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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

Zion Lutheran church will hold it's
annual Sunday school picnic at Ca
sino creek next Sunday. August 27.
All members and friends of the church
are invited to come and enjoy the
day in the open We will all meet
on the grounds at 10 o'clock There
will be open air services in the En-.
glish language and singing by the Sun
day school children. Lemonade, cof.
fee and ice cream will be served free.
Bring your lunch baskets with you.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
DAN BROWN LEAVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan r. Brown and
daughter departed yesterday for Spo
kane where they will remain for a
short time before going on to the
coast. Mr.. Brown, former manager OF
the Hanover Gypsum company's inter.
ests here, has not perfected any fu.
ture plans as yet. Before his depar.
ture he stated that for the time being
he is going to enjoy vacation.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
SMALL FIRE.

The fire department was summoned
about 80 p IN. yesterday to extin-
guish a small fire which had started
in shed down near the Lindsay
warehouse The flames were quickly
quenched and no damage was done
The cause is attributed to children in
too close proximity with matches.
The burning of a huge mass OF
straw and rubbish flooded the city
with smoke last night.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
WAGES RAISED,

The local Milwaukee offices have
Just received official notification that
the controversy between the railroads
and their telegraph operators, which
has been under consideration for the
past six months has been settled, and
from August l new schedule has
been in effect and all operators will
receive an increase in pay of from
$3.50 to S. per month.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The navy
department was taxing it's resources
tonight to fill up the first hypotheti.
cal gap in the country's defense which
has progressed in the naval war game
in progress off the Atlantic coast.
theoretically mob Of un-uniformed
men today overpowered the naval
guard at the piers at Seawall point
Oh Hampton roads, destroyed the
stores of coal and supplies collected
there for possible use by the "blue'
defending the fleet and burned the
piers.
To add to the realism of the game
Rear Admiral Benson, chief of opera
tions, formally communicated the hy
pothetical disaster at Seawall point to
Paymaster General MCGOWAN, whose
duty it would be in war to cope with
the situation. The paymaster general
Immediately set his forces to work to
locate new stores of coal and supplies
and to find means of sending them
to some point on the roads at the
earliest possible moment. The proE
lem requires that actual supplies be
found and the possibility of getting
them forward promptly be figured out
in order to test the machinery Of the
department
While naval forces ashore were
dealing with this angle of the game
Rear Admiral Helm still was sweep
ing the seas with his scouts in a
southeasterly direction from Nara
gansett, the base from which he sailed
yesterday morning, in an effort to re
pei Admiral Mayo's "red" fleet. Pre-
sumably the blue" scouts were with
in thirty miles of the enemy's las
known position at daylight but M
report that "red" battle craft had beel
sighted reached the department at
late hour.
Officers here said Admiral May,
probably had changed his course an,
is endeavoring to "slip around tn
end of the 600-mile line Of scouts will
his fifteen battleships and thirty trans
ports. If he can reach point be
tween Cape Hatteras and Eastport
Me-, without having been sighted h
will be able to employ his fleet t.
hold off the "blue" squadrons Will
a landing is being effected
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
DEATH OF MRS. A. e. PHILLIPS

DEATH OF MRS. A. e. PHILLIPS.
W. f. Lay and family. residing five
miles west of this city, have returned
from Bozeman where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Lays daughter,
Mrs. A. e. Phillips, who, with her
husband. formerly resided in Lewis
town. the decedent having many
friends in this city. Mrs. Phillips
died on last Thursday, August II and
the funeral was held at Salesville
last Sunday. She is survived by the
husband, two small children, her par
ents, four sisters and one brother
Mrs Phillips was woman of ster
| ling character and was held in the
very highest esteem by all who knew
\ her
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
OFF FOR PEN.

Deputy Sheriff Jim Blevins left
Saturday for Deer Lodge to place Per
kins. Larson and Tamly in the peni-
tentiary, the first named to serve from
one to two years for an assault while
the others drew longer terms for burg
larry at Moore.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
sERBlANs SUCCESSFUL.

