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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
COLORADO INDICTMENTS
Charging Conspiracy by Leaders of
United Mine Workers,
Dismissed.

Denver, Colo. - Indictments against
leaders of the United Mine Workers OF
America, returned by the United States
Grand Jury at Pueblo in December,
1913. and growing out OF disorders in
the coal miners strike, were dismissed
January 8 upon motion OF Harry B.
Tedrow, United States District Attor-
ney.
One OF the indictments, naming twen-
ty-three defendants, including John P.
White, President OF the United Mine
Workers OF America, and other officers
of the union, charged conspiracy by the
officials to interfere with interstate
commerce. through the conduct OF the
Colorado coal strike.
The other, against three defendants,
charged a conspiracy to create a mo-
nopoly in the coal trade in favor OF
unionized miners.
Besides President White. the action
OF Judge r. L. Lewis, of the United
States District Court, in dismissing the
indictments, includes those against the
following: Frank J. Hayes, Interna-
tional Vice PRESIDENT; W. r. Green
Secretary-Treasurer: +. r. Wallace,
editor OF the Mine Workers Journal;
John r. Lawson, International Board
member for Colorado; John Morgan,
Secretary OF the Wyoming State organ
ization and a member of district or
ganiZers and local leaders.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
BUILDING SUB-CONTRACTS

Factory Building-A siX-story rein
forced concrete addition to be built to
factory at Spring Grove avenue and
Straight street. Owner, the Huenefeld
Company; architects, Stegner & Hughes,
Commercial Tribune Building, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. The following additional
contracts have been awarded: Rolling
steel doors, to the Edwards Manufac-
turing Company; heating, to Peck, An
derson & Peck, and sprinkler system, to
the Automatic Sprinkler Company of
America.
Flat Buildng-A two-story brick flat
building with steam heat. tin roof, two
baths and a bake shop, to be erected on
Park and Lexington avenues, Newport,
Ky. Owner, Jerome Last; architect,
Max Kau, 2241 Stratford avenue, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Contract for iron work
awarded l.. Schreiber & Sons Co., and
for carpenter work to George Bertlng
& Co.
Factory additional four-story con-
crete addition to be built to the plant of
the u. S. Playing Card Company, at
Norwood, O. Samuel Hannaford 4
Sons, architects, have awarded the gen
eral contract to the I'erro Concrete Con
struction Company.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
TEACHERS POORLY PAID.

Charleston, w. Na.-The average sal
AIRY of school teachers in West Virginia
is 1914 year, according to statistics
compiled by the state department OF free
schools. The highest average is $63 a
month. and the lowest $40. OF the 1O,-
OS4 teachers, 4,3lS are men.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15

Remember Hatters' Day, January %,
and the sacred duty to give the wages OF
an hours labor OF that day to relieve
the Danbury hatterS, the victims OF the
greed OF labor's enemies and the per
version OF the law
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
STATE PENSIONS FOR BLIND.

Springfield, lll-The act providing
Tor pensions ior the blind took effect
the first OF the year. Under this law
it is obligatory Tor counties to provide
for their blind by appropriating money
for their support. All males over 21
years and females over IS years are to
be awarded $50 year
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15

don and Earle, charming maids, who
magically produce harmonies out Of
odd instruments. And then of course,
there will be couple of comedy films in
conclusion.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
KEY MEN RECEIVE RAISE.

Chicago.-Telegrap operators in the
employ of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road received an increase in wages,
averaging 5 per cent.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15
UNIONS RAISE WAGES.

Springfield, Ohio.-Secretary Creager'
of the Trades and Labor Assembly,
states that in 1915 over 1000 organized
workers in this city secured wage in
creases that average more than 81 a
week
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-01-15

Men of labor. remember hatters' day
January 27
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03

