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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
TOME SCHOOL

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TOME SCHOOL, PORT Deposit.
MD, September 23--Although classes
VIII no, begin until October =, students
already have begun To arrive. Several
Of the masters also have returned,
among them being Chauncey l.. Par
SONS. Willard &. Nldrich, Edward W.
fIaviiand r. Charles Bates and Thomas
Moss
one Of tho most attractive features
90 the coming scholastic year at Tome
VIII he the extensive series of lectures
now being arranged Two new names.
those of Dr. samuel G: Chcw. Of BrNn-
Mawr College, aud Frank W Gunsau-
las, OF the Armour Institute of Tech
UoluEy, Chicago. recently have been
added to the list Of speakers The
nthors include Mayor james II. Preston.
II Baltimore; Arthur w Thompson,
vice president Of the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad; Professor G. AiphonSo
smith. OF the University OF Virginia;
-philip T.. hcrman. OF Baltimore; Samuel
NJ Ham. Of Baltimore; William W.
Ellsworth, of New York. Harry s Me-
Dewitt, solicitor OF the Pennsylvania
Economy and Efficiency Commission;
Or Thomas Il Brown, Of Baltimore:
Judge Morris ~ Sopcr of Baltimore,
and Herbert BayarG Swopc. Of the New
York World.
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FALL. WEATHER ENJOYED
BY AsHEV|LLE VISITORS
Golf, Riding, Driving and Tennis
Included in List OF
Diversions.
FORESTS RIOT or CoLoRINt
More Guests Arriving Daily, and
Next Few Weeks Bid Fair to BE
Exceptionally Gay-Many Dances
at the Hotels.

ASliEVlLLE. y. c.. September Ga
South and West are enjoying the won
derful climate and superb scenery to
he found in AShcvillc during tho au-
tumn months, and are remaining over
for the autumn. which is really but :,
continuation OF summer here, and arc
being rewarded with an Indian sum
mcr whose equal ii would be hard
to find. Due to thc presence of So
many visitors, Grove Park Inn ana
other hotels are continuing their reg
ular social diversions for the autumn
months. and Ashcviilc. socially. is az
gay ~ ~ any SEASON. Of the year.
Offering Il climate that is still suit
able for flanncls and summary attire
through the day. and with JUS. "A suf-
iicicnt nip" in the air ut night TO
make dancing an unalloycd bliss. hshc-
VILE is holding Il large number OF
tourists who intended to spend only
the summer months. and through tfau.
is reaching out and drawing more and
more visitors.
Far up on tho tips Of pisgah ana
the Rat. those wonderful mountains.
which arc plainly visible from tho
west veranda Of Grove Park Inn. the
leaves are beginning to take on tho
beautiful scarlet and gold hucs that
make autumn in the forests a riot OF
brilliant colorinr. while tho trees nca.
at hand. unscathcd as yet in the mild
climate OF the Immediate vicinity Of
Asheville still are Haunting their en-
crald hucs To the world Two hours
in au automobile will take the visitor.
over Il splendid road. from tho green
vcrdurc Of summer TO the scarlet ana
gold Of autumn.
The links Of the Ashcvillc Country
Club are throngcd daily with golfers.
many OF the guests OF the inn. all OF
whom have cards 10 the club. play
inG 4 round daily. Horseback riding
driving. motor parties. tennis and aii
other outdoor diversions find plenty or
dcvotecs. and the bride paths and
roads are filed with riders. drivers
and motor parties. The regular week.
~ dances at the various hotels pro-
vide dance schedule that includes
practically every night in the week
Inn every night. ana large dinner
dance Saturday night
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BON AIR

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RON AIR. VA, September 23.--Nr
and Mrs. James Gordon. Miss Luc Cor
don and James Gordon. Lr., who have
been nj Woodland Heights for the sum-
mcr. have returned. and arc at the Inn
until their new home is ready for oc-
cupancy.
Miss Carrie More is home again. and
will he with Miss Harriet Cooke for
a while.
Miss Margaret Mehegan was guest
at "Coraland," the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Wherry, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. r NJ. Kennedy and Mr.
and Mrs James Gordon left for Capom
ON fishing trip. going by motor TO
White Post. where Gordon Kennedy
joined them. and then on to Capon.
Miss Clara Powers Is visiting in New
York state.
Mrs !. X Voolfolk and daughter
Caroline Meredith. who have been with
Mr. and Mrs. Whcrry for several
months. left on Wednesday for Atlanta.
ia.
Mrs George Talcott and Miss Sarah
Randolph Talcott have been guests Of
Miss Harriet Cooke.
Douglas Wherry returned on Friday
from Boston. Mass.
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CHASE CITY

