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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25
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CONFINED DEPOSITS FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND FIRST TRUSTS SAVINGS BANK
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-08

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lP@sa a L. pagina sa., coluumna Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26
Los aIemanes han IogradO recu-
perar una gran parte del
Flerte I0ll2Um0nt
DIS puevas divsioDes de tropss bayarss tomaron Parte en- los atsques
a ea p,;ici5 y CO :asuietou da5I oj r a $ franceses de ella
Los t, uton~< asaltaron tamo'en y capturaron Ia
villa de Curniere, Que Sc e"ruentra situsda al
~orienf~ de la Colnn~ del "Hombre Muerto'

SCORE las tropaS francests. hajicutJ
.ogrado hacer IN iigclo avance en-
ssa region.
Este avance sc llevo a efecto por
las tropas turingias, que asaItaron ia
villa de CumiereS. a oriente de Ia CO.
lima del Hobre Muerto, = ,omaron
possession de ella. Gespues d. una t.
rrible Iuch& con los cefensores. LII
ocupacion de CumiereS por los aIe-
manes les Ga una gran ventaja solre
e enemlgo, pues domino t>a po>:-
sion "a Inca lateral francesa dc CO.
municacion. Sin embargo, los france
ceses dicen que tai ocupaciGH no So
II de gran utllidad para los alema-
mes. toda vez que IA posicion mencio-
NADIA Sc haIIa n alcanCe de IL ar:i-
lleria france&l que imposIbilitari
cualqulera manio5ra Que e enemigc
intente l!evar adelante por eSe rum
DO.
En- el informe Official dado q Ia pa
blicidad hoy por e. Ministerio de "a
Guerra en- esta capital, sc dice qIe
los aIemanes emPrendieron IN alta
que anochc Sobre las p~ooicionos
francesas en- las ~cercanias De las can
teras de Haudremont. a, o~lierte de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26
Fl primer MjnistrO ItaIisRO
bafa en- breya una VI
sta q L0I6reS
En- ell vale de- Ars' coutiguo a la
frontera italiana esta librsndo-
Sc IN encaEnizado combate

ROMA. Mayo 25.-Hoy clrcu,o EN-
es,a capital n noticia de fuenle au-
-orizada. en- a cuaI - dice que ei Pr;
mcr Ministro del ]gabinete i~taliano
senor SaIandra. y cI Ministro dc R.
l~aciones Exteriorcs, senior SoMniao.
saldran en- breve para Ia capital de
Inglarerra, j fin de correspondent "a
Ia vista que hace POGO hizo q pri-
mer ministro ingles. Mir. Asquith,
q esta ciudad.
Fl boletm Official dado 4 ia puhicj-
dad hoy en- esta capital. sobre las opc
-~aciones en- e. frerte italiano. lice
cue las tropaS iralIanas que operau
e. e. vale del Lagarina. todavia CON
servan en- 81 poder posiciones venta-
josas sjtuadas dentro de t~erritoriv
a~usUriaco. p~recisamente en- Ia region
on donde las tropas austrjacas han
eStado hacienda esfuerzos por recu-
perar IA villa de Marco, que sc ell
cuentra como q ounce mi!las al SUI
de R~overeto : los cuales esfuerzos
han fracasado por complete.
En- e, miSmo informe Sc dice que
en- e vale del Arsa. que Sc encuen-
ira sobre el canine directo 4 Vicen-
"a. Y contiguo a Ia frontiers iraIiana.
Sc esva fbraudo una encarnizada ba-
ralla y cue entire csc vale y el rio.
Astico los italianos nan evacuado la
Darte alta de Ia cuenc del RIO Pc
sina. que comprende parte del vale
del Terragnola, ~habiSndose concentra
10 en- IA cuenca del Arsiero que g
abre hacia SchiO y Nicenza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26

