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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Gn9Itides @ricgSid)iii
bomboroirt Sorts

QonooM 8. gpriI. Gic Sorts
ct. @eorac mo Saniot, ionic ole
ionitieen aiiitenpert5eioiellngsipertc
pon SmDrna puroen iUie cine @e.
peihc aus Salonifi an Die Lines"
beriHtet, ourA cine oreiitiinOi8c 9e.
idieBung Ieitens zines britiihen
sfrieqsIdifies ON Sreitag 5eritort.
Die Siirfen antmorteten oui oos
6euer oes ariessihiiies ti9t.
(5oniat lit oaS 1auphuerf pcldes
oen Ginaane 3i Dem Soicn bon
Snprno be6erribt. ct George licgt
luecid6r orei WleiIeu iiiOoitIih oo.
DOn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04


sum @eacntano ibres slnoriiis 5u
MAIDEN.
Iieie beioen Quitihiiie parien 33
Grploiip. mo 65 3imo-9omben Der.
ali. Somcit bisbcr ieitoeitelt wer'
sen fonute. poren IN England feline
Gerliiiic 81 uer5ebnen.~
Gcutihe Ilieqer g(ttivi.
taten aui Gitfrout.
9erlin, pia 2onooH 8. glpril.
Uie oeliihe oberiie Seeresleitu5
bot oen iolgenoen amtliden 9eritt
erIafen
nGeufihc Observation-Disclosures 6a'
ben @omben auf Die 9a6uboie 81 30.
goriel3D uno Soroo3ieia, oui Der 81
uie nah Nlinst belegeu. berabgemor.
len. ebenio aui oos 6elolager in
Citromti. iiioli6 BON Mir. Giues I'M
ierer 9uitihiiie bat alBeroem @om-
ben mii Die acknowledgements bel
N1insf berabgeporien
Stolienii6e 6lieger Bonn.
bar0treH 81 bells berg.
(rra6iIos na6 Sabbllle)
Berlin, 3. 9lpril. ~ Cine amts
lidc 6Iterreidiihe @littbeilimg unter
gcitrigem Gntlm iagt:
.Seute 0loraen baben feinoIihe
8lieaer cine gln5a6l BON @omben aui
gloelsber9 (im @rain % Wleilen
uorooitlid BON TrieID berabgepor.
fen; uooiird 3wei W}dnner eetootet
lmo cinige auoere perlebt puroen.
.qu4 0Hnfir4en pom Sep.
peIin bombaroirt
%aris. 3. glpriI. Sin 3cppe.
lin eridieu gciieru glbeno iiber Dim.
firden mo mari gomben ab. welhe
3mei GiDiliiteu tooteten.
CIimfirAen Die HoroIidite iran-
8ofiIbe Staot, lit Elm itarf beieiteter
Safen an DER Srabe poH Goper. Gs
liz luabreno oes 8rieoes idou pieoer.
bolt ans GROCER Gutieruung beihoiieu
woroeu)
8eitereS gIreal ourh 3 ~
pclin Nngriff betrot
len.
&onoon, 3. glpril. Die 3ep
peline. mclhe oeitern glbeno Die Dit
fiiiic BON 5hottlono 6emiudteu
idlmcbten etma As 0limien iiber ole
lem @ebiete uno luarien in oieicr Belt
Sman3ig 9ombeu. @eiterc Gin5el
beiten pon oieien Giitritte iino nod
nidlt aeneIoet porOen Sin 3eppe
lin uel6cr geiteru glbeno ii6er ciner
uorooitliden @raii6ait eri1ienL bIieb
sort etpa cine m0 cine bolbc Chm
So, aber iolpeit bis ieBt IN @rio6rlng
aebradt puroe mari CT aud nidt
me6r ais 20 gomben iiber einem
apsgeoebnten. meiitens ldnoIihenCSe
6ieie ab.
2opoon 3. April. lleber ole
oeitri9ea 3eppeliu.lleberidac auf
enalano iinO autIi9 nod tcine Gin
3cl6citen befount geeebeu lporoeu,
aber nad cinoelauienen 9eritten III
criidtlid, DAB Die 3eppeliue geitern
Elm mciteres @cbiet ais bel iriibcreu
lle6cri1len beitriden boben.
sSn 2onoon muroe Der StraBen
ba6n mO 3ugoienit eiugciiellt, lmo
Die Gidter purocn nebrere Stunoen
lang peroimFeIt. Ole 3eppeIine wa'
rem BON etua 8 lgbr 9Ibenos bis I
llbr Ylor9eus anpeieno.
NuoIf{hpa 0ripoS {hiff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

