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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04

-BaSta con que no hahles. An
tao.
.Muy bien! Ante Gcleti voy a
fin=irmr mujo.
y rrcr que haris muy binn.
A>i charlando mientraS cabalea-
ban 81 un0 al ladO del OtrO. e. solda-
do iahOm"yanO. Que ~ IN jOven
negro Y de a>pectO marcial Y mirada
intelligence. los guiaba 4 trav6s de
sendarOs abiertOS en- Ia selya Y que
solo Il parecia conOcer.
.Iunt0 a la falda de una pequena
cOlina la caravana encontr6 Gtra
compania de soldados compueSta lie
c~rntenar IL" hOmhrnS. todOS con
Y que cOnducian unoS yelnti-
jantos pr~iSionerOs entire hOmbres y
muicreS.
ESto> infcliceS. probablemente des
tinados q ser 5acrificados en- la pri-
mnra fiesta de la sangre. marCha-
ban en- dos filas atado> unO con otrO
con S0'idaS currdaS, Y baio una con-
lluvia de golpeS. dadoS sin
niScricOliia Y rccibidOS con inaudi-
a resignation.
Para impedirles gritar, los crueleS
.uardianes AaDian pueStO en- Ia b0-
"a de aquaIlas futuras victimas tro-
los de MADEIRA atados Ell forma de
'ruz que debian de hacerles sufrir ,
,ruelmente, p0rque una de las eX-
remidadeS en- punta les daha en- 10
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Durante IA epoca aciaga De Ia IN
]tcrvenci6G franceSa Ell Mexico Sc
regiStraron numerosos hechoS que
pusierOn de relieve e gran Nalor de!
soldado m~eyicanO. 4 IN veZ que IN
hida!guia : eI punGonor de los Jetes
de! eitrci,0 naci0nal. La historic
no puerie todavia, y mcnos en- eSta
cpora en- que las pasioHcS p"lilcas !"
igvadcn TODD. SumienGo al pals en-
una anarquia c-pantosa, rcIatar los
hacbos cue entonces luvieron lug2r,
v an.an e=tos pcrdidos an memorials.
folIrros. arliculoS dc ~perodicos, sin
puGerse caracter:zar debidameate pa
n formar partc de nueStra historic
nacionaI Y servir de modelo y de
lerciGn a Euesto pueblo.
Despues de IA batalla del . de
Mayo en- que s. los FRANCHISES no re-
cihieron ana derrota como cuentan
,;lgunos de los que eScriben hlstorlas
para 81 pueblo, 81 tuvierOn Ia con-
trariedad de no poder alcanZar una
briilante victoria sobrc "a ejercito
m~eXicaao. la fucrZas francesas en-
combination con los traidorcS de Ne
xico sc extendieron por toGa "a en-
tension de Ii Republica, dirigiendO-
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.rl. Y M rrSponde> ii" clos ron tn
rahrla.
-E~ti hen. jer"-rosponli6 .!
~oltaia.
;Buen viai.!-iiio u romanian-
t. 4 los DDS "mhaia,ihr">.-Nadi oS
SuSciiari a mcnor obStaculo.
\. Sis 6rd.nr>. Ia trnpa - iividid
en- dos alas. y IA caravana pas6 por
auuella dobie fila De feroccS neGro>.
que le preSenlaban las armas como
lutheran podido hacerlo los Solda-
dos euTopcoS.
-Muerte de Jupiterl-eXclam"
Antan respirando a plenoS pulm"-
n->-,No creia que este encuentro
tecminara tan felizmente, iEreS IN
Iiplomatiro que puadeS dar ci"nto Y
raya a los mas aStutoS,
H" querido tomar en S"rio mi
paprl-dijo Alfredo. Por otra parie,
no era tan dificil como Supone> Ii
brar>c de- rSa ranalla. En- este pals
haSta pronuuciar Il nOmbre del Rey
para que ;iembicn GrandeS Y p"lue-
nos.
-Pero has dicho 4 csc jeie que el
Rey te aspera, Y no es verbal.
-6Que importa?
Isl Gelete Supiera que has mer-
tido....
-Nadie Sc atreveri q decirSeio,
Antao.
-:Y que haremos aaOra con csc
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rSnaulapjioros nur 81 icf, ha pun>tn
|, nur>,rr jado2
! -:C,r 81 nero ruc nos Siryr de-
.oIyo-.opdu.lna ruand, est,mns on
Eono ,. hornp,n. r.,ro.edrr . al
OH, r..olo mar, =, iarn
-.Trroo ,pc rs,E. inoan,io ron
~carlas n~clioro,as. Alfredo,
10 -. nero No Doiamos nrocr-
der lie otro modo. Ha Ucrado 81 mo-
manio ia onnIor . Ia astncia nara
~so1yor nrasiro nencin Y saivar = mi
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y trayss a.. h,.,n.. robI.,jo. i,
pirntes-dii, rrod, ,r. .oi.,,oo,,
iunto = aIIoS I'm .an,h;o annoN
Hmnor,an los ,.monIn~.
mn,. nra,,a oa"
"'s p'""'" 1''a!'~aFr'''"> 81 cafIltfio
I"' = ''"S ,'''.''" ) '''""
tn'> "'',I''SoS ~ .on' 81 pas.
o,,- ''"a"-i'J" Ai'r"no- ne
WV ''"''' W. Id "''''"a HT' 'ai'uho
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FOIi.ETI\ Mum. 30.
LA COSTA DE
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