1t occurs in this act. may apply either to an individual. firm, association or corporation.
 Sec l9 The word liquor. whenever it occurs in this act. except fin Section 12 of this act. is intended to include and embrace alcoholic, vinous. ardent. malt. spurious or fermented liquors. or any compound or preparation thereof commonly called tonics, bitters or medicnted liquors.
 Sec 20. That Act No Fifty nine of the Acts of the General Assembly Of the State of Arkansas of 1913. ap- proved February r. 1918. and Act No. Thirty of the Acts of 1915 of said Gen eral Assembly. approved February 6. 1913. are hereby repealed. That all other laws and parts of laws in con tiict with the provisions of this act arc hereby repealed. and all laws and parts of laws regulating or relating to the manufacture or sale of intoxicat- ing liquor in this State. and not in conflict with some provision of this act, are cumulative to this act, and this act shall take effect and be in full force from and after us passage
 The above proposed Act was filed in the office of the Secretary of State on July 6. 1916
 Each elector may vote for or against the above proposed Act.
 Witness my official signature this 25th day of July. 1916.
 tSeall EARLE W HODGES
 Secretary of State.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
Re 1t enacted by the people of the state


 That Section 2. Article XIV. of the Consultation of tho state of Arkansas Inc amended so as to read as follows
 Section 3 The General Assembly shall provide hy general laws for ths support of common schools by taxes. which shall never exceed in any one year three mills on the dollar on the taxa blc property Of tho state and by an annual per capita tHN of one dollar, 10 be assessed on every male tnhnhittnt or this St8te over the ago of twenty ono yeats Provided the General Assembly may by general law authorize school dis- trtrts tn levy by R vete of tho qualified electors Of such dlst-iet tax not to eS- Ceed twelve mills on tho dollar in any ono year for school purposes Provided. further. that no such tax shall b" ap- propriated for any other purpose nor to aay other district than that Tor which tt was frt tr,i.
 fh" above proposed Amendment was fled iu the office of the Secretary ot Stat" m January ltth. 1915.
 Each cleefor may vote For or Ara3nst the above proposed Amendment Witness mH official signature this 2ath day Of July l916
 EARLE W HODGES.
 tSeaD Secretary of state.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
Be It Enacted by the People of the State =ot Arkansas.

A
 Section I That hereafter the sale
 of alcohoNe- -viuous. malt. spurious or
 fcrmrutcd liquors. or of any compound
 or preparation thereof. commonly call-
 ed touIt-. htttcrS or medtcatvd liquors.
 is hrI.bN made law ful in the state uf
 Arkansas. subject to the restrictions
 and regulations hereinafter mentioned.
 Soc Whenever a petition is stSn-
 ed hy not less than ten per cent of the
 qualincd electors of any county in thls
 State. calling for an election in such
 county for Inc purpose of determining
 whether tt is the desire of the people
 of said county tbRt license shall be Is
 sued for the sale ot alcoholic. Ntnous
 malt. eptrtiou- or tyrmrut'd uquuGa. or
 any compound or preparation thereof commonly called tontrs. bittrrs or med
 icatcd liquors. and when such petition
 is filed Nith the County clerk of the county. the County Judsr of SHtd coun-
 tx shall within ten days make and cause to be published an order calling an election. al which r'rctlou the qucs- ton of For lIceus" and Against Lt- rtu~c. ~haW bo submitted to the quail inrd electors ot @Rid county for their approval cr rejection, provided that sald petition shall be aCcompanted by n bond to hr approved hy the County Court fn fhr sum uf one thousand tSi O00 n11 INllArs to secure Inc coat Incurred in -the holding ot such elee- ffan-apl the#cosf shah 0c rNch by the amounts now allowed by law ror sim- uar service in holding a general ,lcr- ton Tn thts state for the election of StHtc aGfr,rs.
 see The election se eRiIcl 5alt
 hc hold rrf toss than tr.r.y t-7l da .s uor moro than sixty tfoA 7aNs after tbe llte of tho oFdyr callue surle. and shaI ae held under fhe direction of tte County Buurd Hf Election CowWfs fsetou- CTS for the e'Id county tn Inc man uer provided nt law for thr holding of general elections in tho state for Che election of state officers insofar as inc same may be applicable The i Co7ruts Gotrd -rf Election Commission i rra shalf, within five t5A days after tho election. ccrtffy the result of etid cleo ton to thr County Clerk. who shah. ! without dg'HH. cause The same 10 t, recorded in his ot'i and pualIshrd
 Sec l. v p majority Veti-, In saLa election haYr Nat.1 For Licoree" tht County Juare of ~ni2 caunt, shall then issue q liceusr for che sale of any aIcoholic. vinous. malt. spurious or fermented liquors. or of any compound or preparation thereof commonly call ed touies. bttters or medlcated liquors. within the limits of said county, and subject to the restrictions and regula- | tIons hereinafter mentioned; and the sals of such alcoholic. vinous. malt.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
rOR MENT NO. n.
 AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. l3.
Proposed Amendment No. n.