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CHASE CITY. VA. September ca
The ArmiStcad- ioodc Chapter, United
Daughters Of III" Confcderacy, met last
we're elected To serve two years: prcsi :
lent. Mrs. ~ l.. j. Boswell: first vice
president. Mrs. T. X Roberts: second
vice president. Mrs. 7. -. JcffrcSS: third
vicc-rresidcnt. Mrs $. NJ Edmunds;
recording secretary. Mrs. G. IT, Saun-
lers; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Hardy: cor
responding secretary. Mrs r. l.. JEFF
frcys; registrar. AIRS. w. II. .IcfrcyS:
historian. Mrs. Mary scott Roberts.
Miss Sue Gregory. who has been en-
aged in thautauqua work all summer,
md who has been spending Il week
with her mother. left on Saturday to
take up her school work at Brookncal.
Miss Annie Alexander. Of Norfolk,
Va. is spending some time with her
parents here.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Norman II.
Williams
Miss Mary Robinson left on Satur-
lay for Richmond. where she will ut :
tend Wcsthampton College.
Kent Inec. of LynchburE. snent sew
cral days in town with friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.: Hawkins, of Pc
tcrsburg, are spending some time with
Mrs. iiawkns's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mae Pritchett and Buck
Tucker and clyde Saunders motorcd
over from South Hill and spent sun
day at the homo of Mayor j Wick
Roberts.
Mrs. Tony Miller. of Richmond is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Virginia MadduX
Harvey IIolcman returned on Tues
day. after having spent the week end
with friends in Richmond.
Wesley Euhank, of Petersburg, was
in town few days this week
H. Il. Craven, who has been the guest
Of his brother. George r. Craven. has
""t"rncd To his home In RidEccrcst.
n G
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
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lSrcctal 20 The Times pisratchl
SALEM. w. Scrtcmbcr 23Thc
work OF matriculation ana classitica-
ton az students. orGanizrtior OF
classes and the assignment Of initial
loCitations was practically finished la
week. ana the students this week have
settled down 10 real work. y number
Of students have arrived on the grounds
the past few days. and tho enrolment
Of new men is mp To normal figures.
The North Carolina contingent has
been somewhat depleted in numbers
OH account of flood conditions. while
from Tennessee and Pennsylvania a
larger number OF men than usual have
enrolled.
The Demosthencan and Ciccronian
Literary Societies held their initial
meetings last Saturday night. Excel
lent programs wcr" given. and many
new men We're received as members.
one Of the most successful social
functions given in recent years at Roa :
nokc was college NiGht." hcNd under
the auspices OF tn. y NJ. &. ~, on
Tuesday night in tho Commons. 1t
WAS Il general Gct-toG ether Of the stu
cents, old and new. and tn" faculty.
Thrhc- minute talks were given. and the
program also included Instrumental
and vocal selections by the college
quartet.
The orchestra met for o.san!zation.
M the call Of Professor Powell. on
Monday night The Glco club was re-
organized on Wednesday, niGht.
Oscar .. Etrd. class Of II. az Win
ton Salem. y. O.. spent several days
at the cOllcg" the past week en- route
To Harvard University, where he will
"nt"r the school OF law for the coming
session.
: T. Ilonakcr. class Of rs, of
Wythcvillc. Va, stopped in salem, on
route To Eastern College, whore he has
accepted Il position Ass athletic coach
| the coming year
ilcv. w. l.. liuddlc. 50. Madison. Va:
@. w. King. 10. philadelphia. Ia: y.
j. Brown. 'l2, Washington. -. G.; q.
! IL. Sloop. IL Salisbury, y. c.. W. l.
! Carpenter -. Erightwood, Va, and !.
! l.. Moore. Ia, Timbcrvillc, Va, were
recent visitors at the college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
NEARLY 600 STUDENTS
At SESSIONS OPENING
Large Attendance When Work I:
Resumed at Randolpli-Alacon
WOunn'S College.
MEM MEMBERS or FACULTY
Institution Granted Charter of Phi
Beta Kappa-AddrcSs Delivered
by Rev. W. II. Edwards, ID. d., of
IIynchburS District.

