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gleuenoorf.
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glic 6ot man GeutidIauo ii6crlUuu'
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bic bic 3cben ooirenen. 9dnocrn, bic an ben
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aus ben 3Cben Hndcie nnd)cn. nlo nit Bluti
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6iibncransen fallen nb,
wie Sanancni6alen.

nile 6iihnernuorn fefd.t al eutferucu
rgeiig0c es sle Hidt draern2 "a ba6e Id
mid fcii Slbrcn nit cincm 0il9nefQuQc nQ6
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in submarine aIenan bonn
baFde0 81 Puerto
dc Seaham
,cs,i.io E>ciu>i,o para ~ pEEN~A.

----7-T- TZ-T-.|- T-r- i TTI\-N
LONDRES, Julio I2.-El puerto
ingIes de Seaham. fue atacado anochc
Dor un Submarine aleman. Ccrca dc
,~r.,n-a paradas de p~rove,tlles fuc-
ron 6isparados o e, canon del sub
marine. pero solamenle una mujer
r~esulto muerta Ell el bombardec.
Una As tue socada nor uno d. los
~proyecriLgs.
In declaration Official qic puH.ic1
81 AIn.irartazgp Ir.Ics accrca dc e.
t, acontecinlento, Is como siguc:
-4norhe. = L., 1880 aparecjo IN
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DECLARACIONES DEL MINIS.
TRIO DE LA GUERRA.

MADRID Julio l2.-EI mini-jro
dc Ia Guerra, general Luquc ha dccia
RADIO que faciIitara a +; rrcnsa GUAM
tas noticias reciba de Mar.Hcco*.
Anadi6 que consiicrl at, .remto
ridicuio tratar de Guitar CT Il. lie
&c de bajas cua1Go la yictimas IL
ancen cifcas enormo#.
"Hemos conseguido aiio-1omi-
mar d los rebcldes de Ia k5DiIa De
Anghera V asegurar !ds communication
mes con Tanger Y Tctuan. Anoro n
labor diplomati,a rcalizari eI rc-lo."
Los Observation-Disclosures oIcn
De~rtechados de armas aunquc to-
man pocas municiones porque Gagla-
terra evlto cl coutrabando."
La operacion-termin6 diciendo
sido con abs"iuta o~portunidad
destruidas las cosechag Dor
el bombardeo no podran nuestros e.
nemlgos emplear en- armamento el
que pudiera sacar dc elias"
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Los lnGLESES Sc HAN AP0DERk-
DO De 0cHO MILLAS De DE-
FEHSAS De LOS kLEMANES
Despues de capturar Contamination arrojaron a
los aIemanes de los bosgues de Trones
LOS FRANCHISES HAN DADO PRINCIPLE Al ASED|O
De La PLAZA De PER0hNE

5ardeo inicial han eStado dando IN
formation constante d los artil!ercs
~franceses de los puntos vuinerables
del enemigo.
Para poder hacer este servlclo de
exploration los aerop!anos t~ranceses
tuvieron que librar tremendaS b&ta-
Has o los escuadrones de a~erop!a-
alemaneS hasta que lograron lin
piar completamente de enemigOS u
aire. Como resultado de los combateS
que libraron las maquinas v~oladoras
&c uno Y otro bando, cuatrO aeropla-
nos alemancs fueron d~eStruidos. '
por parte de los ingleSes, tambien Ia
mentaron la perdida de cuatro dc
esas maquinas.
Los alemanes Sc apreStan decidida-
mente 4 Ia defenSa de Ia plaza de
Peronne Y parece que no es clerta IA
n]oticia que hicieron circular aver en-
Paris. acerca de que Ia eStaban eva
cuamdo. e. caaoneo que los france
ses han estado hacienda sobre Ia de-
rruida Y deSoIaGa ciudad de Peronne.
10 han contestado vigorosamente los
t~eutoneS. Tambien en- Ell frente in
giles han estado atacando con furia
=
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srr,iciu Especial para IA rRENsA.