ieiuen 9lutrog 5uriid. EeIeeot @bitc
erfldrte idlieBli6. oieie Bill ioIlte
nibt 9onoitroBen Bill. iouOerH
D9moitrobenraub.9iu beiBer. g9ie
StroBenrduber nit Der Eiitole bat
ten oic Counties Baltimore iiberfol-
len uno Die 9eltc 6eliefc iih ouf al-
ndbernO $L6OO,OOO. Serr @bite
iiimmte ober fiir Oic Bill.
Tie acknowledgements gic6t in i6reN
iebieeu 6orm Der neuen SanOitra-
BEN Gommiiiion Oic pom @olper-
neur ernonnt merOen mlB, $2,160,-
600 sur Gerolsgablns fiir Cambria
Ben umO Oie Ocean 6itp. Bride unO
Iicbt ouBeroem folgenoc Geripilligln-
gen Dor: 100000 fiir @afienballeu
in oen Counties; $t74.OO0 fir gleu-
balten oes WorDlanO 9lder6oi-GoI
lege mO $4,000 fiir SdIoiidIe III
Der 6roitburg glormalihule.
&ferOerennen BILL itarb
dntt.
3u ocn |orIagen Oie in 0en Ics
ten Shlnoen Der Sciiion cines ioniten
Sooes itarben gebort ole ioeenanntc
&cunbabn.9ia, our6 oie Oas @etteu
6ei @ieroerennen oerboten peroci
iolte. Gic Bill wurOc Dom 6iuan5-
Gomitc in Der Sanitags- -Situng nit
9lmenoementcn I'M Senat einberih-
let, mubte oesbalb unter Den parla-
mentoriihen &cgeln bon Ger Sams
tag. bis 3ur Montog- -Sibuno uneror-
tert liegen blci6en ino fonnte ionlit
nur inter 9luibeblng Der @eidditS-
reaeln, luo5u 3lpeiorittelmebr6cit Scr
Wlitglieocr notNpenOig 1T, am leBtcn
Gage Die bcioeu nod erioroerlideu
9cinnaeu erboIten. Die 3lpciOrittel
me6rbeit iiir ole 9lufbebime Der sc.
idjditsreeelu mar obcr nidt crboIt.
LID.
Ger 2 6luB.
0ic SegislaturIitung 1916 tam
Inn t2 llbr g1odtS nit ben iiblihen
@eoen in beioen 0dpiern rnO Der lib.
Ii6cn @ei6enfiiberreidmg al oen
@rdiiocnten OeS Scnats mo Den
Sprcdcr ocS SauieS 5um 9(6idluB.
Oos Sous ieicrtc Oen SdluB ser
Siblmg auBerOem nit Dem bcrtomm.
lihen n6orncoal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Ger 3 d Iub.
9ie situotiOn in 9OLlon0 ).

