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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
SobtceaI(kaben / llorar.

Wte0 Ncnblif pnd Sen mi pan.
aoacnoc punpittiQc N~fticlobbln9 |
Norae, meo Dcn@ lfnbellge % 0cno'
roIiierenbc TelNer pao ilere Sob,
er Ser man0c alporligc, tUntcloe
Wenncifcr, ion bar bclpnoi at lprr-
qc iig ielo, bporoan Set hcIe ltnl
erne. III SET ior manages Neo.
fumnlen0c nil ina en- Gnoc mco
GorirrocIic cr utpilionlt, men BET,
q. GufcltmUno Quur &ar0ei
el life set uUrite; lau1t pTrrc
cr oct, at iom HegcI ale S%amIul0@
.ol nil ramnle@ paa Ell elltr nnocn
Woooe, noar Aratci tomner 81
Ser er Oc@uOln itnoiQ SEN Gare, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nil 'orplante
it til ollie 9trrml@Iiptt@ 2rrooNcr.
) Ell Glrtitcl / "2og5Iooct pc0cr
2aptciu a @nuiO pua BEN life
'ltrue @huIi9oeo at Norlc ton Tom.
me til at opIcoc cE %2ooetl0 o9iau
/ E1ro "a Sfol
Get har. itrjcer han. mott. rU-
iuiIi0 ppy,, Sti1s'lricu '2m bar
vurlt @itUitauo 'or Eob1iul mto
0,r.i. hertuNc HttjcielUot, Ntbc.
I'm har llrHc,I.rls lite ~ilrp,0utti
ia III Observation-Disclosures Ncrtil h0y
Dcn icr manage Grcmplcr ~ irrQt.
l,lc Gr'ariulcr IN icrrllc &obbc.
pIioOer Miuu 'dar yt Icpraoc EGN.
mt al Dc IH>t %lUC'tEs EcrholN
l,aor man relltr juo II. %ncu Ell be
iroa,cr Siuct qoa uUrt No,0 oN
I'm Sen joyo5uQtuct Neioltum1
Na0 life Dir 0Irettt bereri a. 0tr
,,cbbeti0 iom III it@rerc, nil y
iIn0Ipnll8cl2 ali1IuA iuojrcttl lac
en- onoortet Sncrt Al Sen %o1bml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
SUrermooer.

0etroi., Mfih, 21Se Sebr.: Gre
al Sc beit rationale 2Grerforening
tiIiluttebe Srsaniiaticner, iom ifal
hcIbe 8%pnierencer her bernie ltge,
beapnote fine @soer ioaa. Salt ifal
81 Sorenineer boloe Meoer her.
Se omiatter, praftiif talt, ale Gre
II: al SplpsningspGienet. elsie
aonierencer bolbes iorat forbereoe
&c iorifielise eager, iom oil tomme
til @ebanoline paa SonSslGrericr-
erinaenS Marsfonpention / New
Cert | SuIi.
@lanbt DC j ao%nierencerne oelta-
asnbe Observation-Disclosures er
c. q. Shults ira ct. TailI. @inn,,
cg 6. =. garp ira @saeiion, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