PARIS. Mayo 25.-Dura1te e..
curse de las ultimas veincicualro h"-
ras. Ia aatallu de Eerdun, ~princip".-
menre n que Sc libra al ~noroeste Re
Ia f~orra,eza mencionada. IN tenijo
IN nueyo camhio, esta veZ. des'a""-
rab,e para los ~franceses. El Principe
Federico Guilleg1ao ieseando Eyct-
perar q toda costa Ia posicivn a-.
fuerte Douaumont. que les fue Qui,a-
da haze dos dias a los teUJo"cS. en-
prendi6 Una sarie c formidable III"
ques. en- 70. cuaieS tomaron maze dos
nueyaS divisiones de trop's 5:r@ras
que lie fueron enviada: ne relueg%'.
zobre IA yo<icion Gi.h@, i"gr"n&c IL
fin reconquistar n mayor purte lie
ella.
Este trrunfo de los teutoues Ia 81
do .ogrado a costa del sacrif.clo de
'un gran numero de vidas, pues s4s
ataques fueron emprendidos como dc
costumbre. en- f~ormacioneS cerradas.
Los ~franceses sc vieron obligados q
I desalojar esa posicl6n. pero han cor
servado en- 81 poder. G. ce-reno que
Sc encuentra conrisuo =. menciona-
DO fuer;e. hacia el SUI, suroestc d"
oeste de esa poSici6n.
En- los c~irculos miIita-es lie c>ca
capital. no sc "a mucha important
cia q. resulcado de q lucha durante
el dia. en- Ia region de Douagmo&t.
conSiderandose como IN incident" on
el plan de accion en- que esta ba>ada
IA defeasa de Eerdun.
E. fin de los d~etensores dc IA ts.-
ta.eza de Eerdun. Is Ell de inflrgir {.
mayor namero possible de oaia~ u.
cuemigo. con las memories peydiJa5
para .os defensoreS. ) ~coniora.r Il
este. Ia ocupaci6a ' d~esocupacior a..
/ fuerte Douaumont por los fr~anceses,
ha resultado un sacriticio enor-
ne de vidas por par;e de. enemIGo.
Los c~ricjcos militares esperan que pa
"a mahana Ia situaci6n vueiva y oac-
dar favorable para las tropas d. h
reDuh.ica. pucs no otra cosa pueGe
~esDerarse lie los bri.Ianrv= c~ontra-atg-
10 ---, r.-.- ,-..r E--f, -,rrn al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26
Los austriac0s en- su ofen-
silva han degrade cruzar
Ia fr0nte?3 It3Ii3E2
En- una extension de once mllIss
las fue!zss del Arc!rduque Car
To- Francisco Jose, svanz4n
ahora sabre las Il nrs"
VenecI4na
A VFINTtCENC0 hiiLLAS DE- VI ENA Sc
ENCUENTRAH LAS AVANLAJAS
hUyTRIACAS
,cr,frto ~r>qrcrrr para - PRuN>h.

LUNDRES. Mayo 25.-lnformes
.ccIuidos Ell csta capital de fuente
#~uscriar-.. Dan cror,a De que las
.ucrzas del Ei4pcralog Francisco jo-
x en- ~ ~ofensiva so5rc los italia
nos. han degrade cvuZar Ii troatera
lie Italia en- una extension Gc once MI
La y estjn ahora avanzando iacia
i: trrtii .|.anura veHeciGna.
De acucrGo con los informes pu-
D,icados en- Niena, los austriacos Sc
cncucutran i veint;cinco millas de
Viccnza. base de las operacioncs de-
ejcrcito itaIiano del T~renJino, Y IA
cual plaza constituye E. primer o5jc-
two de los austriacos en- esa region.
En- los mismos informes Sc asegu-
IA que las tropas austriacas cantu-
raron las dcfensas fortificad@s de
ColpiCnon. que Sc enCuentran L is
kilometres a travGs de Ia fronter4
. italiana. FL frente principal de las
,aa .ohro nna
Inca u Sc desvia ligeramentc. y sc
.,.,.a.Io 40 49,, a,r-o si.,,,do .dalarto
] i. A.;,no - Ios irncdiarioras dol
J;-,r;,o do A~~sie,.o
D., dos,.cbos n~rocodon+az
poua soLo ana han fooodo
. ID .ro,os ans
- 1891, .o,.o,.~iaoo1 sor
T Ca,.i~ rr+,s ,,.onas tod,s ola.
..~.ay,m.. .o,.;n n,ost,s on acci6n
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.do,.o 10 p;,., y - o,
49,, =, -, 81 or;or+o do d;cbs min.
..r,,o. es,.ir ,,mbisr rocon.
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49,. 49,, c,.o,.o , FIN ia o,oporse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26
Sc ENCUENTRA CRAVEMENTE
ENFERMG Ell. GENERAL
FRANCES GALIENI

