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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01
Spartan Feminine Poise.

Our idea Of poise crystallZed into
lciinite form when a perfect sc, al
most stranger to us, with whom we
happened to be lunching, inadvertently
dropped grape skin down her decolle-
tage and, except for one slight and al
most imperceptible wriggle, gave no
sign of nervous disturbance as long as
we were around.-Ohio State Journal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01
CITY National Bank of Bismarck

The year just closed has surely been
rapidly moving picture full of very
unusual events many of them without
precedent in our history. We should
look upon it as privilege to have liv-,
ed in these times, and have done our
bit in standing up for the great prin-
cipal of democracy and peace on earth
and good will toward all men. we
can we'll feel proud of the accomplish
ments in our own city and county.
,-, The results of the New Year are
somewhat speculative and depend
largely on our putting forth the best
there is in us. 1t will demand full
measure of patriotism and good judge
ment. / don't know of place any
where with brighter prospects than
our growing city OF Bismarck.
B. G. MARKS,
N@ Vice President.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01
Bismarck Building and Loan

The Bismarck Building and Loan as
sociation has just concluded it's
eleventh year and will pay substan-
tial dividend both to its investors and
and borrowers alike. During the
year 1917, there has been an increas-
ed demand for loans on the part Of
those who desire to own their own
homes on it's satisfactory plan OF
monthly payments and Judging from
the applications already made for the
New Year, there will be a large num-
Der Of medium priced dwellings err
ected in various parts of the city.
Il. l.. CONkLIN, Secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01
Bismarck Grocery Co.

The passing Of 1917 closes one of
the most successful years in the his
tory of our business and we will look
back on 1911 with pleasure.
Even though our country is in war
and everyone should conserve on food
products we look forward to 1918 to
be a good year Let conservation be
the key note for the future.
BISMARCK GROCERY CO.,
II. j. Duemeland, Secretary and
Manager
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-01

the great majority Of Americans and
North Dakotans increasingly and with
moderate success in the past to con-
tribute to the better interests Of our
state and nation. The year 1918
bids fair to be year of the greatest
opportunity to which everyone should
look forward with full and firm de-
sire to serve: May it hold the reali
cation of Democracy's victory and re-
sultant happiness to all the world"
BISMARCK BANK.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-09
DOCTORS ON STAND
Many Physicians Called in the Anton
Schoenhaven Trial

Anatomy, hereditary traits, loco
motor ataxia and the effect of gun
shot wound on the spinal cord are be-
ing handed out in great chunks to
jury in Judge Robert D. Garver's di-
vision of the district court today. The
case bringing the subjects and many
physicians before the jury is that of
Anton Schoenhaven against the Inter
state Business Mems Associa ton of
Des Moines-
man, is suing the company for S3,-
s73-5S for personal damages alleged
to have been received when he was
shot by a burglar several years ago.
The injury. he claims. has perua-
nently injured him.
The defense admits the shooting
and temporary suffering on the part
Of Schoenhaven- However. the couu-
ter claim IS advanced that the perua-
nent disablement of Schoenhaven
comes from locomotor ataxia, which
it is claimed, may be handed down
from another disease from any Of four
generations of ancestors Doctors for
and against Schoenhaven have been on
the stand all of Wednesday and most
of today
An effort was made to throw the
case out of court thru plea of abate-
nent which set forth that Scfloen-
haven was an enemy alien not entitled
to maintain an action in the United
States courts However, attorneys for
Schoenhaven proved to the courts sat
isfaction that he was a citizen of this
country and the plea was overruIed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-09
Democrats viii Hold q State
Convention Here.
May IS Date Set for -P0wwOw
of Leaders.
TRY TO BOOK MARTIN 6lYNN
Effort Being Made To Get
Noted New York Orator.
Candidates for State Ticket
Will Be Chosen.