iSpcciaI TO INC Il'n"S- DiSpatcn.I
LY NcllBCRG. VA. September %
Haudolph- Macon Woman's College en-
tered upon it's twcnty-fourth session
on September 20, with an enrolment OF
nearly 600 students. The first chapel
exercises were held on Thursday morn
Ing. The devotional service was con
ductcd Ivy Rev H. II. sherman. - ~.
member OF the board OF trustees. Rev
w H. Edwards. u. ~. presiding elder
Of IN" Lynchburg District. made tho
opening address.
president Webb welcomed the stud
cnts 70 the Womau's College and talked
TO them Of the opportunities OF college
life. He announced the granting of :.
charter of ''hi licta Kappa 10 The Won
ans COllcrc hy The Council Of tho
United CHAPTERS. At tn" conclusion Of
the chapel exercises tho work Of ma
trisulation WAS taken M.
Tho frs; vcspcr services Will he held
on sunday evening. and will he in
charge OF the Young Womcn's Chris
tian Association Miss I;cckcr, the see
rotary. and Miss IIol"r Hardy. prcs-
don't Of the association. are organizing
the work for the year.
Four members of the faculty VIM
were on leave of absence during 1915
10 have returned TO their places in the
college. They are: pr Gustav -. Lauh-
sCher. professor of romance languages:
Miss Alice H. Bedding, director of ply
steal education; Miss Gillic ~ ,.arew,
adjunct professor of mathematics, and
Miss Nellie v Powell. adjunct profcs
sor OF English
DR.. I. NJ. Campbell. professor Of Cor
man. will be absent on lcav" during
the first half Of the YEAR. and Mrs. :.
L. NJ. iiarmanson. adjunct professor of
German. Will have general supervision
of the department during his absence.
y number Of newly elected members
of faculty ar" entering upon their
work. Dumas Malone. Yafc University
will he adjunct professor OF English
Bible: Miss Helen Il. lluhbcrt. Johns
Hopkins University. adjunct professor
Of philosophy ana education: Miss Eliz-
abcth Gerhard. Hryn Mawr. adjunct
professor of romance languages: Miss
Helen Harvey, Ohcrlin College. instruc-
tor in biology. Miss Claire Comstocli
Smith College. In philosophy and cdu-
cation: Mrs. +. w. Martin, in German
Miss Elizabeth Il. Scovil. graduate ot
the Sargent school instructor in gym.
nasium; Miss Nan Thornton. in chem.
iStrv: Miss Victoria Smith. assistant in
chemistry. and Miss Lucy Somerville
in psychology.
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FARMvILLE NORMAL SCHOOL
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ISp''itl 10 nc llnieS- lplSllttn.J
FARMNli.LE. VA. September 2s.-
The normal school opened on Wcdncs-
day with prospects OF ~ successful
year one hundred and sixty seniors
have enrolled. and 22a juniors, both
record breaking classes
Several new instructors were wei
coined into the faculty ranks and scv-
cral familiar faces are missing Miss
Nan Powell. instructor in Engiish. has
is succeeded by Miss Neil. Of George
peabody college for Teachers Miss
March, director of physical education.
has married. and the work viii he di-
rcctcd by Miss Gertrude Barto. Miss
Barto, in addition to her regular work
VIII direct the playground work at
the traiUiug school Miss Manic =.
Newman. Of Peabody and Trinity col
lcccS. succeeds Miss Reese IN the do
ucstIc science department. The place
OF Miss rormHu in the training school
viii he filled by Miss Edith Johnson.
Columbia University Miss Bessie g.
Randolph. Of Radcliffe College. viii
assist in the history and English dc
partmcuts. Miss Ann Wilkinson. 81
graduate Of the normal school. assumes
charge Of the now haudw"iting course.
Miss Fannie ". Dunn will attend 90
lumhia University during the c"min"
Year, on leave Of absence. and her work
viii ho taken care OF by Miss Mary -.
Pierce. who returns from Columbia.
having spent the year there ia study
OF rural problems.
The training school shows 4 "ouS.d-
cradle gain in enrolment, cooking
this ycar will be added To tho domestic
science work in the nth. sixth and
seventh grades Of the training school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