PARIS, Mayo 25.-El eX-minis,"o
de Ia Guerra en- eI gabmete frances.
general GaIicni. que desde hace ITEM
po Sc haIiaba Postrado en- cana, VIC
TINA de una doleacia. ha entrado re
pentinamente en- un periodic de Gra-
vedad que hacc temer por Ia vida del
p~restigiado miIitar.
FL general GalieHi Presenr6 81 re-
nuncia como Ninistro de Ia Guerra,
e. dial 6 de Mario pr6ximo pasado.
debido al delicado estado de salud en-
que $. e~ncontraba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26
Sc RUMORA QUE UN SUBMARINE
ALEMAN WE'VE PARA NUE.
VA YORK.

scr,irio Especial para ~ rREN>N.
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 25.-Grau
SENSATION cause en- los circulos finan-
cieros de esta ciudad, Ia noricia he qGe
IN submarine aleman lIcgara den'ro
de pocos dias a Ia bahia de este Hd"l-
to. con III gran cargamento de subs
tancias quimicas. materias co!oraates
= documentos de valor.
La noticia ha dado lugar a que sc
suspendan muchas o~pcraoiones mer-
cantiIes Y bancarias que iban d etec-
tuarse en- e. mercado de esta CID
dad. Algunos banqueros no dan creai-
to q Ia noticia, y dicen que probable
mente esa information fue lanIaoa
unicamente con ~propositos c~Spe2u.a-
tivos.
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> = :. :
AFISO 4
SUSCRIPTORES

: Las suscriptores de LA PREM :
: 81 no dozen olvidar, cuando :
:. camb.en &c residential, darnos :
= Ia direction que han teRido ; IA :
= cue Gesean tenc- en- aGela1te &.
= pues SIN este requisite no poGe- :
= mos anoJar e cambio en- MUGS :
= nos EbroS. :
y $685. =
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AL OCCIDENTE DEL MOSA LOS
ALEMANES OBTUVIERCN
OTRO EXITC SOBRE LOS
FRANCHISES

IN e srente de ba:a.la Situado ii
occidente del Rio Mo-a. JOS alemaurs
o~htuvierou durau,c el dis otro eX!to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-26

Sc sclicitan Agentes para In
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
70 Mexico; Wickenburg, Ari-
zora, y demas lugares donde
no los haya. Las personals cue
Sc Unforeseen pueden dirigirse co.
licitando precio y condolences a
LA PRENSA, Departanento do
Agentes, 6O7 Dolorosa St., San
Antonio, Tex.
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SCIOACION De HEDICOS HEyICANOS

NariOS M&dICuS McN!,dnos que obliga-
dos rOt differences CallSaS rCSlden actual
meHtc en- eatl ciudad. Ian aCOrdadO dac
ConSultaj MGdiCas pOr Correo con el pro-
pOSliO de Scrvir 4 los mcKiCanOS que re-
Sidcn en- lugarcS en- dOnde no hay Me-
dlCO mcXlcanO - Gue IropIezan con diff
Cultades del idioma
TOiUs son MctllcuS emllenteS de nucs-
trO pals, con muchOS aIOS de pr4Ciica y
con aut0rllaCiGn legal para ~ejCrcer su
profession en- este ESIaCo.
E>iUdlarin dctenldaInente Cada case
que Sc les conSulie. Y de COIlun acuer-
DO anVlaTaE al paSlente un QUESTIONABLE
especial SegIin Su cnfermcdad para que
aSi al COniestarlU pTedan fOrmarsc III
iuicIO mas "Xdcto de Ia naiuraleZa Y gra-
do de Ia dolenCia. Tambien Ell Julta Sc
acOrddrd el tratamlentC que dcEa de ms
tIil.!rse.
ESFIDiAREMOS CADi CtSO DE INA
MANERA INTELLIGENCE y CIENTIFICA
\ DARENGS INA OPINION H0NRADA.
Env!arcmOS las Mediclnas cue Sc nece.
Siie0 Dor GGrrrO q EvrreSs.
Diriia Ia Correspondence o
ASULiACiUN 1T AIEDiLU> hESICAS0S.
p. G. EOy No. iG1. Station 4.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas.
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IA PRENSA
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY
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Cnired S:qge~. Naxlco. Canada. Cuba. Puer-
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Central and South America. Europe and
ali countries Of the Universal Postal Untoa:
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Six months as
IhFeS months .---..--...-....-. -
Weekly edition every Wednesday a. The
following rates
United states, Mexico. Canada. Cuba, P2:er-
4 Rleo 4 the Philippine Islands;
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SiI nCRthS ..-..------------- etc
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Payments are due In advance and can be
SADIE BY postal or Express money or'er,
New York exchange OF registered later,
Terms OF SUbscrl"'l0n ars IN L. ;. c.. o.
az equivalent
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Travis
TELEFONOS( &ATs
Hueve