LONDON, Aug. 23--Iy:3J p MI
A successful operation iDy Serbian
troops in the Morichovo sector about
60 miles northwest of Sloniki, Is re
ported in II Exchange Telegraph dis
match from Athens. The Serbians
captured $50 yeards Of Bulgarian
trenches near Kaimakcalam.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
NEAR EAST
THE FIELD
Belief in England That
New Stage of War Is
Developing There.
IS HOPEFUL

Debates Reflect Perfect Confidence To-
gether With Realization That There
Are Heavy Tasks Ahead-Food
Question Is Pressing HeaviIy--Great
Confidence In the Effect Of Growing
Economic Pressure Being Excrted
Against Central Powers-Suffrag
and Other Questions Are Tempo
rariiy Shelved In Great Britain.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
CANDIDATE cooNEY IN TOWN.

Il. H. Cooney of Great Falls, re-
publican candidate for the nomination
for governor, came in on the Shriners
special from Great Falls Saturday af-
ternoon, and left for Musselshell coun-
ty Sunday.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
MILES ROMNEY HERE.

Miles Romney, who is opposing Gov
ernor Stewart for the democratic nom
nation for governor. arrived in the
city Saturday in the interest of his
candidacy and was kept busy meeting
friends and making new acquain
tanceS.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
.LEW|STOWN DELEGATION TO THE
SONS Of HERMANN CONVENTION

The Lewistown delegation to the
state convention of the Sons of Her
mann will leave for Great Falls this
afternoon. about 20 strong. They will
take with them some neat "lt's the
Wheat souvenirs to present to the
ladies at the banquet, and, of course,
expect to have a splendid time.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
REV DONALDSON REMAINS.

Rev. C. M. Donaldson, who has been
attending the Methodist conference at
Kalispell, occupied his pulpit as usual
Sunday. Mr.. Donaldson has been
assigned to this city for another year.
The conference will be held in Lewis.
town next year.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
FERGUS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL


The Fergus county high school will
begin its sessions at a. m. on Sep
tember s, 1916.
In order to avoid confusion, and to
make ii possible to begin work with
the least delay, students should regis
ter before September ). All last years
students should register for their work
any time between Septmber | and 4
inclusive.
The office at the high school will
be open for registration on the above
dates from 1880 a. III. until 6 p. m.
and from 1880 to $50 p. m. for stu
dents who cannot arrange their work
during the day time.
| II any are in doubt as to their work
for the coming year, the principal viii
be glad to consult with them at any
time.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

E. l.. Skinner, who is employed at
the Montana Power companys plant
at the Missouri river, was in town
Yesterday on his way to visit his par.
ents in Nebraska.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

Attorney Chas. J. Marshall accom-
panied by his family and father and
mother. motored to Shonkin, Wednes-
day afternoon to look after legal bus
mess. He expects to return about
Friday evening.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
PERSHlNC
ON VILLA
Says the Bandits Pres
tige Is Gone and Can
not Be Regained.
WITHDRAW TROOPS

Expected That American Commission.
ers Will Promptly Agree to This.
Sessions Of Commission to Be Held
Somewhere on the New England
Coast--Some Of the Men Charged
With Conspiracy Acquitted at Chi.
huahua City-Among the Suspects
Held Is One Accused of Trying to
Start a Revolution in Texas.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
WATCHING
SAL0NIKl
That Front Is Now Cen
ter of Interest For the
Whole World.
IS NOTHING DECISIVE

Little Can Be Cleaned Regarding the
Strategy Of the Allies-The BulQar-
iars Advance in Struma Valley.
Greeks Preparing to Resist Bul9ars.
British Tighten the Line Around
ThiepvaI and French Wait for Cap.
ture of the Important Point-French
Gain Near Verdun-Fierce Fighting
in the Carpathans.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

With no important changes in the
main war theaters, interest remains
centered on the new allied offensive
on the Saloniki front. The latest
dispatches, however, throw little light
on the situation and the allies plans
are somewhat obscure
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

London reports that the Bulgarians
have advanced along the Struma val
ley and have cntrenchcd themselves
at various points. Berlin also re-
ports further advances for them on
the right wing where they face the
Serhians. Apparently however. no ac-
tion Of first Importance has yet de-
veloped.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
SERIOUS
PROBLEM
Navy Department Hav-
ing Hard Time in the
Big Var Game.
COAL SUPPLY ''lOST''

Paymaster General Finds Himself Up
Against 1t in Theoretically Locating
Stores and Getting Them to the
Fiers-Admiral Helm Sweeping the
Seas in an Effort to Locate Admiral
Good Chance to Land a Force and
Hold OF the "Blue" Fleet.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

Interest in the attitude Of the Greeks
has been heightened by dispatches tell
ing of the determination of the Greek
Commander of Scrcs to resist the
Bulgarians and Of volunteers being
organized for his assistance by the
Venizelos leaders at Saloniki There
has been no further development in
the Rumanian situation. The last
report from Berlin maintains that Ru-
mania has not reached decision
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24
FOR THE CENSUS.