thy will visi; DR. W. w. Hamilton
OF the First baptist Church. ana his
family. Mrs w. l.. Hamilton is the
mother OF Or. Hamilton. She was for
many years Il resident of Bristol
Mrs. =. V. Fulkcrson entertained ut
an auction party at the Country Club
on Tuesday. The party WAS given in
honor of Mrs. l'uikerSon'S sister. Mrs.
Garnctt Love. of San Antonio. Tex.
and Mrs. Lewis Snrnull and Mrs VIII
liam II. Dickson. Of Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr,. w. q. Came entertained on
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Lewis
Sproull, of Jacksonville. Fla. and Mrs.
Garnett Love. Of san Antonio. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cox and family
have returned to the city. after having
spent the summer at their country
home.
tiveS and friends at Hlacksburg and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
TRUE HAIR GROWER
Puts Iinir on Your Head md Helps To
Keep IL There.

What's the use Of being bald? What
sense is there III deliberately allowing
your hair to turn gray?
DO you want TO look old before your
time? Give UP the thought: old axe
Will come all too soon
Look after your hair. Partisan Sage
is a scientific preparation that supplies
hair necds--is just what you want. It
aims TO prevent rlayucss ana badness
by putting life and nouri shmcnt into
the hair roots.
Man or woman. no matter how old
you are, Partisan Sage viii help you
10 look younger and more attractive.
Why not 20 To Tragic Drug Co. and
yet a large bottle to-day. 1t Will not
cost more than 80 cents. and your
money back if II does not cure dan
druff. stop falling hair. or itching Of
the scalp. 1t Viii make your hair
luSuriant. bright and beautiful. 1t is
a most refreshing, pleasant and invig-
Grating hair dressing and absolutely
harmless to the hair and scalp.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

TN'Wo or three minutes Il day for a lit
4 we whiic i* all the time any woman
,hccds 10 secure wealth of hair that
EneSsw"rk. I've done it, Thousands
or women all over the country have
away all your "tonics.' AMI naicnt
hair growers. and do as | say Go 10
any good drug store AMI buy an ounce of
beta -uuinol and mix it yourself i'm hair
pint of alcohol and half a lint of
water. or use "a fun pint Of bay rum
ihSt"a" OF the water and alcohol This
makes II hair tonic that not only grows
hair as does no other on earth I'M
keeps the hair soft and luS,rous al
ways. " costs less than tho ready
made tonicS. and. best Of all, il viii
work wonders with your hair i'm =,
mighty short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

: l.. Ci.-You'l bc able TO wear those
short sleeves all right without being;
Inundated Ivy the presence OF thick
hairs on tho arm hy diSsolviug them
away. Ever near OF dissolving hair?
It's the only way. ordinary hair re-
movers burn them off. leaving a spot
or irritation. Just apply sulfn solu-
,on TO the hairs. and you'll wonder
at the way they shriv"l w. You can
yet Sulfo solution AZ any drug store.
Try il in TN" arm pits and face, TOO.
IL is remarkable IN it's action AMI In
the way IL leaves the skin soft and
smooth Its :; sin TO use the "hurn-
crs' commonly sold. Don't use them.
MISS pITY-rrcsto. change That's
the way this formula acts ON black
heads II Is one Of the marvels for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

MiSS MUDDY I'll tell YOU right now
your" wasting your time using the
compile sion creams YOU mention. rIi
fact, there's only one thing on earth
quickly. That's my formula made by
mixing ON" ounce III 2int0ne and TWO
water. This is certainly magic Every
spot disnppcars and tho skin becomes
clear as marble loull SEQ In" diff
ference in only a fcw days You can
get tn" linton. ~ ans drug store.
Mix II yourself az home. that's ono IL
tn" secrets, too. And us economical.
I''ll make YOU suprcmely happ%.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

y. -. LII do not believe In ready
made" shnmpons make my own. so
can YOU Dissolve 3, tcaspoonful Of
cEgol in a half cup OF hot water That's
all there is TO it. but il makes the
only shampoo IN tn" world when
gets" the dandruN and removes the
excess scalp grease and oil without in
jury To the hair. Do not use sonp
You can get enough egEol at any drug
store Tor quarter 20 last you for
months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