Naris 2Ooe Sebr. - oen frantic
Camper "Mempbis" er iflibt ii9ni
al e, ~siterrieif llnoerpanoSbaae
ufenfor Gi,ra55o / Iorioterbapet.
2onbon 2Ooe Sebr. - Ser er
brab aoIonininiiter anorem gonar
Sam ioag ubtalte ON arigen:
"Spis Wilitarismcn efter Oct
prsiiiife Isnitcr life fnltieS peo
Genne &rie, iaa fan intet binore
en- 9ientaeelie al oellne iorfGroeli9c
Sataitrpfe, % Gllropas GioiIiiatior'
I'll eaa nnber for 9arbariet affurat
irm Homs / lin SID. Il Den 90
lien nlcb BLOB 90 ale Slogs Scr
bier, iom oenne aris mebierer, bill
bope pGret soilet iorgiGpes, bpis
cen &ilitninesgoIifab, iom gif for
10 for benne arig, ital fortlTtta
rlormiitoifet eiterpaa".
Gen iioite "bibelife @p". fon1 bar
icoet arigens GGoiler at fele. CT
bet Glogamle GieiuS / Siaeaiien,
i'm iorleoen Sag blep tomboroerei
a. ire franife % Brittle &rigsifibe.
Get bar DOG iGrlie S%ernbonen ira
Smprna til gibin, iom lfliloe eoe.
logges, % Oenlre @nne gaar ligC
frrbi Sepnin9crne al oct onrlle Sic
ms. Sire WenneIfer bleu brubt %
monse iaaret.
Gen brittle Gegicring bar beilllt.
tet at llonrpnc en- "@lofaoemini.
tier" BET pil iige at ~pperorngC
alt iom bar NEE @lofcringen al
SriflalO at eisre, til Ell enfeli
Mnnb, iom nil fau Slang al aabi-
retsminiiter. Gen me EpIt pil bli
tiIbuot 9or0 Hpbert Gecil, meoocles
ira 2onoon.
Hom 22bc Sebr. - Otter | llge'
piS at bape bamlret los pau De otter
rigife Stiainger meO line ipprt
9ononer bar StaIienerne M ero-
bret be berenllOe Gollo.Hegioner
Slganabalen o9 beiat @perne Non'
ceglto o9 Tonfi. SerpeO cr De font
met nriten inoen Sfllopiohe al ct al
i,nc itore Maul = @pen Srcnt, ION
ligser Is @il ueitpau.
aisbcmbapn 22oe 6cbr. Spifc
gpiicr gicngiper Ell Telegram ira
Stalien, iom meoOeler, at Ell jo'
ponit 6loaoe or o%nfonnlet / go>
@ebolo iii WiooeIbapet ~tilliaenef
Ct itort 9lntul Slppemalfiner.
9onoon 21oc 1scbr. - Sprfcrnc
bur HI pUret noe ior Ell ny Sori
lTrUffclie ira en- bclt llpclrtet &urt
en- engelif llnberpanosbnoo par
ooaet eiennem Garoonellerne ol
Marmpraiieen % inO / @oiporlls.
Gtor Den torpeoereoe en- SlGbcoam.
per % 6 Sronsportifibe lige itoet'
ior aonltantinopel. gle De lGnfeot
Sfibe par laitet meo Ammunition
SillteDenGrcllen al Ell fienotlig lln'
oerpanbsbano / 9psports trent
fulote |anif / aonltantinopel.
Sire tpifc Sporoneroploner gioro(
IrrleOen Scat ct mt Streiftog I'M
uter oen engelife 2itfpit og fa'teot
Here Bomber neb. 30 W9no ol
en- Smoagllt blep brGbt, og en- Wa.
rineiolbat blep iaaret. Sfaoen pac
Gienoom par b~etpoelig.
X X X
Splferne bar III be9pnot at no
rife arnerifanife Heoe 8prs 6ilnf
ticnGrer ira Serbiel,, telegrarere;
ira Ynris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Snimlen6e GUNNER.

Sonoon 216e TSebr. - ltnoerblilei
peotog iaften et m arigsbeoilgning
paa 200 Miaioner Collars. Meb
ouule life &lot pcllter @riterlle al
fi,rne isre 8rigen inbtil Slitnil'
gen al Mai ipaor - lGnger refer
Oet life.
Meo oenne Slln gaor Storbri-
tGnniens ialnleoe arigsllOglfter op
til ben ipimlenoe Gum al 10,410
Niaioner Touara ZEN gum
itm life alene er uoen Sioe'
itrffe / noeen tibIigere arig, men
inn enoog opereonr alt, bpao 81
nansmrnb / bette eler noeet an-
oet 9uno bar funnel brsmrle ON"
iom Ercmierminiiter g(sauitb no.
trpfte fig.
Get lpber n9iten ironilf, naor
9remierminiiteren feieoe iii, at oct
peo thrift gfonomi bar Ipffeoes Ee'
oieringen "at boloe arlgsllogifterne
neoe unoer % Milioner Collars ON
Sagen", % BON ianot Oct ogIaa
il;anoipnlig at De piloe operltige
0ennc Sllm.
Tremierminiitercn oplpite oaiaa |
i'm Gale, at england biotil bar for.
ltroft line glniereoc nleO Saan paa
iolt noget pper 1000 Millloner
Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
IGrrc %Snouanorrre.