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acknowledgements. u...~~, ,Sns
to5o
$ = G-Iatt.
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81 MES me rSDera.
-pojias haberlo dicho anIcS. : Va
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III .~i'rtratO.
PaSa a Ia Paa. Sa. Col. ja-)

lrneua. dc tai m0do lu" no pohIail
movrrla nj raSi a]rIicu,ar >onIdoS.
Al vrr Ia raravana al@unoS >"Ida-
los armaron pr.ripitadamrni" >I'
rnSiInS: pnra ma palahra del @nIa
basic para que luoiaran lui"t"S. In
SrgIida ioda Ia compafia form" en-
dohlr ala para Que pasaran Alfred"
Y su rompalero. los ruaI"S culda-
ban mncho lie que Il rriaioS man
tuviaran birn alias las SombrlIIaS,
Que era al d~iStintivo de 81 alta po-
Sicidn social.
-,Canallas, - murmuro Antan
arrniando una mirada rompaSlVa a
los prisionerOs.-;Si no tuera por-
nue debemoS SaIvar al mucilacho.
va t~rataria va a rStoS soldados como
mereceni
frees dua yO no me indlgnO
tambiin?-c0niest6 Alfredo lieVan-
10 involuntariament" la mano a "a
carabina Que iba rn 81 arz6n.-Pcro
I'm rasso de- rebellion nos peri"ria
a nosotros Y a mi pobrc Bruno, Y
no dpbemos com"t"r ial impruden-
cia.
Espolearon 4 los caballos por te-
NOR d. no poder conten@rse, Y !os
dos bIancos Sc aIeiaron bien pronto
de aQuella columna, descendiendo
nor In 1lanura, entire cuyas alias hier ,
has s~obr-Salian aIgunas aldeas.
De ALI en- ade!anLe cncouLrar0n -,
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"ir"N =i'ip"> tie S"''''''9' ''"I"> ">
ruaI"> ii'Nahah pFiS'"il"F"S. IL 2u'a
farIiIiaoa 81 pa-o 1t" Ia raFaIana con
solo pronunrlar e. t"mldo nomDrr
r. G,I"ti.
Prr IA norhr los viaicroS hirin-
ron alto en- Tai0, aldra pOpulosa que
Sc cncuenDra a diez miIlaS del rio
Koufr. AIr"dedor d" ella habian
arampadO otras companies de solda-
dos uua durantc toda la noche So
]enlreearon a una Internal bacanal.
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PACINAS De tIISTOR[A NACIONAL
HIDALGUIA MEXICANA


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de mi Tratamiento. un ejemplar
de hi libro y detaiies acarcs
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Ell General Botha
Y SUI carrefa
en- Africa
lei general Botha, el hom-
bre v su carrera." Por Ha-
cold Spender. Londres.