Born-August s, to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. V. Hruska. twins. boy and girl.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1916-08-24

On the western front the Frcnch ap-
parently are marking time while the
British push against Thiepval and
| Guillemont. London reports fresh
tightening of the ring around Thiep-
val in the capture Of 200 yards of
German trenches south of the towns.
Bitter fighing is going Oh in his sec
! tion. The Germans succeeded in en-.
tering some British trenches but, ac-
cording to London. were Immediately
evicted.
! The fierce struggle around Fleury
in the Verdun sector continues. The
French claim an appreciablc advance
| between Fleury and Thiaumont and
the capture of 200 prisoners.
Conflicting claims are made by Ber'
lin and Petrograd on the fighting on
the eastern front Both report the
capture Of positions near Jablonitza
pass, where violent struggle has
been in progress several days on the
crest of the Carpathians. Berlin also
claims the sanguinary repulse of Rus
sian attempts to cross the Stokhod
and apparently desperate fighting il
going on.
Both Berlin and London continue
to make claims and counter claims II
regard to the recent fighting In tho
North sea. Berlin admits that thu
battleship Westphalen was struck by
torpedo from an English submarine
but maintains that the damage wa'
slight. The German admiralty re
iterates that British battleship wa:
heavily damaged by German sub
marine. This is emphatically denict
. by the British admiralty.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
DOS INCENDI0S.

Dos incnndiOs en- IN periodic de
20 minutes OcurrinrOn anienoche 4
las S:3i V a las $40. FL primero iu-
Va lugar rn cl nimcro 5O3 de Ia ca
lie De Rarrcra. cuya casa es pr"pi"-
dad Dc Ia sonora Pauline Jenner y
csti Grupada p0r Leon Robinson. ne
gra. Fl inccndio drstruy0 parcIal-
mnnIr 81 rdificio. Esii valuado on
$500 Y 81 r~onteniIo on $3.50. Los da-
nos Sc ~calculan IN 1925 para 81 edl-
f.ri0 Y SO para los mueb!rs.
Fl Sc-rndo incrndio tuvo Iucar
on 81 No. 933 DE- Canine Blanro en-
amos cuarIos ocupados por los sir
v%irnicS de NJ. Williams. n ncera. Y
los rualnS son p"opie,iad dc +. T..
ADAMS. lG< cUartos sufrlerOH danoS
que So "Stiman en- S!21 Y en- cuanlo
al r~"ntcHii9 .OlO fu6 consnn.ido por
iaS llamaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
Sc DESCUERE UNA BANDA DE
LADRONES DE C.iBALLuS.

Ina banda 0rganizada de lairo-
mes de cabaliOs. Y 81 sili0 d0nde los
animales eran rcunidos antns de ser
vrndidos fucrOn deScubiertos p0r los
ofiriales Dc "a Oficina del sheriff ri
1iltimo domingo. como rcSulladO DE-
la apprehension d" IN americana.
hpcha p0r RI sheriff de- Seguin, on
los momcntOs on que aquel irGtaba
dc vendrr IN caball0 robado 4 John
ROfhbr0.!:. que reside como n 9 mi
Has del canine que "a a C~aStr"vlll".
Fl americana fur traido Il San An
tonic. Y confnsd ante los 0firiains
que 10 aprchendirron que era MEM
bro de Ia riiada banda. dicuhrhiolns
adcmas. cuil era 81 puntO de con-
~.cntrari6a. OirO individuO tamhifn
in la banda ia sidO arresIadO por
Ia pOlicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
CONC OCURRiO Ell HUNDlMlEN
10 DEL. CRUCERO ESPANOL
RIO DE LA PLATA"