Vaa Ncnucn0cllc I'll DC hcrpUrelt=
D.. Observation-Disclosures mcooeleS,
ii,iucr "Ga0blo6ct", at ll0panornls
Gen Ill Nmcrita inar bare ntoa AT.
toQca at bli en- Ticrbepnrt Ioa ltor
i'm iioriior. : 1914 par Intallct
a. Gmigronter 10000. : 1918
5000 oN M / 1916 mtogc5 oct
o!tiaa at bli ca. 5000.
Sibrrnc Tor Snbpan0rcrnc til
Mmcrifo ma lur uuicc@ Tor at pore
ooorliQc - u~nbtnNeu ior Sonoar-
bc;ocr1le2 Tcotommcnoc. Set lam,
ME fon liQc$ ON Gduabo.
SpoN. angoor Gmigrotloncn III
SnoaElerifn, ga or o9ioa Den
Spnfenoe. : Nr1cntina or oct
E%cn9cmmngel % 6orretnin0allpct
ocrfor inoifrrnfet her. Slollgere
bar Here norlfe NN%nNenlercr bdpt let
Tor at ina NniTttellc / Spnanlcrltd,
men M cr octtc life IrnNer SilfTl
set. I'll Snboirita rci'cr Scr III ON
fort Sib 700. I'll guitraIlcn % 2it-
niicn nrto0e5 llNpanoringcn innr at
hi ion i'lor.
) Set ltorc % belle nlan ioreprlB
&C itrcnlc Vn9iorholo ligca AZ pUrc
en- beIui4 @rlulo Ill llopanorlngen$
rnNitrTntnin9.
Ti cr life Iau Qanlfe pl2 pnu, on
"SaQbluoct" bar Net | Sen 6ornoos
nina. II "liocrnc Tor %nbpanorere
til Nnlcrifo M onicc3 ror at pore
ocarli0c u~nNtalcn nor Sunodr-
= .
bci0crc". : Set belle to0ct or Il
rcrtt. ioliaIo / Sc Torcncoc Stater,
'yrholo@uip uormaIc ~ / cltelie Sn-
/ oi'tribr0udler cn0o1 iUrocIe% 1o0c.
?taar man ocrtll tar / @etrnAtniu1
zen uuurc Aitalen / >nopanortngelI
'ro ellie UiropUiltc %nn0c / sc II
/ rO'It Nar. iunc@ Ser fife AZ pUrC
uoQln iUrIil @rmN I'll at 'rpNtc, At
tccutueIlt &mmiNr0utcr nil hi 1da
tNc lcNl0t: ior 0ct NiUlocr iom &d.
he's, al 9lmCrlfa ulocr a|lnlinocll9C
CmilUu0iQhcocr har tahepct al Den
~%rbtlo2tru't. ION ser bar iaaet glel
Inm %u0pnu0ruQcn. Yuoerlcoea tai
Cct ul'tNpt 'or eli Gel title liz nctot
III / Canada itlcrt Ser o1idn Der
oVpc t0Nc2, liUr 2nnodrbcloere ot
iliNc iom nil bli Nornerc, gonlt'
rmClilt &iltaar. Mpao %luoet iiAcl
Um Norpoloene / Spoomcrito, or nj
enncmgoaenbc FORFEIT, ltlrut octtI
ne cr Ell Saa, iom oei cr ponitcli
care at f|ontrollere herira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Sanoets 8anfforretnin9.

@aibineton Sen 21oe Sebr.: Sfel-
&C Snoberetninger til Sc Soreneoe
Staters Comptroller Of tbe Gllrren-
ct" u~oeiorbe observation-disclosures
lumleoe Hecllrier peb 9alenoeraa.
rets llogang $13,l67,SS7,22S bill
fet par en- Sorcgelie al omtrent
S2,110,00O,000 oper garet 1914.
Ser fanbteS ialt 1907 National-
bm,fer / @irfiombeo moo 1851 Den
Site December 1914.
0e iamleoe Snbifub anbroe peo
Hlarets llo9ang til $1O,379,000,-
coo / Iurets Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Qlalfas Panoel.