Amending Section of Article of tho Constitution of the state of Arkan- SaS and Amendment No. 10 thereto, defining and ,niarEing the powers of the Initiative aud Referendum. and for other purposes
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
FOR ACT No. -.
 AGAINST ACT NO. 2.

An Act to prov ide for local option and to correct the evils arising from the liquor trani,, ta authorize the peo- pie of any county in the State of Ar kansas 10 determine whether liquor shall he sold m said county. to pro vide for the calling and holdlns of elections for same, tO regulate the Issuance of license for the sale and manufacture ef liquors To increase thc pttpl}e revenues of the StHtc. Co prescribe penalties. to repeal all laws and parts ut laws in conflict with
 this A,t and for further purposes
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
Amendment No. 12) PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing proposed Amendment to the Con- Stttutton of the state of Arkansas pro posed by Initiative petition was filed in my office as required bv law and that the same will be submitted to the quali- fled electors of the State of Arkansas at the next general election to be held en Tuesday. November 1th. 1916, for LlLn1.t lon DAn-. .i....t tar,rn
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
Amendment No. l3) PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 PETITION.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing Uroposed Amendment to the Const- t4tton of the state of Arkansas pro nay office HS required by law and that the same VIII le submitted to the qual- ibed electors of the State of Arkansas at tho next general election to be held on Tuesday. November fth. 1916. for adoption or rcteHtlpu
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
FOR AMENDMENT NO. l2 AGAIEST MENT NO. "a.
Proposed Amendment No. f2

'An Amendment to the Constitution of the state of Arkansas, amending Sec tion 3. Article XIV. so that the Gen eral Assembly may hy general law au- thorize school districts to levy by a vote of the quaiiticd electors of such district n tax not to exceed twelve mills on the dollar in any one year Tor school purposes"
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
(Local Option) ACT No. 2
PROPOSED IN INITIATIVE PE-
 TyIInN

Notice Is hereby given that tho fol lowing Act. proposed by initiative pc titlou was filod tn my office as required by law. and that tn" same will b, submitted To the qualidcd electors of the state of Arkansas ut the next gen cral election. to be held on Tuesday
 November :, 1916, for adoption or re-
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
Re it enacted by the people Of the state of ArkAMNnS-

That Section of Article Constitution of tho state of and Amendment No To tn, amended sn us to read az folloS
 Section LcgislatiVL auth this State shall be vesttd in a tive Assembly which sl con Senate and a House of kepres, but the people reserve tI thems power to propose legtslt tive ' laws. resolutions. and tmeudI the Constitution. and toI enact the same at the polls inCt pcude Legislative Assembly; oh5 alSy the power. at their own eHttol prove or reject at tha polls item. section. or any part If tion. or measure passed lhy he tive Assembly.
 Tho first power reser5ei ny ple Is the Initiative. anJ tl" m legal voters required toI iuit te ton shall he ton thoustnd '0 no more Rut no petiti}n E II invalid if it should coAtRia a number than required. t,vi ~ petition shall include { nsA n the measure so proposed ,ti ttlons shall he filed wit h Nc of state not less than I | m, fore tho election at wh tthe be voted upon
 The second power reser by ple is the Referendum. Q th, of legal voters required t' En valid referendum pet seven thousand = 000l al ao no petition shall be hel Hva should contain greatei nlm required The filing of a retere ton against ono or more NtewS, or parts of any measure s-h30 the remainder from heco ing but it is not 10 be undera ond 1 that all of an act may J be Referendum petitions az, ast pa assed hN the l.egtslat e snall be flcd with the Seer fary not later than ninety @ ds the final adjournment of s Che Legislative Assembly vi measures were Tassed, eN pt fournment shall ba taken ter for a longer period than nin days. in which case such atiti be filed not later than nirt " { after such temporary adiI rnu measures referred tO VoNe of ple by referendum shall re lain unEh AnkAA @lAh NNAF iS AhN IL
 IT it shall be necessary for servRtiou of tho public ped @. safety. that a measure shd D, fcetive without delay. sHa n shall be stated in one st tloi upon a yea and nay vote thre of all the members elect} & unou separate roll call ir flaw, measure going into instnt such measure shall heci mo without delay IL shall bel nee state the facts which col stit emergency Provided, how
 emergency shall not be de'
 franchise or special privi
 creating asy vested right
 aIIenating any property of
 referendum is filed aEair
 genecy measure. such mea
 n law until 1t Is voted up0I
 ple. and fl it is then Feiec'
 iority of the electors votia
 shall be thereby epealed.
 sions of this subsection sh.
 to city co"~s
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 TION,
FOR ACT NO. |.
 AGAINST ACT NO. I