LONDRES. Julio 12.-Durante las
uItimas dieciocho horaS los ingleses
han hecho notableS progresses en- 81
ofenSiva Sobre los ~teutones. En- (:
periodo de tempo menciouado 10
graron Ia captura de Conralmaiscn.
de que Sc do cuenta aver. Y de los
bosques de TroneS ,por IL possession de
los cualeS ~peiearon Misrepresentation
te Ell los ultimos cinco diaS. Con esos
avances, los ingleseS nan quedado en-
possession De toda Ia primera Inca lie
G~eieHsaS de los ~aiemanes, en- un freu-
te de ocho millas situado III norte de!
Soma. Los a.emaneS han ~retroceGi--
DO milla y media del punto donde Sc
encontraban.
Para aver en- Ia tarde los ingIescs
sc ~enconuaban = menos de nueve nil
laS dc Bapaume. punto e>trateg.-
co cast ts tanta importancia COMO
e. &c Peronne. ei que, como sc sabe.
Sc encuentra Va bajo a accion De
los canoHes franceseS, Y Sc espeia
que caiga de IN momento q otro.
En- 10 que respecta = la offensive
que estan lIevando q cabo los fran
ceSes. el dia de aver paS6 en- reid
tiva caima. I'm Picardia los aeon
tecimientoS mas notab.eS fueron is
combate, IibradoS en- los bosques de
TroneS. que dieron a los ingIeSeS "a
possession de ellos. aSi como los con-
rra-araques emprendidos por los aic-
names para recobrar las poSiciones
De Contamination. E>oS contraataques
no tuvieron tXito alguno.
La, tropas f~rancesas del genera,
Foch Sc pasaron eI dia de aver conSo
tidaudo as posiciones que coEquiSta-
ron. Y llevando canoneS de grueso O.
iibrc " los puntos estrategicos para
DoM5arIear Peronue. Ia base a.ama-
M qlc e. c! Objective lie toda l." of-r-
silva. 4 n fecha. ha comenzado VI
cl ~oombvrdeo de dicha ciudad. pero
70 puede repuCarse este como deci~i-
20. sino simplemeHte como pre:imi-
n"r. pues NADIA mas unas cuanJas pie
a de arci.,eria han eStad9 dirigica-
do 81 tu.go sobre n plaza. Los a.
rop.anos dc los ~franceses han entra-
10 ea graz actividad. con motive del
ac@que dc Pe-oaue. pues en- ese bonn
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LOS AEROPLANOS ALEMANES
ATACARON CALAIS
Scrlirio E>pccial para Is rEENSN.

LONDRES. Julio y. Dos acre
pianos alemanes hicieron I'm ataque
sobre el puerto De Calais. arrojando
varias bombas. E almirantazgo pu-
blico Ia siguiente information of
cial de csc acontecimiento:
Dos a~eroplanos del escuadron de
Alemania atacaron Ell puerto de Ca
lais V los campos militares de Bray
Dunes, cerca de Ia frontera de Bel
gica. Ell ataQue tuvo lugar durante ia
noehe de- 10 del corriente, ysno<cvu-
SO nmgunos -danos apreciableS.
"Inmediatamene que Sc tuvo co.
nocimieuto de Ia presencia de los ae-
roplanos enemigos, salieron maqui-
mas voladoras a aJacarlos, perc no
los sncontrs-cm-
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FUERON FUSllADOS UNOS SOL
DADOS BULGAROS