@oibington oen 21be 6ebrnor:
Nislge ell ibog al SonoelSoeparte-
n.ettet piientligpiort StatlItit bar
9uaifos Sonoel mleb lloenperoenen
/ 1915 oper 100000 Iterre enc
/ noget fore9aaenbe Mar / Serri=
tcrpets Siitorie.
Sanoelsbnlnncen / Snupr al Ter
ritoriet uogiorbc $27 10000 No.
ierielen belpb Jig til $55,000,000 og
%noiprielen til $2S,000,O00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS sAr1IR JuNE l5TH 1908 Al
.Er Posr OFFICE At DKcoRsH. Iowa. UNDER TIN AcT
OF CoNGREss or MARCH 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

Granger Sc en- Spmaifine? "S,s.
uennen" er iaa COB icm nogen anben
Symaifine til ben oobbeIte Hris.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
MOORE---EVANS
Miss Evans, of Elliott, Becomes Bride
of Wilmington Man at Elliott Church

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at Elliott Church Wednesday, at
five o'clock, when Miss Maud Auretha
Evans was married to Mr.. Earl Win
field Moore. The interior of the church
was beautifully arranged with flowers.
ferns and trailing vines. forming an
arch at the altar Rev. c. H. Hudson
performed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in white
Georgette crepe. trimmed with real
lace and rosebuds, and carried a bou-
quet of white carnations and fern. Her
veil was of net and caught with or
ange blossoms She was attended by
her sister, Miss Frances Evans, maid of
honor, who wore a dress of white wolfe
and carried white carnations The ush-
ers were Messrs. Norman Short, of vi
emma: Otis Hastings, of Rhodesda
Winfield Gray and Hyland Jones. of
Elliott The wedding music was play
ed by Mrs. Raymond Evans.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride, af-
ter which Mr. and Mrs. Moore left in
an automobile for Salisbury, where
they boarded a northbou nd train for a
visit of a week to. Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. The brides going-away
costume was of navy blue taffeta. with
picture hat The groom's gift to the
bride was pearl necklace.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. T. Evans. while
the groom is a son of Mr.. Herman
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will re-
side in Wilmington, where the forme
is employed by Alexander & Co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
DAVID J. LEWIS TO
SPEAK TO FARMERS
Father of Parcels Post System And
Candidate For United States Senate,
Will Attend The Dorchester Pomona
Grange Meeting.

The Dorchester Pomona Grange has
arranged for an open meeting next
| Thursday afternoon, July goth. at two
o'clock. at the Shiloh Camp grounds
| The regular business session of the
Grange will be held in the morning,
and will be followed by a dinner to the
membe of the different oranges COM
posing the Pomona Grange. After the
dinner the meeting will be an open one
and a very large crowd will undoubt-
eddy be present.
Among the speakers at the after
noon session will be Congressman Da-
vid ]. Lewis. who will talk upon The
Parcels Post" There is no man an
America who is better fitted to discuss
this great question than Mr.. Lewis,and
additional interest is Tended to his
discussion on account of the fact that
he is a candidate for the United States
Senate. The Parcels Post system is eS-
timated to have saved the people of
this country more than one hundred
million dollars during the first year
of its operation, and the saving is be-
ing increased each year. In addition
| to Congressman Lewis, Hon. Thomas
w. Simmons. Secretary of State, will
| deliver an address.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
A Little DELAYED

But starting just as soon as our machinery
arrives. We want your business and will
save you money.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
MEETING OF ORANGES TO
BE- HELD AT SALISBURY
All Eastern Shore Oranges Will Meet
August Fourth on Fair Grounds.

1t has been definitely decided to hold
meeting of all the oranges on the
Eastern Shore in Salisbury on August
the Fourth, at an all day meeting. The
grounds of the Wicomico Fair Asso-
citation will be used for the purpose of
the meet. Among some of the big ag-
riculturists and grangers to be present
are: Mr.. Wilson. the National Master;
b. J. Black, State Master; Reuben
Brigham, Secretary of the Maryland
Grange. and head of the Boys Corn
Club; Jas. T. Anthony, of CheStertown
State Chaplain, and most of the State
officers. The whole Eastern Shore is
embraced in this meeting, and an at
| tempt will be made to make it thor
oughly representative body of grang-
erS from this section. Grant Sexton Is
Master of Wicomico Oranges, and Uric
Oliphant. Secretary. Salisbury Grange
which will be in charge of the enter
| tainment is busy arranging muslcaI
program and other features to amuSe
the visitors. Theodore Hearn is Mas
| ter of the Salisbury Grange,and Grant
Sexton, Secretary. 1t is proposed tC
make a special appeal to the grangers
of this county to come out and helI
entertain the rest of the counties.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
Free Attractions
at Cambridge Fair