"An Act to Regulate Primary Eiee tions and for other purposes.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03

To thereto bs t follows A author
 [ | in n .eI s. lll consist of a kepresentativcs | themselves ths tive ulea sures amendments to
 enact or reject ' pendent of tho .hd also reserve n ton, to ap-
 polls any act. art If any sec lhy he LeEisla- 5ei ny the peo- I N number of | intt te any pc (rd 70 000) ani tn E Ill be held atai a greater t,yi very such
 pA II text of itiative ne- h Ne Secretary months be-
 Vhey are to
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03
hy the peo-S

NiAT EFF
 the number
 En and make
 shall he
 more. but
 valid if it
 lumber than rentluu pe- Items. sections ball not delay ng effective: ood from tliis
 be referred.
 st measures Assembly iurY of State
 days aftaa Q session o@l
 which uehN pt when ad-
 temporarily
 ninety ts0)
 titions shall W tgnl days lrnment All 'le of the peo- . main in absy- VI for the pre- 'g e, health. or .d become ef- ' n necessity 'd ton and If i, three fourths tf Eha21 sx, 3 1 favor oAhs " ope w 'e BecesF
 o stitv
The Dermott news., 1916-08-03

That Section I of Article to tho Constitution of tho State of Arkansas and Amendment No To thereto be
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30


BERLIN. Octubrc 29.-El Minis
terio De ia Guerra di6 la pubiicidad
hoy un informe Official en- eI que Sc
habla &? iaS aperacioncs en- los diver
sos frcntes dc batalla. FL teXto de
iicha communication eS e. Siguiente:
"Vigorosos taques fueron empren-
didos el sabado por las tropas ingle-
sas Ell el sector comprendido entire
Guedecourt V Les Boeufs, en- e! fren-
tc del Soma, al norte del rio; pero
fueron todos ellos rechazados- Pos
tel.iormente el enenligo dirigio un
intense ataQue u oriente de Ia ulti-
ma de las villas citadas, habiendo 10
grado penetrar en- algunas de las trim
chcras avanzadas de nuestra Inca
pero Ia lucha continua aun encar-
nizada en- esa region.
En- ell teatro oriental las tropas
moscovitas emprendieron tambien una
serie de ataques en- casi toda "a eX-
tension de Ia linea de batalla sobre
el rio Stokhod. habiendo precedido
esa acci6n un intense bombardeo.
El enemigo tambien dirigio sus alta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