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tos politicoS. a Ell ~2reJu'cioS Al eT-
poner azoEe y enumcrat aconteci.
mentos-
tNto sc not" Mas ciIFamehte en- 81
+actltud hac!a los tmonlStaS del Ain
ca del Sur. N"tura!mente: Sohr2
elloS echa toda : responsibilities" &c
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Botha y Hertzog. en- 1913. cue con
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de n poiitlca de Su cotega-
En- Sus JuIcloS Soore "a ohEa DC
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vi liirn. una rnpia del rual "nviar" 4 V.
ron mI.l0 gll>fu, cNp!I"a clariiIeill' go
no v. UIrde rIrar-r a>lIIll-iii" III i"i,'
q ucunvrnIrncIa Dor "~ir -I>t"ina. y" /"
d.Srrbri d"SimfS dr hah"r -nlrId" y" MI
nan trtr uIIrhu> amos dc una pu'DfH1Hfl
II ,hla Ia rIal lu- IH"il"0> d""ili 'f, NJ
durable. Ne euro ' yo me cr"l On 81 h"-
Der d. Iar al ;nundu rnier0 9! Drh'Il'h'
III. mi dc<ruhrimirnio. ron =! T"-iIll"i" IT,
urr 1hura harr murIu$ diIu> "a" u" '>li-
;io ruranIn nurbradura- IN iniaS la> par
les del mundo.
Y. acknowledgements rStara lnl"rc>adn IN
r,rIbir con ci lIbro 2rlInIlo : lrii'bd h"i
uucS uucrS rntr" To- nnIrlio~ pari"nt"> rti-
radios. Nc picrda 'icinfO Y dI'!'r" 'h IT'.
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cuylrfn"lu Dor rDrrru : mi l!hr". una -"
pia De mi Garaniia. Ia prI"h3 d" M ira
Iarnirnip ' utiuS drtali"> cue '. h"r''Ita
L. ~rr:in HnviadO> Acknowledgements.
SirvISr no "nvIar dln"ru ai!unU.
CIpON PARA PitEEt GHttiuh
Or. Wm. =. RICE &. i!2D. O.. i. u. HoN
Nh. -. S Il 2. SiUErculirr street. Loiidrr>.
r.. G.. Inglatrrra.
Nuy Sr. mio.-~iry3>c ,nvIar ~prall!itf'
m"ntn Ia inrnrmariGn y prueba para que
yO purda curar M GIeDradura.
Nuli"
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La vida en- Veracrrz.


Sc vive ma! en- Veracruz?
No del toGo. Hay ALI cierja
rormalidaG.. -. BESIDE luegn. Je despi-
Ges III dc uno hoy. y te deSpideS
pala Siempre, porque no 10 vuelves 4
ver; basta el mas minimo ''deSeo" de
IN alto jefe para que le propinen =
cualquiera cuatro tiroS: pero .cOnmi-
go no sc metieron nunca.
-Hombre. til eStabas en- CANA.
No. En- eI fondo, TODD fusila-
micnto. tiene una base de juSticia..
JuSticia mexicana. 81 no tie meZclas
en- politica, 81 no conspiras. ii no tie
mes casaS nj dinero. nj mujer propia;
y i por suerte no eres comerciantc,
puedeS vivir ALI tranquil.
Pe:o :se puede vjvir e~ntonc2s..?
Sc viye siempre. Peores TRACES
que los mics, no los nay; y " ves...
y cs ALI barata Ii vid&...
-VeraS. Tn par de zapalos cues
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ciencia Y habilidad en- L~qIel.os diff
Giles dias, rinde el autor IN justo tri-
buto, abri6 sus braZos al general Be-
tina. exclamando: VA buenos
amigos" Era IA Gran Brctaua que
hahlaba al Africa del Sur.
AunQue no Sc recuerda Ia respues-
IA del general Botha. sus actoS, desde
cntonceS. han demostrado. con cuan-
II Sinccridad acepto aquella afirma-
cion. ESto solo bas;a para dar idea
dc 81 concepto sobre los deberes lie
los dominios hacia Ia madre patria.
Mientras asiStia I II conferencia i'm
(Pa<a a la "a. col. 2a.)
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Lo que un Wejo actor ha
visto en- Mexico
FL gobierno de Carranza, la paz
y Ell conflicto europeo

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pcri6dicO diario dos pesos. I'm traje
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Fl cambio cSt;i por las nubcs.
S.. Por dos renravos de Cutra
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no.
-3uen. necocio entonces. 81 de
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Los coyotes.
Como. por los t%iritoS?
81. FL cambio de monedas esta
prohioido. Las ca<as de cambio, &C.
rraGas. Los bancos, ieual. Basta
que !e ]sorprendan L un0 ~diciendo,
pcr ejemp!o: IA cuanto los ddla-
res? para que le habiliten, por 10
mencs. an calabOzo an Ia penitcncia,
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dad. podria uuo haccrse rico. en- po-
60 tiemno, Las ca.,s mas bolIas de
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bicoca .Iovas vaIio.i.imas Sc dan
nor Il certasjma partc de 81 va1o,.
real. Solo que los extranjeros no
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FL RVERDADERO L|BRO De %

PRACTICAS DE MAGNETISIMO,
HIPNOTISMO Y SUGGESTION
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Este interesantisimo libro corrige ell
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Consta de un elegante voiumen
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a fatalidad.