Ia PRESS4 es el prrI0JI"O meNICanO de
&ayoF eirCUiac!GP eD los EStaGOS Jn'doS
, For 10 ta3lO el meiOr para los azusc!eR-
tsa-
Entered as s~eConG-ClasS matter February
a., 1919, az the POStofftCe AZ san Ausoalo,
YAK, under the Act OF March ). iS.9.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-06-08

j. w. Jones was a Twin City visit
or Tuesday.
Miss Rachel Taggart is home from
her school at Fairchild.
Howard Griffin arrived home yes
terday from Omaha, Neb
Thor Severson returned home
from Chicago Friday to spend the
summer.
Joseph Stephens left yesterday for
two weeks visit with his son in
Minneapolis.
WANTED-Girl to do chamber
work and to help in the dining room,
at Hotel Gladstone adv.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society will meet in the church par
lors Thursday, June Is, at two
o'clock.
Auto tafic has practically aban-
doned the direct River Falls-Hudson
road. In favor Of the route through
Mann Valley to the Husdon-Pres-
colt road. The latter is about a mile
and half farther but, rain or shine,
is always in splendid condition,
while the whole extent Of the old
road is nightmare" for machines
at all times, and after a rain there
are dozen or more places in it
where cars are almost sure to get in
to difficulty.
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Thos. TAFT visited friends in Hud-
son Tuesday.
Mrs. P. w. Ramer left yesterday
for visit at Eau Claire.
G. A. Rasmussen was a business
visitor in Hudson Tuesday.
FOUND-A shawl, on road south
Of city. w. w. Chinook adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kline of st.
Paul visited in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
A. |. Maxwell Of the normal school
faculty left yesterday for his home
at Fl. Atkinson.
A large number were out from
Ellsworth Tuesday evening to attend
the normal school class play.
Mrs. A. P. Weld will leave Tues
day to spend the summer at the
home of her son Lyman in Boulder,
Col.
A young man from ElmWood is
serving 80 DAYS in the county Jail at
Hudson as the result of an auto
smash-up which occurred near Bal
dwin recently. He did not turn out
sufficiently in passing another auto,
and the alteration which followed
the crash resulted in his arrest and
sentence. The other car was owned
and driven by Peter Hansen of Bal
dwin.
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Miss Marie Laue is home from her
school at Wabena.
Fred Moser is home from his
school at Red Granite.
Mrs. Ray Willmoth of Hudson Wis
tied in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. WOODBURY. Wis
tied in Hudson Saturday.
Mrs. Merrihew left Saturday to
visit her mother in Hammond.
Mrs. H. Renter went to Mime
apolis Saturday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Finn visited
relatives at Glenwood City over Sun
day.
Mrs. Amelia Gevers visited with
Mrs. James Hendricks in St. Paul
Monday.
Prof. R. P. Guetzloe left Monday
to spend the summer at his home in
Kiel, this state.
Professor Prucha will attend the
summer session at Cornell univer-
sity, Ithica, N. Y.
c. R. Taggart has added to the
attractiYeness Of his lawn by adding
an artistic sun dial.
Floyd Baker of Altoona visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Albert
Ramberg, Saturday.
Miss Lydia Heinrich is home for
the summer vacation. She taught
at Clear Lake this year
A baseball team representing Riv.
er Falls was defeated at Hammond
Sunday by score of S to 1.
George Dodge attended the Ode
Fellows convention at Racine this
week as delegate from the loca
lodge.
J, H. Grimm was in St. Paul Sun
day on visit to his father who is re.
ceiving surgical treatment in a hos.
pital there.
Walter Campbell is taking the
midnight-to-noon shift at the electric
power plant during the weeks alb.
sance Of August Renter.
FARM FOR SALE-8O acres with
crop. Good buildings. Rich dark
soil. Near city and normal school.
Price to July lst. only $4,000. S. L.
Krauth. adv.
The Dougherty Stock Co. will
play here tomorrow (Friday) eve
ming, but on the following weeks
they will make their regular visits
here on Thursday evenings.
Make the old soldiers who are