The Dorchester County Fair ASSocla-
ton has engaged some wonderful at
fractions for the 1916 Cambridge Fair.
In addition to the splendid line of eX-
hibits, and three exciting horse races
daily, the following FREE ATTRAC-
TONS have been booked:
l. Carlisle's Wild West Shows
2. Van Norman in a thrilling bicycle
high dive act.
3. Valeno's Italian Band.
Carlisle's Wild West Shows will give
front of the grandstand between the
horse racing heats throughout each
afternoon. These exhibitions will in
clude fancy shooting, lasSoing, picking
up objects off ground from backs OF
running bronchos, and all other stunt,
that go with a first-class Wild West
Show Carlisles Wild West Shows
played a whole year at the New Yorl
Hippodrome, and are considered one o.
the best in the world.
| Van Norman's act is a thriller HI
rides a bicycle down an IS foot incline
turns a somersault in the air, an'
lands in a tank of water
Valeno's Italian Band is great. /
enjoys a wonderful reputation and ha
throughout the country. 1t will pla.
throughout each afternoon at the Cam
bridge Fair, and furnish much rea
pleasure for the thousands of visitor
expected at the Fair.-Adv. 1t. B&R.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15

Conditions were lot the easy
,b;no 70 oct Genuine Bargains the July Saesbu did
find number of Johbers and Manufacturers willing close out
nlendd o of desirable under We advise
YOU to attend sawe shall have new lots to offer from DAY 10
dav-all will be of interest
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
NORMAN SLACUM
WINS PONY and OUTFIT
Little Son of Mr.. And Mrs. Ionic SIa-
cum Receives 3,5O4.S95 Votes I'm The
Merchants Pony Contest.

Messrs Russell Matthews, Herbert
A. Travers, Alfred w. G. Hoge and
Charles H. Barnett. who have been at
work since the 4th of July counting
the votes cast in The Merchants Pony
Contest, have completed their task.
having counted several million votes
and as the result of the count it was
found that Master Norman Slacum son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ionic Slacum. was the
winner. having received 3.5O4.S95 votes.
Little Miss Agnes Leonard, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William H. Leonard. was
second, with 2.976.740 votes. while
Benjamin McAllister, Jr, was third.
with 2,935,655 votes. these three con-
testants polling 9,417,290 votes.
The names and votes of some of the
other contestants were: Gladys Foun-
tain, 176,45O: James Croft. 121.055; John
w. Matthews, Jr., $4,000; Mary Ma
guire, 1O7, 500; Fred Dunn, Jr. 100000;
Walter Turpin. S1.465; Sarah Smith. So
O55: Virginia Simmons. 65,345; Calvin
Tw illey, 41,455: Lee Phillips, 36.935.
Still others entered in the contest
We're Calvin Stewart, Norman Abbott,
Lee Mobray. Louise Gray. Nelson Col
lison, Franklin Brannock, Charlotte f.
Laing, Rebecca Phillips, Lee Harvey
Nichols, Jr., Mary Ellen Dali. Thomas
S. Nichols, r. Lee Brown, Jr., Robert
Wilson, Mary Robbins, Laura Fooks
Wilson, Mildred Hurlock, Mildred
Mayne, Charles G. Adams. Jr., Jessie
Skinner, Fillmore Geoghegan, George
w. Phillips, Richard Linthicum. Mary
Louise Gore. John Mace, Jr., Mary Jane
Neild, Daniel Wright Jr, Edgar Bayly
Orem. Hubert H. Wright. Jr., William
Vane, James Handey Sherman, Aw-
drey Jordan, Albert Farver. Sarah Lin
thicum and William Handley.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
New Books at the Library

Mrs. Balfame-Gertrude Atherton.
People Like That-Kate Langley
Boston.
Her Husbands Purse-Helen r. Mar
tin.
Pals First-Francis p. Elliott.
The Belfry-May Sinclair.
Little Lady of The Big Horseback
London.
The High Priestess-Robert Grant.
The Twin Sisters-Justus Miles For
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
NOTICE.

The Cambridge Rapid Transit Com
pany will run extra buses to and from
the Beckwith Campmeeting grounds.
leaving the office every evening at Z
O'Clock; Sunday afternoon, from to
Z O'Clock. Will leave Cambridge every
hour and also following Sunday. On
Thursday the Baraca Glass will attend
the camp. and there will be several
buses leave the office from to I p. m.
ID. w. Banning, Manager.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-07-15
CHERRY ALLEN.

