
ION the east front there are patrol
engagements on the Duena, east Of
.Friederichstadt and on the !Seryetsh
and .Shara fronts.
.The German admiralty reports that
4 German Submarine has sunk two
French auxiliary 'sruisets. one British
patrol boat, and Psris reRorts the
sinking Of the transport Provence,
which. carried 1900, of Nhom only $50
were rescued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-04
GUARD SPIRIT -
ON BIG island
BLAZING HIGH

Enthusiasm for the National Guard
on the island of Hawaii is on the in.
crease. according to letter received
this morning at guard headquarters
here from General Samuel /.
Johnson, who with Col. C. s. Lincoln
is now making an inspection tour on
the Big Island.
I'VE arrived at Hilo Sunday at
noon" writes Gen. Johnson. That
day We inspected the companies at
Waiakea, Olaa, Pahoa and also the
KeHa COMPANY. The. latter was. not
'on our original program for that day
We arrived at NapOopoo at 10 O'Clock
at night. and found that Company H,
after waiting for us FOR i've hours. had
a turnout, OF 81 out Of sS4 men,
During the auto drive to Kona We
ran into one COW, and into one jack.
ass. Expect Us back next Tuesday"
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TO
NOMINATE MEN
\ FDRS!s Louis

In accordance with resolutions
passed at meeting Of the Democrats
Territorial committee sthes call h3s
gone out for nshinatf0fl add Ielactibn
Of ali precinct club officers and other
officiaf positid4E 81 ykkH partys IN Fla
vail. Tifis ELECTION tVll bes he'd bh
April Is, at &liith ting deieg9tes and
aIternates to the national CONVENTION
to be held IN st. Louis win be chosen.
From now until March Is the yari-
Gus precinct clubs will hold meetings,
as nominations for the. various posi-
lions VIII close on that date. The
election will be held on April is, be-
ginning at o'clock In the evening and
closing at 80 o'clock. Delegates and
aitefnates to the st. Louis convention
win be elected in the precinct clubs
instead Of in convention.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-04
SATURDAY. .-.-.....-... MARCH 4, 1916.
STRENGTHENING THE PRESIDENTS
ARM

It required neither prophet nor the son OF
prophet ID foresee that the majority of the
senate would stand by President Wilson on the
travel-at-seA issue. Nor does it require the gift
Of divination to foresee that the house Demo
Gratis dare mot repudiate him so long as he
maintains his present ground,s
Nevertheless, the vote of 6e to IA in the SEN
ate Yesterday is a splendid hing for the ad;
ministration. 1t likewise is = splendid thing
for the beligerents to contemplate. The ac-
fivities of the organs and the Cores, the
Joneses ara the Works, not improbably have
led some at least of the beIligerents to conclude
that President Wilson faced a hopelessly-
divided Congress But on the very first oppor-
tunity his party members in the upper house
voted AZ to ? to stand by him; and the Repub-
hcans in the upper house voted p to II to
stand by him.
Party ties count little as against the ties of
q nation at such time as this in national af-
fairs. The president has the support of the
country iIs5nsisting that Americans shall not
be lawlessay attacked at sea. Whatever may
be the criticism against Mr. Wilson because of
his economical or social theories, his long
enduring diplomacy or his change of mind on
military lkeds, he will find the stanch senti-
ment of patriotic Americans behind him should
crisis come with belligerent He is showing
now the very frmness whose alleged absence
his opponents have principally criticised The
uItra-pacifists and the tra-partisans are out
numbered and rebuked.