FERROL. Novicmbrc 90 Tanto
an cgta ciudad como en- TODD el Ito
mi. . muchas milla& i Ii redonda. Sc
!2an scatido con intensa fuerza los
cfIc;os del terrible temporal que du
rarte p horas lzot6 I n nacloA his
unaa con suria eytracrdinarla. sem
brando Ia muerte Y Ia deSol2clon en-
miIlares V millarcs de hogares.
En- las ccstas los d~estrozos han 81
do inmcnsos Y los det&lles que van re
r~H,iardose en- In Commandments de Ma
j;na ~ferrolana, e]videncian las hume
rrsas catastrofes ocasionadas por cl
temporal.
Numerosos buques ~pesqueroS con
II t~ripulaciones han desapafecido
en- alta ma-. habiendo arrojado las
oias sobre Ia costa los cadavereS de
numcrosos m%arineros.
! los anteriores siniestroS hay que
arregar uno que tiene caracter ma
cion.l rues sc trata NADIA menos Que
de n nardida de una de las unldades
pavales de la Armada espanoia Y por
ser e. unico buque en- SUI clase que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
La reina de Baviera condenada

Hungria ofrece los mas cXtranos
c~ortrastes De feudalismo medieval.
= Ae lIs formas mss radicales de
democrac!a.
.Algunos anos IN. cu&ndo cl archi-
du9rc Francisco Fernando. cuyo aSe,
sioato en- Sarajavo precipit6 IA que
"a actual. quis2 Que a!gEroS Pc
rij&.cos dc 9udapesta fueran Ferse-
guides Hor 81 deiito de lcsa m&jes-ad
4 aausa ie ciertas censuras Gae le
ii-i-ic-oa. cl gobiarno sc ncgo 4 &c
ceG,r = sus descos. ~indic&ndo.e que
el inico .ardio para obtene. II rec
:ific~cidn ga rrocedcr madi@at" los
tr;bunales ~ordimarics contra ios pc.
-i%dicos ~r1.g""s"s, e. Ia m'Sfn2 for
ma que /" huhl"$e p'dloo hac'" un
~clu!adano cn''quie.a Ell iHS2F o''
hc"eder" del Irono.
:. dltGnto A~"ch"uque Jose que
flo su Residential en- llun@r:a, famo
So ?or Il p]Tofundos conoclmicat"S
DC TZiga""s, 81 historic. coStumhreS
y lvn@ua. t2moIrn rHdo darSe cu'n-
IA dc que q 50" r~''r;n'fo DE una c.
- rcinante no era m"rIto haStahte
p@ra e%inilse de pagan imnu"st"&'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
.E>iados Unidos
contra el Japon
del North Americ@n")

FL .oBiern0 iapontS no conSidr-
"a " prob1rma De "a emigration r'-
IN" mSoLup'e- 'aIiia' Il" ''i,'" ''
.''i'''''' w 80 n,;"aa
- M ,r,f,ra da.ir n,a norma
MIRA ~ind;rrrrnlr q Ia surrle he los
~:aponeSaS Iue salem de- 81 patria.
QuiSlera fu" los tSiadoS th!'ioN u
NI'Ea;i ul pun" W. VS." Mus "i-
P'. .,.;,.a, o,ror:.,ra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
IN ASALTO EN- Ell CAlilNO DE
FREDERICKSBURG \ san
ANTONIO.

In auto de ) pasaieros de F. p.
English. que vive en- el nlm"ro i23
de Ia Gale de Montana, que FIJI" ro-
bado @, sabado en- la n0chr. fpf on
cOntraio aver a las 10 a. IN. IN Ia
.Avcnida DO New BraunfrlS, rrrca del
Army Post. Scgrin ri informr d" "a
policia. Mr.. English fuf atarad0 por
varios hombres en- el canine de
Fredericksburg. quirncS le golpHa-
ron Ia cabeza. echandole funra del
rarr0 V hacienda usO d" est" para
yolyrrsc a Ia ciudad. 81 los aui0reS
Irr hrclO fuerOn amHrlcan0s, mr.
XicanOs o ncgrOS. no = ha Sanld'
todavia Y has1a aver en- Ia manana
no supimos que estnvi"Fa h"rho al
etin arrrstO.
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F0LLETiN No. =.
FL TOKEI! RO Dc HUREHBEe OR
tPOr Emilio SalgarI.)