with US this week feel welcome and
"at home" Take pains to show them
every consideration. Do not let
them lack for comfort or enter
tainment. Make them feel that we
honor and respect them, and that
we are glad to have them visit us.
Don't miss single opportunity to
make their visit a pleasant one.
That the River Falls Commercial
Club can do things, and do things
right, was amply proven by the sue
cess Of the entertainment given in
honor of the governor. The excel
lent cooperation shown was highly
commended by prominent visitors
from out of town. Boost for the
River Falls Commercial Club-it is
worth every effort you can make
for it.
Phineas Pomeroy "showed up"
the more experienced motorists Sat
urday when, with but a weeks prac-
tice at driving, he broke big cleo
trio light pole on n Main street in
to three pieces, drove right along in
to town, did his shopping and drove
back to the farm. Most auto driv-
ers would have considered that quite
some stunt. But Phineas has not
been heard boasting about it.
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/ MIS-. D0u hOSOuUSIS FlolCCu - W.
Twin Cities Monday.
| Miss Marie Smith is home from
her school at Comstock.
Miss Avis Williams is home from
her school at Greenwood.
Capt. Doughty Of Prescott was
visitor in the city Monday.
WANTED-Man and team to
work. Inquire S. L Krauth. adv
Mrs. Albert Brown is visiting at
the home of her parents at Cloquet,
MINI.
Mrs. John Knowlton visited in the
Twin Cities the latter part of last
week.
w. E. Tubbs has purchased a
Chevrolet touring car from the
Carisch agency.
Misses Alma and Ruth Moline are
home from their schools for the
summer vacation.
G. E. Pratt left Monday for Whit
ing, Kan, called there by the serl-
Gus illness of his sister.
Melvin johnson of St. Paul visited
at the home OF his mother. Mrs. ia
cob johnson, over Sunday.
Mrs. O. Bergum Of Nerstrand,
Mimi, is visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. r. w. Freeman.
M. C. Furest, plumber, formerly
of this city. is now in the employ of
Haessley & Schmitt at East Els
worth.
FOR SALE-Two full-blood Po-
| land China sows, months old. In
quire of N. G. Nicholson. Phone
306.-adv.
Miss Anna Swanson, engaged in
missionary work in Porto Rico, was
here recently on visit to her sister,
Mrs. Higgins.
August Renter went to ST. Paul
Tuesday to visit his mother, who I'M
derwent a surgical operation in a
hospital there that day.
WANTFD-Girl for general house
work on farm at Ilwace Springs
Good wages, Mrs. H. A. Blodgett,
R F. D 4, River Falls adv
Miss Cole Winter, who graduates
this year from the university of
/ Wisconsin, has been engaged to
teach at Hibbing, Mimi, this year.
Prin. Robert Moser of Elmwood
schools is spending a couple Of weeks
at his home here. He will attend
the summer session at the universe
ty Of Wisconsin.
Miss Myrtle Keckler left Saturday
to spend the summer at Weyawega,
this state. She was accompanied by
Master Bertram Finn, who will visit
there for a couple of weeks.
Hersey Bevington has had the
lynx, which he recently shot on his
farm south of this city. mounted
and it is now on exhibition in the
Johnson & Cranmer display win
doWs.
r. L. Williams, G. NJ. Stewart and
family, Miss Laura Hansen, DR..
and Mrs. w. G. Fortune and S. R.
Morse motored to Saltwater Sun
day and visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Judd.
Mrs. R. L. Williams left last
Thursday to visit her mother at
Austin, MINI. She expects to be
away about three weeks. Upon her
return Mr.. and Mrs. Williams plan
to occupy their summer home at
Glenmont.
Mrs J. M. Bushnell Of Wyocena
and Mrs. H. H. Watson of Poynette,
this state, are guests at the home of
their uncle and aunt, B. R. Burnett
and Mrs. Louise Bartlett. Mrs
Watson's two sons are members Of
this years graduating class at the
normal school.
| Mrs. Jost of Mondovi is here to
attend the normal school graduating
exercises. Her daughter, Miss Lii
liam, is member of the graduation
class. Two other daughters, Miss
Marie. who accompanied her here,
and Miss Margaret, will attend the
summer school session.
i Misses F. Williams and Edith
Stuart have been chaperoning par