For every Cherry Allen purchased
tomorrow at our fountain, we will give
another Cherry Allen, Free.-Geo. o.
Dashiell & Bro.-Adv. 14-2t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
Ell TEMPO Y LOS DOLORES

FL tempo que Sc pierde Y los gas
tos de doctor, sin mencionar ell SUI
frimiento por e. que debc de pasa-
toda persona que descuida su salud
son incalculables 81 Sc toma en- cucn-
ia que TODD este ~resulta demasiado
caro-. Para evitar que Sc encuent-c
en- CANA en- algdn dia de tantos, :
evitar Ia p6rdida de tempo V los
gastos innecesarios de doctor V mcdi-
cinas, atienda a su salud c%uanto an
ties, tomando la afamada medicinal
ell ALMA CORDIAL, recomendada
para toda clase de Intermediates
menos fiebres y f~lujos. .Mande su.
nombre y direction para enviarlc
detalles completes de esta medicinal Y
oferta especial.
MILLER and CO., BOX IS.
Sta. A, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
NOTIcIAS 0FIC!ALES De Los
PASSES EN- GUERRA

leHtc. igua'mgntc nan cnt"ado en- ei
cI.:ic~o de- las c:udaI's c-n4uisyaGls
20" nosotvos. Ploesc!, Camponi :
Sinala, que acaban de ser tomadus
per r;l,str&s ~ifuerzal e. eaen%go
derrotado SC ha retirado hacia cl
SurcSte. con gran precipitation. Pc
TO w Sc han hecho las m~oviizaciones
necesarias para intentar csrtarles n
~rcti~ada."
FL nove1o cuerpo de eja'ciso ne
man tom6 aye 100 oficiales Y 500
hombres. grisioneros."
Los bIigaroS recha@aron aver III
ataque heyho 30. los ingleseS aver c.
cl sector del Struma, en- el frente
de Macedonia. Cerca del Cerna nues-
tras f~uerAas rcc-braron todas las
poSiciones que habian sido Iomad&s
0 antcrio"idad por los segbios."
In el frente de Vcrdun las tro-
pas alcm2&as rapturaron IS emf
aenciaS de! cerro 304. que hacc p1-
so tempo fuG capturado por los
f~rancaSes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
ALEMANiA
"a Caima.'

BERLIN. Djciembre Sci Minis
10 de n guerra da cuenta de as
1rimas opc~aclones mi,itares lleva
las a cabo por Ell ejercito aleman, er
os s~iguiertes termincs: "Cuerpo de
,isrcito del Archiduque Josa:-En
IA region boscosa de los Carpatos.
en- Ell frente de las montahas de
,Ioldavia. ha habido iatenSoS dueiog
Ie artilleria Y combateS entire las
suerzas avanzadas de uno y otro eier-
tito. En- e. Dorna Watra Y en- el Va
lie de Trotus, fueron rechazados va
rios ataqueS hechoS Sobre nuestras
p~osiciones por los rusos."
.Cuerpo de Ejercito del Mariscal
Won Nackensen.-"El exito mas ha-
Iagador ha coronado los ~esfuerzos
hechos por las tropaS que, bajo e.
aeertado mando del Mariscal Won
Nackensen tenian e. encargo de ba-
tir : las tropas rumanas Y a las que
avudaban a estas. En- todas parties
fue derrotado ell enemigo por el pres
tigiado jefe que en- todas ocasiones
supo l.evar los ejercitoS a Ia victo-
ria"
Bucharest. Ia capital del vecino
RENO es ahora. Ia rueva victima de
IA politica de los aiados de Ia En-
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CONSIDERAN PERDIDO UN AGO
RAZADO FRANCES
seryicio Especial para Ia rRENsA.