0ie Situotionin SollouS.
SIN Soog I. llpril, uia Sonoon.
u (@er5ogert.) - Gic ngliIociirte
9sreHe~ iit ipieoer ans maBge6enoer
0uellc beno6ridtlgt porOen. oaB
jeoe 9efiirdting elmer bcuoriiebcn-
Oen gerpidlng 8ollano's nit il.
geno elmer ircmoen Wlatt obiolnt
umteeriin0et it, ober elm beoeutenoer
T6eil oes @ublifums beborrt in Dem
@lauben, OoB oie eruartete Offeniipe
Der 9uliirten, peldc, mic man an.
ninmt. in @oriS geplnnt woroen iliF
ole Uloglihfeit ser @efdbroung Der
g}eutralit1t Sollon0's nit iid 6ringt.
Die allgemeine 9eior9niB bat iih
ctpoS geleet, lit ober, Die Die 9legie.
rumg feline gluifldrung gegebcn bo.,
nod nitt p0llig oerihmunOen Gin
am 5reitag erihieuenes alarnliren.
oes Bulletin lit uidt auf 8eranloi.
lung ser Heeierlrg miSgegeben NOR
oen.
Gic Saager glgenttr ser 9nnt Der
91ieoerlonoe mar ser Shauplab Ell.
ncS fIeinen 9lnihirms BON 2eiten
belde ibrc @ert6popiere' in 9aor-
eeIo imiebten pollten, bcionOcrS icI.
tens elmer gln5o6l @elopehSler, luel-
DIE oie @ieocrfebr ciner @onif be-
fiird)teten 3uitdnoe, Die SIR 3eit oes
9ceimes oes arieges porbanbcn ipa-
rem. aber iiir Die iett fein gln5ei6en
uorlicet. Sic gluitcroomer 90ric
bat llnrube aejeist 93od 5eitiueili.
ger grboling idlloB iie georiidt &c.
gieruneS S6ligotionen eingen I'M
9rudt6eile 5uriid. Ger bolldnoiid]e
ousw1rtiec Wliniiter iogte, BON ei-
mem 9crtreter Ser ngliiociirten Ereiie"
bciroet, mie CT ii6cr Die Situation
Ocufc: DSptimiitiid natiirlih; eS iii
fein @rlmo 5ur 9ciorgnib uor6on.
Oen.~
Sol(anoS @ei5enrcicrpc lit ibat
iddlid cridopit imo Oie n9Iliociiris
grcIic" crfd6rt ans bohit maBgebcu-
Scr Calcae, ooB oic 0leaierimg bean.
iidtigt. in glmerifo 100000 9onneu
5l Dem normolen monotlideu Snr
bort pon 10000 Tonnen 5u foliien,
Inn Die not6wenOige 9eierpe 5ii be.
idaiicn. Wle6rcrc bolldnoiidc Sdifie
iinO unter Dem neuen Sdiifobrtsge
Iebe reQilirirt lporoen I'M oieie 3iI.
iu6r pom 9lmerifa 5i beiorgcn DoS
Geritpinoen Ger &cierpe lit Dem
llmitauoe 3l5ultreiben, ooB oie SoI-
lono glmcrifaniihe nno anoere
SdiifSlinicn i6ren Gontrott, 60,00O
Gonneu @ei3en ino @lebl mo To-
GOO Sonneu N1ais BON 9lorO. uno
SHonmerifa 3u importiren, inioIgc
BON ariees5uiiHcnidncn niht gouj
ousfiibren fonnten.
Sollte Oas britii6e &egiering ooo
c6en geitellfc gIniuhcn gutbeiBcn Die
eegemuortig imoeniiaenOe 3ufubr
SollonO's pon 10000 Sonnen D1ois
pro @louot 81 crbobcn, Damn piiroc
Der erud6ntc 9lntouf nod crbobt.
sSeoeu Nlonat peroen 100000 Con.
men Wois gebraudt.
@ounpollfobrifantcn 6cfiinOcn I'm
ru6e neil iic befiirdten, onB Ole DC.
qiiiition BON 9oOerolm bic Giniubr
Scr notbi0en 9lo6bouniuollc bon
glmcrifo 6c6inoern mcrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

M6Dnnenicn, bir ben ,Hmifncn ODrteipun.
hcntrn" ndlt pluItld pbrr unTeGrlmdRlg "a,
Naitfu, Nuo nebcien. her CillCe babon per Tclc,
pam cOtr imrllll0 Nllithellnun 6H manen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Tt(6Iagrn.
Dir 8riten in
Mra6ieu.
eJn Der Tfabbarirbaft DUn
llOen.

gei 9llomao, uorooitIid BON Sbeif9
Osmau. 9ic girfcu NADER
eriOlgreiden lleberroi6unas.sln
sriii- grineeu Oeu 9riten
itorfe 9erIuite bel. Gie
Sample ouf Der aoufoius. unO
Anr 0nrAnnnllnn- csrnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Drut(dr Dtri6tt.
lte6cr bic leBteW 3eppes
liusglugrife.
cSieielbcn ipareu cmrfbams
erfOlgreicb.

sci oem lleoerioa on Sonntao mur
Sen eoiuburs uno 2citb, @eri'
ten On Dem 6irt5 OF 5Ori6 uno
s6ifisbauwcrfe on Dem E9ne
bom6oroirt. 3a6lreide 9ranoe
iuo GrpIoiioneu 6eobodtet-
9Iud Dilntir6cn augegrifien.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-14

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You viii ind everything II the
line 81 Tissue Paper. Christmas
Seals. TiuseL Cord Toys and
Labels thar you may desire for rbe
appropriate wrapping 81 your gifts.
our assortment Of empty H0a-
day Boxes IS especially complete
covering fifteen different sizes and
shapes.
Prices are most reasonable run
ming from i've cents to thirty cents
Tor The different items
The Copper bee., 1916-02-26
FOR ANYTHING