TI.Ey, ynpE n..nhr. % Hoy
80, '.;,j,d ~. mn ra-
,~..,.Dtt7to ! ..nnsni,ra irl prrsiden
- N,f.ao NJ. pan}} Fuller. nahia
nrnrariio = Fra,,i.r, Villa ~ nom
br. L. a4uil. duc i rmpieaba Su>
tu"rA%S lei nor" : del sur rh ira'T
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
Aloccidente deLes Boeufs los ingleses
capturaron unas trincheras alemanos
En- el frente oriental los rusos emprepdieron Vi
gorosos ataques en- el sector del Stokhod, pc.
10 fueron rechazados por los teutones

ques en- Ia region boscosa que Sc en-
cuentra al occidentc de Luzkt. en- laa
cercanias de Szeloy; pero fueron re-
chazados esos asaltos Tor nucstlas
tropas.
En- el frente septentrional de Ru
mania, las fuerzas austro- -alanaras
consiguicron hacer nuevos avances en-
IA region al sur de Kronstadt; pcrr
en- el frente de Dobrudia Ia situaciGr
permanece inalterahle."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
Wilson hobia prometido Villa que
no reconoceria a Carranza
La promesa la hizo dos agentes de Villa el
representante del presidente americana MIR.
Paul Fuller, en- Julio del ano pasado

'r"SarI' a. pf"f''"'a9 'S'''''s w. f,; :
ia ' Ha?a'a '' P''i"''i'' -" I',,''
clones prf>oI'al'- para '"5t a. - 't.-
iahIrr!m"nto dc ia pa|. II 'I''I F'"- ~
u" Lansing. d'>Pl"S ae I'aD.It ,'''
."> hrhci"i!.'"'> '-'l'''7 ,''-',','-' -
i"> manifest" qu" Ni'ran "l I|p-'-
>"ntan'r SG.i"f ailir> "' ''--' '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
len 1914 WILSON CREIl QUE EL ENVIO
DE TROPAS AnfX. SICN|FICADl GUERRA
The New York Times" reproduce un asticu!o que
pubiic,ra eatonces com -ntando una deci"-
racion del presi deate americana
En- oqueIla epoca Wilson esto pubEcameae que no
Dodia conssntir que cruzara Mex expedci6a militia

Al -. .;o.,ia,,ta dol on u,r hiZn L.
.ro,.l.,,.-ci6r arsn. djch" el Presidenta
Wilson. a "Ncw York Tine publ
- upa calravi.fa COZ q. cprceaida
,.. los .:e9i.n,cs re,min4-:
..v.Ts,r die claramcarc gn ana
ro,,..r,.cifn celcbr7da ron q nov
.,,, r,,,i., uaoado - ls rorc,nsii.. fr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
LA PROTESTA DE GUSTAVO so.
LANO.

En- Mexico Sc celebrarnn amos
.'juegoS flor2les" consti5uc!onal:staS,
que eS como decir Que los jumentos
Sc reunieron en- un igape literario
para declamar Gglogas le Nirg;iio d
exametros de Noracio. \ comD a,
guno de los ''bardos" qa:c - pYeScn.
tarsn en- el concurso. teri. que .!e
varse el premio (cien pesos, hi!im!i
cues Y un retrato del general Obre
gor), el Jurado otorgo Ia recompen,
sa q uu senior Escudero, Que en- est,
yez ha hecho honor a su nombre es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
e (OBIFRNO GR|FG0 ORDENl
Il TRASLAD0 5E TR0PAS
Al PELOPQHFSO

ATENAS. Octubre 23.-Oficiai-
mente Sc di6 hoy 4 IL publicidad In
roticia dc que el gobierno griego, i
raiz de Ia reciente Serie de visit&s
Que los Ministries de las potencias
a!iadas hicieron n rev Constantine.
cxpidi0 0rdenes para que sc raspor-
taran tropas de Ia Tesa!ia una di-
vision de las del Epiro. a Pelopoae-
so. En- aquellos distritos solament"
Sc mantendrin las tropas necesarias
pala guardian el ordcn. FL rey Cons
tartino habia estado rehuSandose.
previamente. Il dar csc paso. a pesar
de n insistencia del cOmandante fran
ces.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
DOS |ND|V|DU0S APRfHfbDID0S
EN- N0GALtS, ARIZONA,
PDR cONSPIRACIaN
Ell hGtHTf DE- il SRIA. De jUSTIClA GiE
Hil0 La hssUStCIDR DICE QUE HAY
GTsDS CGHpllCAE0S