MRS Il 7. I.-Ycs. that's jus. the
way 1t goes. It's just one wrinkle"
cream after another for Years with
out result. I've been through H. too.
Now. do as tell yor. and you'll find
In "A mighty short time tina, even the
deep wrinkles Will be surely disap-
pcarinr. well AS the crows feet
and lines of axe. What a change YOU
Viii zoe Every one raves over this
formula Of mine Hero !, is: 90, Two
ounces OF 'ptol NJ tn" drug store and
mix with "a Tablespoonful OF uiyC"rluc
IN hair a mint Of water Don't l.. spar
ing. hut use it literally every day. 1t
costs less than any other cream. and
I'll promise YOU Il revelation IL You
use It faithfuily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

MISS 'ORM-rll toll YOU how good
many of my friends have developed
their bust. Of course. this is some
thing nobody can absolutely promise
TO do. But get tw" ounces Of rliotouc
at the drug store and mix in a half
pint OF water with Il half cup OF sugar
Then OF this. take two tcaspoonfulS
after meals and ~ bedtime I've"
known II development If many Inches
"a month 10 occur as ~ result FhiS Is
safe, Of course. ] wouldn't use nc
chaniCal contriVauccs at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24

MRS. y. r. R.-Thars exceptional.
Any drug store can supply Won viii,
the sulfo solution. that wonderful
SupcriiuouS hair remover or hair dis
solver. However, II you can't get IL
just send the price, which is one dol.
lar, To Secretary to Nalcska Suratt
Thompson Building, Chicago and YOU
Will hc supplied AT once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-24
I .onQ, beautiful Ha;r'Do
.ou Want IH
Naiesk" Suratt Reveals How Stag,
hcnufics Secure und Preserve
Their Wonderful IInir-Any
Woman Can DO II.

skin defects. 1T gets rid, of black
heads IN minutes where other meth :
"tiS take weeks and months. No 1,
ulcl IL not necessary. Apply Il little
powdered noroNin TO "a wei sponge and
rub this over the biackhcads You'll
see thcin disappear nlmos, as though
YOU were simply washing away "A SoiIn,l
spot on your face. You can buv
ncroNn ut amy drug store
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
TOMARON TRINCHERAS ALEMA
MAS.

PARIS. JUNO 24.-Dcspacno Off
ciai eXpedido por Ell Ministerio de la
Guerra:
En- Ia margen izquierGa del MoSa
y cerca de Cattancourt, continue ci
bombardeo. En- Ia margen derecna
de dicho rio un ataque realizado ror
nueStras tropas sobre las p~osiciones
aiemanas al Norte del Cerro 32i. nos
permitio apoderarnos dc aIgunas az
ties de las trincheras alemanas y ha-
Ger prisioneros a treinta soldados dc
los que la defender. En- eI bosm!a
de Apremont, continuan los atauueS
&c granadaS. Los aeroplanos cneini-
Cos han mostrado actividad 4 10 largo
dc TODD e. frente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
|DESDE Ell CAMPO DE Ia GUERRA
Los rusos capturaron kuty, una
ciudad que Sc encuentra al
pie de los Carpat0s
Sigue progresando rapidamente la ofensiva de los
moscovitas en- la region de Bukowina