IN THE EATING LINE FOR QUALITY IN GROCERIES FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL FOR THE BEST BREAD FOR FRESH MEAT
 FOR PRICES
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       IFS  AL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
MARY PICKFORD
RETURNS AGAIN
TO MURRETTE

Mary Pickford has scored her great
est triumphs on the screen in such
productions Of the Famous Players
Film Co., as Madame Butterfly" and
Poor Little Peppina.' in both of
which she has assumed the role OF a
victim of circumstances. In The
Eternal Grind" at the Murrette next
Friday and Saturday, however, Miss
Pickford plays totally different role,
certain to become one of her most
popular impersona tions-the capable,
undaunted, powerful personality which
rises unflinchingly to meet every
crisis in life of hardship. She is
a factory girl one Of whose sisters is
a moral weakling and the other a
chronic invalid. Against the grasping
and brutal owner of the factory in
which she is employed, against his
vicious young son who victimizes her
sister and against the terrible disease
that is gradually crushing her other
sister. the indomitable will of the reso-
lutte factory-girl wages ceaseless war
fare 1t is by far the greatest char
acter which Miss Pickford has pre-
scented on the screen and one in the
ultimate triumph of which every real
human heart will rejoice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
MISS KINGS TRIP
ACROSS COUNTRY.
CREATES PICTURE

Victor Moore, the clever Laskey
comedian, will be seen at the Murrette
on Wednesday and Thursday. support
ed by Anita King, The Paramount
Girl, in the Jesse L. Lasky Feature
Play company's production of THE
Race" thrilling comedy drama
founded upon Miss Kings recent
transcontinental automobile trip,
which she made absolutely alone.
The Race" Paramount Picture,
has to do with the adventures Of jim
ME Grayson. the frivolous son of a
wealthy automobile manufacturer.
Jimmie loses ten thousand dollars
in gambling and is disowned by his
stern father. While standing In the
street wondering what he should do
next, he is run into by an automobile
owned by a wealthy old woman and
driven by beautiful young, feminine
chauffeur. The owner Of the car Sc
cures Jimmie employment as me-
chanic in a garage, and since he has
no money, the attractive young
"chauffeuress" takes him to her father
at their home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
NEWSPAPER FILM
COMES TO PALACE
FOR SUNDAY SHOW

Twenty-Five years before our story
opens, Jason Briscoe. owner of the
Daily Argus, New York's largest news
paper, became embittered by the death
Of his wife, whose life was snuffed
out as her child was born. in his
anguish he seeks consolation in
travel
Now. after all these years. Briscoe's
son John, is editor Of the Argus and
has won a reputation for absolute hon.
csty, He receives telegram from
Paris. telling him to prepare to re-
ceive his father, who is coming on
the next boat. The days drag for
John. who is impatient to get a
glimpse of the father he has never
seen, but when he arrives. John is
disappointed. This man does not
measure up to the strong, honest char
acter with which John has invested
his father, his face is cunning, his eyes
shifty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
SCARCITY OF LABOR
HOLDS UP REPAIRS

1T is almost an impossibility to get
enough help to do the repair work
on the township school houses this
year. which is needed before school
opens in September" Trustee Edger-
ton said today.
The work has been much delayed
In order to get it done it has been
necessary to use entirely new shifts
each day and many days no work has
been done at all.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
BLANCHE SWEET
is REAL STAR
IN ARCADE BILL

THE Germ OF Mystery" another one
Of those exceptionally entertaining
three reel dramas. will be shown at
the Arcade today. The story Of this
play was written by L. V. Jefferson.
and is acclaimed one OF his best pro.
auctions. Among the all-star cast is
FRITZ Brunette and Guy Oliver. These
actors. together with the clean-cut
photography and a wealth Of beautiful
scenic effects, assure the patrons of
the Arcade decided treat in the way
Of entertainment
SUNDAY.
The master hand of D. w. Griffith.
the producer of THE Birth OF a
Nation" directed THE Temporary
Truce" starring Blanche Sweet, and
shown at the Arcade Sunday. The
artistic touch Of this greatest film
director can be easily detected
throughout the entire two reels. A
refined western drama of the first
water-this picture is thrilling and
satisfying in the extreme. The finish
of the story is unique, and the pro-
duction as a whole is one Of the most
convincing western dramas ever made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
HEART OF PAULA
AT THE MURRETTE