siempre a los ycrdadero> amigos cen
una mi>ma corona.
Ell pinaor trnia razdn. mo -
verdad. Federico? Los celoS. DO
dram nunca teuer acceSe IN nueStraS
mobiles almaS?
-;Oh. no,-exclam6 Federico
Nuestra amiStad data lie nuestro pr
mer encuentro: dentro de al=unos
dias nos ocuparan los miSmo> traba-
JOS en- "a miSma ciudad: cquitn Sa-
be 81 bien pront0 no riyaiizaremOs
para YER qui6n hace mejor. sin ayu-
da del fuego. un hermoSo toncl. CO.
mo obra maestro que nos ha=a pa
sal de obreroS q maeStros? iQue
Dios preserve de toda baja envfila
a adu6l de nosotroS cUya obra OBJ
tenga mayoreS votoS!
-sC6mo es eso?-replic6 Rel
naldo. con una allegro vivacidad.-
Is que yo quiero que cada uno de
noSotroS ayude al otro. Y en- verda0,
te advierto que en- TODD 10 conccr-
niente al Gibuio. gaS mcdidaS y 81 n
foramiento. enc~ontraraS cerca Il"
mi. consoles valioSOS: en- cuan'O a
Ia election d. MADEIRA, puedeS de$-
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Ell motive de la coc.na

A. principles de este n el 60
bierno hungaro aprobo una ley en-
Budapesth estableciendo que los pro
pietarios de fincas en- hungrla que
residieran fuera del RENO, habrian
de pagan triple contribution durante
n actual guerra.
La reina Maria Teresa Sc rencl|
! contra csra lev V en- su conSecuen-
cic las au.aridarlcs dc Ia rentl nun
CARA acudieron 4 las Audienclas de
Hungria r~ecabando una sentencia
cue las ]autoriza para contiScar Ia
nroDiedad V venderla Ell DubiIca ST.
h"s,i al me;or postor. 4 meme de
que Ia Reina pagae las contribuclo-
nes.-DentrU De IN plazo determi-
nado.
La rciaa %anunciG 81 determination
de apelar al tribunal supreme e IN
! vocar Ia ley International que conce-
de a los miem5ros de las fami!las
! rcinantes extranjeras los mismos prl-
yilegios dc extraterritorialidad c in
m~unidade5 de jurisdiction de los tn
ernaics del pals Ell que residen, que
i los diplcmaticcs.
Esta apelaci6n Sc encucntra den
t.o De Ia legislation ~ordiAarla.
Mas, prccisa convenir que GUAM
! 10 Sc c~onccdicroa estos pcivilegios e
! .nmunidades. nunca St penS6 que IN
v;issago De una fami!ia reinantc Sc
consagrara a negocios de caracter in
dus,rial Y commercial.
LII Tesorcria hungara declara que
81 Ia re:na fuera un nero visitante
Y :; solamente pcscycra un chateau,
una villa improductiva en Hungrla,
podria amnararse De Ia ley interna-
! .ionaI. ticit&mentc a~ceptada, que eXl
INC = los principles de Ia sangre de
5agar tri5utos c impuestos; pero DIES
| ia el romcnto que eXplota Ia &grl-
! .ultura er grande escala y percibc
ana hcrmosa renta con las destile-
| rias Y c~ervccerias que h. esta3lec!do
! en- Il Iincas ,~hungaras, sc halla tan
! s!ieta i LIS disposiciones de las lie.
yes hangaras como otro c~ualqulei
..uGadauo vxiranjero que teaSa SUI
icmicilio legal en- cl RENO Madgyar.
La M.rauesa de Fontenoy:
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Ell ASUNTO DE LOS TRABAJiDO-
(Viene de la Pag. Sal