SALONICA. Julio En- las Ger
cania$ de Kaiindr y K]alenova. ha
habido a!gunas acuvidadeS entire las
artiller:as dc ambos eitrcltos. Los
aeropiEnoS franceseS bombardearoI
IA estaci6n de Strumitza ' el Rup-
pei.
Tn destacamento de ciento cincuen
ia soldados bulgaros Sc entrego a las
fuerzas griegas, pero estas los entire
garon al ejGrcito bGlgaro, Y fueron
fusilados por este.
Cierto numero de soldadoS griegos
desmovilizados pertenecientes a vi
ilorrios bGlgaro-macedonios c%ruzaron
Ia frontera Y Sc reunieron al ej6rcito
bulgaro.
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Sc encuentran. cerca de
la plaza de Verdun
los aIemaHes
Antier ~lograron apoderarse de uD
frente de Tres miiias, entire los
fuertes Fleury y Damloup
ScrylcIo Especial para Ia PRENsA,


LoNDhI"' Juno " ''" 'S
aver II" Nio' u'" "e 'os que "",.
s'>'t"uo MAS UeIIio''> 'o'''"'v'
te " ;" P'"|" o* .e'""''' l'-
TACO "' '''o' H. ,''' '"' ''s
mes %e e~"''ei''.v' 0'.'" |'S'"'.''
d2 i" "e'''o" '"'' P"'~' ''0' w 'oS
''"''s7
DeSpu"~ Dc c""'f' "a 'e INTENSE
bomO"rJco ooF Il. 'fe"'e "e "e'
m!liaS que Se eNIie!' III o''S'e w.
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LOS lTALlANOS SOSPRENDIE-
RON 4 LOS AUSTRIACOS

ROMA, Julio Eel MiniSttcri1
de Ia Guerra anuncio hoy que los
italianos capturaron Ell Monte Deg,i.
Y variaS otraS posicioneS del Monte
Corne, pero a mismo tempo Sc ad-
mite que despues de varios contra
ataques los austriacoS lograron reco-
hrar aIgunas de las posicioneS del
mencionado Monte-Corne.
En- Tofana los i~talianos s~orprendis-
ron a los austriacos en- un ataque
nocturno Y iograron arroiar!os de Sus
posiciones causandoles grandeS per-
didas.
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IN GLATERRA HACE UNA RECLA
MACION A HOLANDA

ROTTERDAM. Julio I2.-Un- perio
dico de eta ciudad dice que ia Grar
Bretana Sc IA dirigido i HoIanda. pi-
diendoIe que suSpenda sus envios lie
deJermmada clase de mercancias q
Suiza ' Hoianda, pues estas las man.
dan = Alemauia Y Austria,
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Los austriacOs iRCendia.
ron Ia capita! de
Montenegro

Scr,iriu E\,lU>ivn para IL PRENSA.
ROMA. Julio -. La Idea Ma
zionale' pubIca hoy una nqtIcia
a~segurando que Cettinje. Ia capital
de Montenegro fue incendiada por
austriacoS. FL palacio real Sc en-
cuentra entire los edificioS destruido-
por el incendio.
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Anoch2 hizo explosion una bomba
cerca dc los c~uarteleS de Colombo.
junto a un gampamento de soldados
aliados, pero ei dane que cause fue
inslgnificante. Sc esCdn hacienda
averiguaciones para investigar Ia can
de esa explosion.
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RECoItTE listed y clIarde csia direction,
para que sc las rnueStre 4 Sus amigos quo
SiIrrcil dc Cail0s. mezqutnUS. ZiZulcS Y graz
nos de Ia picE. con Dc. EN- iIcmhrcS iruSIa-
les que me remIli. les mandO i vuclll dc
cOrrc", franco dc porte, una caiita De PO-
mada GonzalcA La TriOr del mynGO para
cSlaS Intermediates. ncvIeIyo" 81 diucru a
Ia persona que Sc cure Y no sane.
FsrlGIDION GONZALEZ.
T.. o.. Box. 81. LAREDO. Tc.aS-
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FL LNGAES SIN MAESTRO.
EN- &c LECCICNES. ,