To those who have not the chance
to visit the troubled and troublesome
republic to the south of US, the COM
irg Pallas picture of old Mexico, The
Heart of Paula" to be seen at the
Murrette theatre for the last time
tonight will be the best substitute.
The everyday life in small Mex
lean town with it's open-air shops;
the wandering meat peddlers; the
wlinkle-faced old women with their
cooked dishes for sale: the drinking
water carts and the bare-headed
marketing housewives all form a typ
ical picture. of this exotic country.
Many such scenes as the above are
part of this fascinating love story
that is full Of dramatic and stirring
moments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
EACH PUPIL COSTS
ABOUT $50 YEARLY

The average cost per pupil in the
township elementary schools last year
was: Arlington, $3S.03; Boston. S24.-
IL; Center. s3160; Clay, S30S0; Dal-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
THOMPSON TO Open
FURNISHING STORE

Announcement was made today that
A. NJ. Leach and Ed Thompson would
open a mems clothing and furnishings
store in the old municipal light plant
office room on Main street. The new
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
FINCH TO PRESENT
CAMP k!CN PLANS
TO CLUB MONDAY

Before he made bid on furnishing
campaign manager to raise 100000
capital for the Richmond Industrial as.
ISOLATION. w. l.. Finch, New York.
wanted more time to study over art
icles OF the association. He went back
to Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. The
meeting of the campaign committee
was postponed until Monday evening
when Finch will present his PROPOSE
ton.
Next week will be an especially busy
one for the Commercial club. Monday
the new industries committee will in
spect the factory Of an industry which
would like to locate in Richmond.
Tuesday, the publicity committee of
the Fall Festival will 60 to Hamilton
TO see the celebration which Mr..
Marx is managing there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
WHAT SCHOOL HACKS
COST ALL TOWNSHIPS

Total amounts expended in Wayne
county townships last year for the
transportation of students to schools
in hacks as brought out in the annual
statistical report of the county super
intendent follows:
Abingdon, forty children transport
ed, s1,339.70; Boston, nineteen stu
dents, $500; Center. forty, $1,51S.S0;
Clay, 101, $3.50; Dalton, sixty. s1,15S.-
90: Franklin seventy-one, $3.50;
Greene, 1876 students, s3,O67.40; Har-
rison. thirty-one, s563.60; Jackson,
nine, s19O.35; Jefferson. 112. $3.50;
New Garden, 120, $2,161.50; Perry,
10, s1,S0S; Washington, seventy-eight,
$4,000: Wayne, 113, s2,605.S0; Web
ster, fifty-four, S1,0S9.S0.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
EDUCATION COUNCIL
MEETS AT NIAGARA

The council of Church Boards of
Education of the United States of
America meets at Niagara Falls. New
York, on Tuesday and "Wednesday.
August % and %. This council; rep
resents constituency of some thir-
teen million communicates of the lead
Ing Protestant churches of the conn
try, and the council is now engaged in
conducting nation wide campaign
in behalf of Christian education.
President Robert l.. Kelly of Earlham
college for the past four years has
been member OF the executive COM
mittee of this council, and was chair
man of the committee which drafted
the plan for the campaign referred IA
1t was under the auspices of this coun-
Gil also that the association of Ameri-
can colleges was organized two years
ago in the city of Chicago. The meet.
ing next week is considered an ex.
tremely important one and arrange
ments will be made for various educa-
tional conferences and exhibits in diff
ferent parts of the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19

firm will throw open It's doors to Gus
toners on or shorty after September
l. Mr.. Thompson said that lone price"
would be the policy of the new part
nership.
Mr.. Thompson formerly was con-
nected with the same line of bust
ness in the firm Of Widup & Thomp-
son, and expects to receive patronage
of many of his former customers. Mr..
Leach was until recently in the hard
ware business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19

ton. S31.39; Franklin, 1922; Greene,
1854; Harrison, S37.O2; Jackson,
S2S.05; Jefferson, s4434; New Garden,
1920; Perry, S2577; Washington,
S31.16; Wayne, $3015; Webster,
$36.06. The average was $3217.
In incorporated towns it was:
Cambridge City, s2132; Centerville,
so IS; Dublin, s22.OS; Hagerstown,
S1S.46. In Richmond the cost per
pupil in the grade schools was $26.33.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19

Greece restricts the hours of labor
in tobacco storage houses and fac
tories.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19

England's paper box trade employs
80 900 workers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-19
COMES FROM BILOXI
TO 1916 CHAUTAUQtk

Perhaps Miss Estelle Redding of Bi-
loXi, Miss, will come farther to attend
the Richmond Chautauqua than any
other person attending this years pro-
gram. Miss Redding will be the guest
of Mrs. E. R. Thompson during the as
sembly, the two having been teachers
in the same building at Biloxi at one
time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-26
scr,icio Especial para Ia PRENsA.