NpGALES. .N-iZ. DciIIbI'r :22.-
Aver rn la nncia - rfccularnn IN
r>ia y..tIdai dos apr"hrnSionr> ds
mdividuo> it Iu;'nr> - aru-a de
rcun-p:rari"m. +! arr"Sio ir dIchoS
iH:iiVi' u0>, ur anHrirano Y TN mr-
Nirano. ha riiiSa,iG -an.ariGn pnr iIa
iIrr-r flevad" "fr:tO raSi inmr
diatIfn2nir i"Sp.,a- Il" l;Ir -. iIicir
ron piIhIi.a~ ;aHui la drriaracioIleS
,;ri ~rrT atarir Blk"r. rrlaliva> al
r"inyin, para LIacar Il las tr"pa> ann
ri:ana> ru MGX,r". nn!"S d"l d"
N"yi,ilb"".
p a%"TI.. "Sprriai Il" Ia S"rrc!a-
"ia /" Im'tir!a. pir>rntI aruSari6n
ruHI,'3 -" americans y !r'> meXi-
rIn"-, :; nlii"Hr- nae" rafcoS de
ron- pit'a'i.in = vinia.iG j" idS lr
yr> j. u-uJ:.a.:iad de- !"> E>:ains
nidn> par -Imiu:>lf'ar arlna>
pH.u:;'ium"> para una "Npriirl"E mi
iji.:r ""ntra IN pas amigo.
I.n> iHhjyid;!c> aruS:l!nS son: Luis
i.a"- Y Carlos kirS-cIibacA, que son.
F"">i cent" y Nrrf"iafi"- "S"fcf" de
Ia Nu-airS Hardware Company. res
i"T'i'"''f''f'f. ''''i''''' '''' pa. ii''''
,.''';,.', ,'.',',,' , 'n ~ r,,.,a.,
~ r.. ,n.,,;.;.s = ,,ro n.yi,sa ma
rIIvn unnhr. uo - pudn avrrisI,ar.
k!,>Srnalharh y iamlrcZ fueron
"''> "'''i'''"'> AYR '''' '>'' idio 'e
80 ''''''' '' '..'.' - m.
,.,,hi:, do,,r;i, 49, T., nri,id, mil;
Tar .i,. Nn=aln>. son. pero los otr0s
dos !niiyiiu"> n" habian sido aprc-
''''''i'i'> i'a7'd a'o'hc.
." ''.' '''''' 'n''' -
.., i.,...li.n.;n.,os ,,,.. tad, h..io
ai-unas ,rInInas venian prarfican-
q" ."> h2'ht"S Il" los f.siad"S Ln!-
do : IT, Mexico. -oDrc !a> actlvi-
''a'';' ''' '''> H-aIiS'a>' qule!lcs ira
taoan j" "hI"ar 4 sonora por Ia from
'"Fa Il" Nz'i'''
Los a="ii''S H' fei"frhcla dlcen
!"' '''> rus az o''N W ''''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
LOS RUSOS ASEGURAN HABEE
20 CONTENlDO LA OFENSi-
VA TEUTONA EN-
RUMANiA
serviciO Exclusive para Ia pRENst.

PETROGRADO. Octubre 29.-El
Ministerio de Ia Guerra en- cl infor
me Official que dio la publicidad
hoy en- esta capital dice que las tro
pas ruSo-rumanas han logrado con-
tener Ia ofensiva que los apstro-ale
names desarrollaron en- el frente cue
Sc encuentra en- les ceIcaniaS del
(Pasa a la Pag. 5a. Col 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
cnne.tas con.eeuencias ha lenido.

gune>taS couSecurnciaS ha Ienldo.
Pocos diaS ieSpu&S lu" kredy '
:.ia>S ronlunicaron Il Villa el result
l:d1 IL ~u> rn'rcvi>taS hnn Lansing
Y Fuller. tuvo luGar la famosa con-
fnrrrria entire Villa ' el general
,>,o1l. rn Fl PaSo, Tex. conEcren-
ria ian amistosa que parecia tener
%nStrl;adoS muy buenoS Y que al fin
10 ,irvi6 ie nada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
A.BROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ibros en- espanol
igT.acio 6. Lozano. 60f Dolorosa st. San
Antonio. Texas. Su casa es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

(Pasa a la Pag. ia. Col. ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

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