Esta obra, cuya mayor ven-
taja estriba EN- tenor Ia BRO
uuneiaci6n figurada en- caste
llano, es una de las que mas
faciiitan Ell aprendiza.je 6e lido
ma inglGs. Tiene varias f6rmu-
rs de conversation para Ia vi
Ia diaria, y algunos mcdelos
ie cartaJ usuales.
EmpssCado en- tela. .S1.26 &
Rioase directamente G. -
IGEACIO E. LOZANC,
COZ DoIorosa St.
sam Antonio.r Tel-s -
-
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Sr. lgnacio E. Lozano
607 Dolocosa St.-San Antonio, Tex.
Travis
EMEg0NOSt 2Af7
NUBye

IL PRENSt - RI p~rTi6dico mcNicano de
mayor circulation en- los E>tadoS Unido>.
; TuF 10 tantp. cl meiOr para los anuncian-
les.
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Cuando necesrte libros en- espanol
S07 Doiorosa St.-S. Antonio, Texas,
diriia-c -stsd ? Ignscic 2. L--anc.-
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Horoscope GRATIS.

Pidene tu horoscope y sabras ell
sign! de tn persona : la suerte DO tn
porve1ir. Ell Horoscope tie coDunica
IA buena ventura en- el amor, Ell ca
samientc, e. juego Y los negocios. En-
viame ? ce..os y recibiras tn hor6sco-
90 gratis,
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ.
Gale D., No. II.
P~e.olo:s, Marianne. Gaia.
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piri!aSe roda Ia c~orreSpondencia al Dlrec-
tor, Ell 70 fOFuIl SisGteute:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-18
Transporting the Troops.

The railroads of the country meet criticism
OF the service given in the recent troop movement
with the excuse that they provided trains as or
dered by the War department and furnished
equipment as requested The movement, the
roads say, was made on war basis, specifca-
tons for which require tourist sleepers or day
coaches for the men and standard sleepers for
the officers In all the United States only 500
tourist seepers exist, and these were so widely
scattered il was impracticable to assemble them
consequently the men had to ride in day coaches
Furthermore the railroads have a letter from the
War department, expressing the satisfaction Of
the secretary of war at the manner in which the
movement was handled
+ Oh, very well But three weeks time was re-
quired to collect 100000 men on the border, while
thousands yet wait in state mobilization camps
held for equipment which is not available, while
the men on the border are not yet fully equipped
thousands of them wearing winter uniforms un-
der the blazing sun of Texas. What would have
happened il the country had faced real crisis
All the way along the line the movement Of these
soldiers has been marked by exposure OF in
competence somewhere. Letters from the secre-
tary Of war expressing qualification for the rail-
roads share In the work will not hide the fact
that the mobilization was delayed, and that under
war conditions this delay would have been fatal
The unreadiness Of the United States for war
has been exhibited with startling clarity, but it
is not too late to apply the lesson The problem
OF co-ordinatng the railroads as part Of gen.
eral plan for national defense is only one Of sew
eral things that must be worked out on better
basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-18
Battle OF Wonderful Results.