!ados. En- los infOrmes oficiales, c.
MO siempre. hay muchas contradic-
! clones en- 10 que Sc refiere a los
triurfos obtenidos pOr los respect
| vos ~ejcrcitos. En- Berlin aseguran
| que las tropaS del general Won LiSsin-
| gen han obtenido al@unas victorias
sobre .os rusos. que significan nota-
bIeS avanceS. pero en- Petrogr&d re-
claman para 81 esas victorias Y ase-
guran que han degrade empujar mas
hacia 81 o~ccidente a las tropaS austro-
a!emanas que defender el frente dc
que Sc viene hablando.
La ~creencia general en- todoS los
, c~ircu!os mihtares de los paises ALA
dos es de que la ofensiva rusa soia-
mente Sigue Siendo enteramente efec-
tiva en- el frente de la Bukowina. \
en- ei resto del frente auHque 20 han
.ogrado hacer erandes progresses. re
tienen TODD ei territorio conquistado,
con gran firmeza.
Sc espera que muy pronto tenc&n
ell Su frente los rusos las tropas ne
cesarias para proSeguir las ~operacic-
nes ofersivas contra austriacCs Y ale
names en- TODD ell freMte de 6atalla del
teatro oriental de la guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
QUiEREN DESTRUiR Ell EjERCI.
TO AUSTRIACO.

PETROGRADO. JUNO 24.- Los
c~riticos militares Ell sus e~xpecuIacio-
mes acerca de cuales pueden ser los
propoSitos que Sc persiguen con la
~ofenSiva que esta d~esarrollando e.
ejercito ruso. declaran que a su jul
clio, esta mas cue la u- recuperar Ell
terreno perdido, ha tenido por obje-
to Ia d~estruccion de los ejercitos aus
.trtscoS, yiseaaan ell hecho de:que es-
to 10 han conseguido casi por com
pleto, citando,, para demostrarlo, Ell
numero dc ~priSioneros y de muertos
del enemigo en- los combates a que
dicha offensive ha dado lugsr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26

- y
LONDRES, JUNO 25.-La ofensiva
rusa en- la Bukowina Sigue progre-
sando con ell mismo vigor que ma te,
nido desde ei principle de ella. Las
fuerzas del general Brussiloff van
encontraudo muy pOca reSiStencia ds
as enemieas. las que Sc han internal
do en- los Monies CarpatoS. en- Su ma
yor parte.
La ciuGad de kuty. que &c encueu-
TIA a. pie 4e los Monies Carpatos fu6
capturada por los m~oseovitas. Y ma,
ter.almente. todoS los ~poblados de Ia
Bukowina Sc encuentran va en- podef
de los Soidados de. Car.
Il norte. los alemanes Siguen re-
fernando con gruesos contingencies e.
frente que eStd encargado de Ia or
t~ra-ofeESiva Sohre los ruSos. en- t2Hto
que eStoS recioen a diario tropas lie
r~etFeSco para con>eryar 4 toda costa
el terreno que tienen conquiStadc.
Mur sangrienVos comhates st eStan
!iDEaEdo en- el RoTJe de Galicia asi ca,
mo al uoreSte lie LUtSk, pero hasta L.
fecha eSus combateS 10 tienen result
tado decisive para nin-uno de ios dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-26
p~risioneros han sido cap.
turados por los moscovitas en-
su ofensiva de Ia BukoWina
Reina inmenso panico en- Lemberg por la proximi-
dad de las tropas rusas que vienen a atacarla

7 Flena tamDlcn han cauSadO gran sell
Sacion las noticias dcl avance de los
m~oScovitas. : ii 40 ~p&nico.si una gran
ansiedad y disguSto Se advierte entire
TODD cl pueblo.
Ascgurase que para evitar que >igI
crecicndo 81 diSgusto. que en- un mo-
mento dado podria c~onvertirsc en- re
heii0n. ha diSpUcsto el gobierno que
sean censuradaS todas las uoticias tc-
iegraiicas I fin dc que sc sepa 10 me-
nos possible de las oneraciones militia
res que - cSt4r desarrollando en- IA
frontera de Ga.icia = en- la Bukowl-
ma. En Budapest ha Sido publica una
disposition semejante. per caus&s
idGnticas q las que motivaron la GEN.
Sura en- Niena.
iemberg esta inundado de refugia-
dos que vienen huyendo de los peuue-
nos poblad0S que ocupan los rusoS.
Sc sabc que en- Ia semana anterior So
!amente, liegaron u Lemberg mas de
100000 personals buScando refugio.
La ~creencia general que DONNA
III toda la region es de que Ia plaza
de que sc vienc tratando caeri ire
mIsi6lemente en- poder de los mOsco-
vitas.