Ia. cS d"cir. 10 rr@rrsa Il Sn casa SIN
coSt0 alguno para Il.
81 81 trabaiador. al llrgar a
srcrinn dOndr Ia SiIO deStlnado.
dcSna qu" Ia Compalia lie r~acilit"
aloi1mirnfo Y asiStcncia podr:i on
i"ncr ambaS cosas por 81. Sanian1-
rios. rIlyn importr :" !r rrhaiara dc
Su Su"liG rl dia del pago.
Greene: que las condolences Il
arahamOS de- apuntar son ar"pla-
hlrS para aIur,.'S dc nu"StrnS com
nat"iotaS IN" v,"1rn z los EsiadnS
In! ;0s -" iusra Il" i"ah2;r. Y no
rn~rOnir:inhC'0 on csta cludad. DON
De - china rS Sl!ayr Y hcnIgno 50
van al .Nort". Y Este del pals. donnie
80 nrrrSitan hucnoS abri@oS para re-
SiSIir 81 terrible frin qu" D"r ALI 20
Sirntc Y una nutritiva " abundanir
Authorization para rGnSeryar las
fucrzaS.
ii >dJb'Il. II'>. Ht''II'N t'lI-
pairintaS. n 10 dlr So 0bliGan Y n Ia
que Ia Compania del Erie :" obi
"a con rlfoS a. IT. a irabajar n sIS
lincaS. RurAn ~ Que So Sam?rCm"-
tan. prrC $50 ruando So han dado
va rarfcrta cu"nIa Dc todO. para
que deSpuiS no Sufraa lamrntahlrs
ruuivncarioncs. Por 10 dennis. con
SIS ronira.oS on rc=la dificil es que
Du"da ~cnganarseles. Y asi. en- cuan-
to So haea n~ecesario. poiremos ser
virlcS moiOr. puaS LA Prensa' csti
Sirmprr liSta para defender los de-
rrrhoS dc los meyicanos en- esIa re-
pIblica.
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temporal.

1ui on la ~igleSia de San Levaiho. :
en- .AngShOur@ IN casa dc fu2-'I
pnro to!os cslos cucntos me con-
venetian muy POGO. y t. lclicl'" po!
habcr cscogido voluntariamente e,
bucn partidO. SEAS. pueS, mr We
COS hicn vcnido Il nucstra casa!
V habIando aSi. el maestro lie a
hroxi entertainments. FL pobrr Fc-
Ian;.o sanfio rnace SUI valor Ell
5000 ao1 ,oncIcro. a~provech6Sr.
a,a, 4, oourI hucn m0nento para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28

~cmperador Guiilermc ha sido q
primer monarch del mundo cue Ia
ordenado que Sc castigue el 'tiirteo'
como una ofensa criminal.
Esto no es cuento inventado por
los aliadcs 0 Ell objeto de prediS-
poner contra q Kaiser = todas lbs
mujeres del muado, siAo noticia re-
cogida de ~periodicos alemanes de
gran circulaci6n : de mucha serie-
dad.
Segin estos rotativos tres SubGi-
tas del Kaiser RESIDENCES Ell los su-
burbios de Ia indust~iosa ci0d2d de
Cassel esgan detenid2s ' cumg!iendo
seatarcias De enca:ce!amieEto que
oscilan c.:re tres y seis meses per
haber "f!irteado" con p~risioneros de
guerra f~rInceses i~nternados en- ei
gran campamento De IA vecindad de
Cassal.
Las autoridaGes no nan intentado
prcbar que sean estas tres mujeres
res Observation-Disclosures de otro
delilo cue 4 d in ''flirteo" inoccn.
te puesto cue e lg1to entire Ia po'
blaci6n civil "3emana ) los prisione'
~os De guerra cst4 entecamente pro-
hiJiGo.
L. reor a~cusaci6n que oudo hacc!
Sc a estas m~uchachas fue ia de qct
81 g;elad y si:npatia hacia les apues
tos priSioneros ~franceses. sob:e p2st
al oIio que todos los &lemanes pa.
t~riotas, segGn los decretos del kai
SCI. debem ab:igar para con los enc.
migos del Imperio.
\ uno 10 puede por menos que
prcgunta-Sc, one nUDiera sido De es
. tas tres muchachas 81 ST. bondadoss
DISPOSITION hacia los c~autivos de
Kaiser hubicSe traspasado los limi
res DC IN nero "flirteo".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
ACUSADO POR Ell /. AND G. Y.

Tn mrXirano. propi"Iario dc bic
mes raircS Y de- SO amos dc rdad y
que So drdira al comerrio Ell rSta
riudad. fui arrrstadO por "A pOlicia
81 domingo en- la norhr q cargo
del frrrocarril por irabrr vendii"
la porriGn de- ST. b0lrto que comic
MIA Su retornO a Tailor. Al ser re-
-istrado en- las oricinas poliriaraS
So L. rncOntrarOn on los b0iSIllCS
cincO "vucllaS' due Sr%uramrnt%
trataE;a de negOciar.