-IQue tai por MEXICO, Miguel:
-:Figurate. Frau, Solo traigo ma
los recuerdos.... Ia fatalidad c5
ahora nj compalera. En- n ciudad
de N4xico me enfermt el primero de
Diciembre. del aho pasado. Cai IN
cana cor TN fuerte ataque de asma
cardiaca. Me rraslade entonces 4 We
racruz. donde viva mi hermana. Nu
no tsta del corazon. de modo fulmi-
mantle. al propio tempo que era
20 victima De una terrible PARALYSIS
facial, Apenas en- Ia convalecencia,
muere mi cuHado de titus. .Acompa-
ne sus restos Al ~cementerio y me Dis
pusc en- t. acto = embarcarme para
EspaHa.
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;Puede llamarse viejo autor 4 don
Miguel Nillsrreal? Prob@bfemente
no. Cierto que todos los hombres
maduros que por las GALES de n Ha,
bana ambulan, aplaudieron en- In ya
leiana mocedad 4 este eXtraordina1o
artista. que enfermo, desencantado '
LeleadiSimo ACADIA de llegar dc MeXi-
20. de tra1Sito para Esp&na: pero es-
IT, prueba testifical, NADIA prueDa. "a
81 Siempre ocurrc 10 propio en- otros
6rdcnes juridlcos mas clevados. "Lo
he viSto con mis- ojos". dice n con
vencidamente... Y = menudo resu!ta
no Is NADIA 10 del ojo...'
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En- e! Cafe.

.QUeTldo Miguel.
oh:
y Miguel Villarreal. que tomaba
en- el Cafe "EI Casino, y ! pequeni
simos sorboS. una copa de !eche, sc !e-
yant6. no sin cierto trabajo. para pro
pinarnoS un abrazo. que fut Suavc,
pcse 4 IA fuerza dc nuestra amist1d...
No era cosa de apretujarle comtr"
nuestro pccho. Esta dcbil, muy debi!
el D~opulariSimo actor: : temimos que
-. nns Ncshicier& entire los b~IuZOS..
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(Pasa a la "a. col. 2a.)
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Notice of Judicial Election
Office of County Clerk, March Fl, 1915

Office of County Clerk March 81 1915
To the Electors ofManitowoc County:
Notice is hereby given that judicial election is to be
held in the several towns wards villages and election
cncsin the county of Mantowoc the 4h day of April
1916, at which the officers named below be chosen
The of the candidates for each office for
whose nominations have been certified filed in this
office given under the title of the under the
appropriate party other designation, it's proper
column, together with the question submitted to vote in
the sample ballot below.
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OF both ballot clerks and other ballot can be used Upon
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compartment and prepare the for voting ballot clerk
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to vote for
Cd TO vote for the candidate that you desire mark with
OK in the square the right the name of the cand
date for whom desire if be write any
name that you wish to vote for in the proper place.
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the facsimile official ballot below
(c) The ballot should be marked in any other man
If the ballot be spoiled returned to the ballot
clerk who must issue another in its stead more than
three in all shall be issued any Five minutes is
allowed IN booth to mark ballot Unofficial ballots or memoir
andum to assist the voter marking his ballot be taken
INTO the BOOTH and may be used to copy from. The ballot
must not be shown has been
marked by the voter
(d)(e) After is marked should be folded so that the
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signatures of the ballot clerks outside NAV be seen
Then the voter should pass of the booth or compartment
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hand him his ballot to be placed box and pass out of the
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~ (g) voter who declares the presiding officer that
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IS unable to mark his ballot have of two
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discretion, as to such PERSONS disability
lhl The following is a facsimile of the official ballot
FACSIMILE
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INFORMATION TO VOTERS.

an
e OF Ih dep nt neIuIdto the Uni 20 Dhgh gd flor
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Case OF Necessity.

Il understand he inherited a for.
tuner Yes he was his rich uncles
only heir Il thought so What
do you mean?' Nobody who had
more than one heir to choose from
would have picked him to leave all his
money to. Detroit Free Press
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And Hos welcome TO Thorn.