NUEVA YORK, Noviembre %
En- el banquete que Ia Liga en- Ia
vor de Ia Paz Gi0 anoche en- est2 III
dad, sc do ~lectura a los mersaJcs
que los ministries de tres de las po-
tencias b~eligerantes enviaron a dl
cha association, en- contestaci0n q los
cue esta habia dirigiGo previ&m2nte
a aquel!os, participa"do!eS "a IacoIe
de los trabajos que Va a cmpren0er.
Los m~encionadcs P.imeros Ministries
que enviaron aquGllos menaajcs. fue
ron eI Cancil!er Imperial aleman, DR..
Won Bcthmann-Ijollweg el Prime:
Miristro del gabincte frances II
AriStides BRAND vel Min!stro de Re
l]aciones Eytcriores del gabinete in
giles. Vizconde de Grey.
FL propGSito de esq reunion de los
miombros de Ia Liga Ell favor de la
Paz era ell de estndilr I'LL programa
para el eStablccimientc de II liEa
peImanente de las nacicncS al ter
mirar Ell gran conflicto europeo. +,
Primer Ministro frances, NJ. BRAND.
en- su mensaie De refercncia asi CO.
mo los ot-os dos funCionarios eta
dos, cxprcsaron su aprobacidn a Ia
! idea de la mcncionada Liga.
Fl mensajc de NJ. BRAND, dice tex
tuslmcnte: "Tengo cl honor d" acu.
| sar rccibo de Ia communication que Sc
sirvio listed diriGirmc Y cuya con
tcnidO he leido con verdadero int,
res. Al dirigir eSa association su es-
fuerzo basado en- los fundamentals
principles re rcspeto 4 los derechoS J
deseos de los diversos pueblcS de-
mundo, puede listed estar SECURE de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-26
TODALA vALAQUIA OCCIDENTAL
Hi 0UEDAD0 BAJO FL DOMINIC
De Los SOLDADOS TEUT0nES
Las faerzas de Won FaIkenhayn amenazan Petra
y Slatina y han ~xtendido su Inca de
batalIa a 10 largo del rio Alt
Las tropas de Won Mackensen han cruzado
Ell Danubio y vanza sobre Bucarest

"a de que iaS tropas i~nvasoras nan
degrade cruZar el rio en- I'm punto en-
las c~ercarias de ii via ferrea de Cra-
iowa = Camrulung Y estan ahora anne
nazando las plazas de Petra y Slati
M. n primera. situada en- Ia inter
section DE- dicho ferrocargil con cl dc
H~crmanstadt . Corabia.
Simuitaneamente cen este vance.
la ;ropas del mariscal Won Macken-
sen que operan 4 10 largo de Ia mar
gen derecha de, Danubio, nan logra-
do cruzar 81 rio por I'm punto en- las
~cercani&s de Zimnitza Y otro en- Ia
confluencia del rio Alt con el citado
Danubio. en- las ~cercanias de Turnu
M.agurele.
FL cruzamicato del Danubio 10
e~fectuarcn las tropas de Won Macken-
sen en- barcaS por las ~ccrcanias lie
Zimnitza. distante este punto de la
capital rumana. solamente seterta
millaS al noreSte.
ESta maniobra de Won MackenScn
es de graz importancia, pues amena,
"a sacramento Z Bucharest, Y 81, como
es 10 probable. estas tropas efectian
IN contacto con las de Won Falken-
AayE. que al Sur del Vale
del Alt. Ia Marcia sobre la capital RI
mana SC hari sin obstaculo serio.
PETROGEADO Noviembre Is
q Ninisterio de Ia Guerra en- Ell infor
ms Official que do a Ia publicidad hoy
dice que los teutones cruzaron ell Da
aubio IN las ~cercaniaS De Zimnitza.
7eteEta millaS a! suroeste de Bucarest.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-26
ORSOYA Y TURNU-SEVERM =
FUERQN 0CUPADAS POR
LOS AUSTRO.-ALEMANES
Dichas Dloz1s fueron abondonodas por las
tropas rumnRos que Sc dspersnron
por las montoHas del nordeste


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