PARIS. Diciembre EEL acofa-
zado "Suffren," que salio de este
puerto el % de Noviembre, no ha
enviado ningunas noticias desde esa
fecha, y por tai c!rcunstancia, ell Mi
nistro dc Marina 10 considera peril
do, cen toda Ia tripulaci6H quo !icva
ba a bordo.
FL "Suffrcn" sa.io r&ra L'0riente,
una estac:6n naya! franccsa en- Bre-
ana. ga IN harco de 1880 TO
rctal,s Y su trirl!aci0n Sc cumpoAia
de 30 hombras. Tcnia $50 pies dc
l~rco Y c3.aba armada con cuatro
"aroncs de doce pulgadas, diez de Ga
pnigadas. 8 de 4. = veintidos tubos
torpcderoS de tres Y cUatro libras.
FL ano pasado tom6 parte en- e.
bombardeo de los DardanclOs.
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Ell Discourse DEL GENERAL
TREPOFF

PARIS, Diciembre S.-El d|iscurso
que pronuncio recientemente ante la
Duma. el primer ministro russo, gene
raj Trepoff. es considerable aQui como
la declaration mas franco Y categ6-
RIGA cue ha Sido hecha CT. Petrograd
desde que principle Ia guerra, Y CO.
mo una respuesta completa Y aplas-
tante a las intrigas pacifistas dh
Alemania.
EN- SUI ultimo discurso-dice "Lc
Matin'-el cancillcr y Bcthmann
Hoilweg tuvo gran cuidado de no
decir NADIA contra Russia. En- una de-
claraci0n Official la adulaba de II
manera aparente y dejaba suponer
que, contra todas las aparicncias,
IN acserdo honorable era possible
en- cl Este. FL discourse del primer
ministro Trepoff pene t6rmino Il las
iIusiones del cancil.ar."
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RUSSIA

PETROGRADO, Diciembre S.-En
los siguienteS terminus cStan concebi-
das las iEformaci0nes o~ficiaIes publ.
cadas por el MiniSterio de Ia Cue
rra:-"Bucarest. Ia capital de Ru-
mania. ha Sido evacuada per las :ro-
pas ruSo-rumanas que Ia dafendian.
las cuales Sc van retirando hacia e!
Sur de Ia plaza.
Las trora> teutonas pcnstraron
aver en- las poSiciones rusas del fren
tie oriental, que Sc encuentran en-
la region boScosa de Shelwob. Aun-
que por Ell momento triunf6 el
enemigo. nuestras trcpas, por me-
dio de un violento con;raa.amuc,
los ~rechazaron Y les eausa1on perd;.
das muy estimables."
EN- las demaS parties del frente
de batalla no han tenido lugar ac-
clones dignaS de Ia menci6n Official"
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Won Mackensen entr0 en- Bucharest
bajo una I|uvia de flores
Ioteresantes detalIes de la captura de la Capital
rumana por las tropas del general teuton

kenSen envlO Otro nucvo. con ua.
carta en- que decia Que 81 aH1cs d.
v"einticuatro horas no rcgrcsa5;
Lange, abriria cl fuego Sobre Ia plu
"a.
eel captain LANCE regres6 ante
de expirar el terniEo fijGdc. diri"ndC
que q comandante russo que tcnia @
mando de n plaza 81 habia rehus2t,
{ aceptar la carta del general vor
Mackensen, alcgando que Bucar.s.
no era una plaza fortiiicada. sin,
II ciudad alberta. Declare e. ieft
russo, ademis, que no eyistiar en- ells
ninGunos fuertes arnados. nj ha5i.
t@opas desljnadas 4 81 i"ta"sa. ii
por ultimo. habia goheraader o ca
mandante. FL captain Langc e hi
70 Yer nj general ruso que Bucares;
era una plaza for,ificada. Y que 81.
cvasivas no rodr.an Gctcucr l@s op,
raciones de. ejGrcito alcman."
"Durante el curse del microbes
una parte dc las rI,r:Ls de Gala
llcria de! general Schmj.,ow. tomaro
possession de III fucrta ON q trent
N"rtc, ' algunaS frJcy.ouas del CT
cucnta y Cuatra cveg91 de Eitrc!,
e "rod"raron dc los fucrtce &
Ihir i,n r., ri G.--, - H.T.il, o.,
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lie PiDEN UNA EXPLICACION A
GRECIA.

ATENAG. Diciembre s.. Los Nj
Histros De Russia. Italia, Francia e
Ingia,erra csiuHieron aver en- el Nj
ri5tci5- de RolacioYes Exteriores,
con objcto de pedir n application
accrca de las actividades militarcS
a1e csta llcvando 4 cabo ell gobierno
griego.
Sc cree que los aliados pcdiran el
restablecimiento de todos los servi-
clos que habian sido puesJos haze
pocos diaS por los referidos Pcderes
de Ia Entente.