Philadelphia doctor says that any
substance that will absorb milk or
cream Is a good breakfast food There
are enough bowling cats Ia Jackson
vile TO keep the professor In break
fasts all his lifr.--Flcrida Times
Union.
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Notice of Presidential Primary Election and Election of
Delegates to National Convention.


certified filed Office under the title the office
o in
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Both Mythical.

A report is going the rounds that
there Is Pullman porter who refused
to take tips We have also heard
something about sea serpents.
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Original a2rnplpe.

1fornppes ar7 led from their
having been originally to
the Welsh p lornpipe.
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Confidence

The greatest success u eonfideaca
or perfect understanding between sin-
cere people.-Emerson.
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How Quaker" Originated.

1t is said that the term Quaker was
hrst applied to the sect because OF
the founders frequent use or tho
word "tremble' in his exhortations
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The Drawback.

The Drawback.
There are just as good fish in the
sea as were ever caught-but they
may be triae shy when 1t comes to
swallowing the bait.
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Ostrich Lays Largest Egg.
The ostrich has the distinction of
laying the largest egg The egg which
weighs about three pounds, Is consid.
cred equal in contents to "a hen eggs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-12
ALLIES WIN FIVE TOWNS
ON MACEDONIA FRONT
Places Captured on Right of Vardar
River-Snow Halts Infantry
Near Monastir.

PARIS, Dec. 12.-All operation.
north of Monastir have been hindered
by snowfall. but the allied force.
nevertheless took Ave small Bulga.
rian posts on the right bank OF the
Vardar. to-day's official statemen,
reported.
The text OF the announcement fol-
lows:
"On the right bank OF tho River
Vardar we have occupied five
small Bulgarian posts TO the south
OF the River Lymnitza. Snow
has put a stop to the infantry
operations in all the regions to
the north OF Monastir, but the
artillery fighting goes on vio-
lently.
AN enemy airplane has been
brought down on the Struma front.
Our aviators have bombarded bar
racks OF the enemy In the region
OF Doiran and In the valley OF the
Nardar."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-12-12
FRENCH CABINET
IS RECONSTRUCTED,
BRAND ANNOUNCES
Designed to Garry On the War
With Redoubled Vigor,
Says the Premier.

PARIS, Dec. 12.-Premier BRAND
announced to-day that he had COM
pleted reconstruction Of the Cabinet
and that the list will appear in to-
.morrow's journal oficiel. The Pre-
mier is expected 30 make a statement
20 Parliament tomorrow.
The Premier also announced that
carry on the war with redoubled vgor.
lie said the changes decided upon
were in the interest OF compact. ef-
ficient and more vigorous control OF
Frances participation In tho war.
Indications are that Gen. Petain.
the defender OF Vcrdun, will succeed
Gen. J. J. JofYrs in supreme COM
mand Of the millions OF men OF
France. Great Britain and Belgium
on tho western front.
when the reorganization of the
high command was first contem-
plated, Petain was mentioned rs tho
logical successor to Joffre In the de-
mand for o more vigorous and younger
lCndtT. noH TuHiOrs DeCdino lHsisttht
that Petain had declined and that the
post would be offered TO Gen. Nivelle.
who succeeded Petain at Verdun and
who. in n single day. won back nearly
all the ground for which the Crown
Prince has sacrificed thousands OF
men.
The understanding was that Petain
was offered not only the command
OF the French, but OF the British and
Belgian armies on the western front
but this was not satisfactory TO him
He felt 1t Is understood. that to
achieve victory he should have SUI
preme command OF the entire reor-
ganized allied armies. the material az
well as the personnel, although some
doubt exists as to the degree to which
he demanded control.
Petain, n man OF tireless energy.
was only n Colonel OF Infantry when
the war broke out. Under him q
complete reorganization OF the allied
conduct OF the war Is expected.
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TEUTON OFFENSIVE
STARTED IN VOLHYNIA
FAILS, RUSSIANS SAY.

PETROGRAD, Dec. IL (via Lon
don) forces took the of.
fensive yesterday in the region OF
Kiselln. in volhynia, west Of Lutsk
To-day's War Office statement says
the Russians were pressed back but
that subsequently the position was re-
gained. The announcement follows:
"In the region Of Zubilno. south
east OF Kiselin, the enemy after
artillery preparation took the Of
fensive and pressed back one Of
our companies slightly. The at
tack was promptly repulsed by
our reserves. who hurried to the
spot. Our position was regained.
The situation on the Csusasian
front Is unchanged"