The fight between the British and German
navies off Jutland will go into naval annals as
important for several reasons, but is not at all
likely to be given full credit for all it accom-
plished. II is one Of the very few great fights in
all history in which both sides won clean VIC
tory. Besides this, it has confirmed Admiral
Dewey's theory OF the supremacy Of the dread
naught, and justifes Admiral Knights contention
that the battle cruiser is indispensable Advocates
of the submarine find support for their claims in
this engagement and the champions Of the tor
pedo boats are fully sustained by what happened.
Plain people will be content to let the experts
have it out in their own way, feeling as did old
Kaspar, after Blenheim that it was "a great VIC
tory" ....... ......
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-18
People and Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott Of Kensett Ark,
aIe the parents OF thirteen sons, each of whose
christian names begins with the letter "a"
s DR.. George Ringo,. pastor Of church at
Bakersfield, is a candidate for the democratic
domination for United States senator in Cali
eornia.
" Dr. Adam Miller OF Ilion, N. Y, is believed
III be Americas Oldest medical man in point OF
3scrvice. He has been practicing physician and
a5urgeon for seyenty-two years.
i} General Christian SHUTS, who has scored
Aotable victories for the British over the Germans
III Africa, was honored with appointment to the
supreme command in Cape Colony when but 80
years of age. .E
u 1t is not generally known that Andrew Carne-
gie's first successful investment was made in con-
ncction with the introduction of sleeping cars. On
ithil venture he made profit Of over 100000
realized practically without capital.
"a On OF the surprises in connection with the war
- the effect it has had upon the czarina Of Rus
stia. For years she has suffered from nervous
trostration, which the great specialists in Europe
have failed to cure. But the war has achieved
fac impossible, and the czarna Is now quite her
S6ld sell. II Is supposed that the demands made
1pon her time and attention are really responsible
4of the cure.
S lis an i'll bump that brings no good. A
4wjtch engine at Davenport, Ia, bumped into the
Kitchen car of . trainload Of Pennsylvania troops
pund for the border, overturned kettles OF chiken
gkeW sirnmering for the coming neal The catas.
yophc resulted in the substitution Of real beef
ilteskr wherefore the troopers gave the glad hand
+ 4GtI tttsehetf 70 The switch engineer, who de,
lined e 50 along - commissary mascot.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-18
This Is the Day We Celebrate.

Dr. Lee Van Camp, county physician, is cele-
brating his forty-6rst birthday. He is native
son of Omaha, educated in the public schools and
a graduate Of the University Of Nebraska medical
department.
Mrs. Richard Derby, formerly Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, born in New York City twenty-six
years ago today.
Prince Victor Napoleon, the Bonapartist pre-
tender to the throne Of France, born hfty-four
years ago today.
DR.. Samuel w. Stratton, director of the United
States bureau of standards born at Litchfed, Ill.,,
ifty-hve years ago today.
Bishop Joseph S. Key Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, south, born at La Grange, Ga,
eighty-seven years ago today.
Rose Pastor Stokes, noted settlement worker
and advocate OF socialism, born in Suvolk, Rus
STA, thirty-seven years ago today.
Charles (Chick) Evans holder of the national
open golf championship, born at Indianapolis
twenty-six years ago today.
Avah T. Meyer, celebrated runner of the Irish
American Athletic club, New York, born in New
York City twenty eight years ago today.
Harry (Slim) Saee, noted base ball player
who has just announced his retirement from the
game, born at Meridian, Miss, thirty-one years
ago today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-18
Storyette of the Day.

They had parted long years ago. Now, in the
deepening shadows of the twilight, they had met
again.
Here is the old stile, Mary" he said.
Aye, an here be our initials that you carved,
Sandy" she replied.
The ensuing silence was only broken by the
buzzing of an aeroplane overhead Honey-laden
memories thrilled through the twilight and flushed
their glowing cheeks.
All. Mary" exclaimed Sandy, we're just as
beautiful as ye ever were, and haze never for
gotten We, my bonnie lass"
"And ye, Sandy" she cried, while her blue
eyes moistened are jst as big leer as ever, an
i believe ye jist the same. London Tit-Bits
Eugene was very mischievous little boy and
his mothers patience. was worn to the limit. She
out effect Finally she said:
You are perfect little heathenl"
DO you mean iti" demanded Eugene
Indeed, do" said the mother
Then, mother" said the boy why can't
keep that 10 cents week you gimme for the
Sunday school collection? I guess Tn as hard
Ex-Governor Coquitt said in discussion of
the Texas situation:
Our opponents spoke too soon They took
too much for granted They were like the young
girl graduate. EGg ~ :
"A fat, middle-aged widower took a Young cir,
graduates hand in his and said, timidly:
Your mother, my dear Alice, has given her
consent, and -
But the girl snatched her hand away,
No. she said. 1t can never be. My respect
for you is great, Mr., Prendergast, and will be
sister to you
"'No you won't snapped Prendergast. No,
you won't either. You'll be daughter to me.
I'm going to marry your mother. New York
Tribune.