Kansas Democrats are to hold a
monster state~conventfon in Topeka
Tuesday. May %, to select candidates
for a state ticket to be nominated in
the August primaries Notices Of the
original date-were sent to all county
chairmen today by Hubert Lardner.
of Fort Scott, chairman of the state
committee An effort is being made
to bring Martin GIynn. of New/York,
to Topeka for the meeting.
1t is believed the meeting will be
the largest political gathering held in
number of years Representatives
Will be sent from every county County
and township caucuses will be held in
all counties in the next two weeks and
the convention in Topeka will more
nearly resemble an old time delegate
convention than any meeting in Kan
sas since the enactment of the state
wide primary law in 1905
GIynn Able Speaker.
Efforts are being made by Chair
man Lardner to bring Martin GIyun
of New York to Topeka for the meet
ing Glynn is regarded as one of the
most able speakers in the Democrat
party in this country He was the
keynote orator at the Bourbon Ea-
uonaI convention in ST. Louis in 1916
and is a top notch orator
Chairman Lardner did not give
basis of representation for the state
convention Every county, tho, Is
urged to send delegates or volunteer
workers Each county chairman is
urged to head the delegation to the
state convention and it is probable
that several hundred Bourbon work
erS from every district and county in
Kansas will come to the meeting
Should Gfynn be secured for the
meeting he would outline the cam
paisn plans for the year
Following the meeting of the DEM
ocrar state committee in Kansas CITY
last week, Chairman Lardner an
nounced that the state convention
would be called for May FL This
IN the Red Cross drive and the meet
ing was postponed one week
Name Local Representatives.
Frank Whitney of Topeka chair
committee, announced this afternoon
that a mass convention or caucus of
Shawnee county Democrats would be
called some time within the next week
or ten days At that time, Whitney
said representatives would be named
70 attend the state convention The
men in the state convention will select
candidates for all state offices and will
discuss campaign issues and probable
PLATFORM policies The men selected
Tor state offices will be formally nom
mated IN the August primaries
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-09
NURSES NEED FUNDS
Money Needed to Carry on Fight
Against Tuberculosis in Topeka.

More money is needed and that right
soon if the work of the tuberculosis
committee Of the Public Health Nurs-
ing association is to be enabled to con-
tiuue its work of warning successfully
On the plague IN Topeka At meet
ing of the committee at the Chamber
of Commerce it was said that all ex-
penses connected with the work had
gone up. especially the costs of medi-
cines, hospital appliances and food
1t was announced at the meeting
that no canvass would be made for
funds by the committee, but il was
intimated that any contributions to the
tuberculosis fund which come in
would be welcomed with open arms
II was also announced that prepara-
lions had been made to raise money
for the maintenance of the tubercuIo-
sis hospital thru taxation 1t was said
that the city and county commission
ers favored this plan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-09
navy NEEDS MORE
Daniels Asks for Additional
$500, 0O0, 900.
Senate Increases Figures OF
Pending Bill.
FOR HEAVY CALIBRE GUNS
Needed for Land Forces, Dan
iels Says.
Bill Now Carries Over a Bill
lion and Half.
FOR HEAVY ClLIBRE GUNS

Washington, May AT the urgent
request of Secretary Daniels, the SEN
ate naval affairs committee Increased
the naval ordnance approprlauon IN
the navy appropriation bill by $2oe,-
Oee 900 today
Secretary DanieIs's request was re-
garded as significant in view or the
fact that in the bill as it passed the
house the ordnance appropriation was
more than 1921, 0o0. 900 under the
sum appropriated last year.
This reduction was explained to the
house committee by the navy depart
ment on the ground that the navy
was well supplied with ordnance and
ordnance materials The additional
5000, oGe, 600, it was fntimated today,
is to be used in providing heavy cal
fber guns for the use of the land
forces.
No other large increases have been.
made by the senate committee which
will report the bill late this week As
it passed the house the bill carried
$1.3s4, 900. 600
1t will carry more than a billion
and a half in the senate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-09
TAR A MINISTER
Even Kansas Has Mob Parties of
"LoyaIists--

Lawrence. Kan. May g--Rev. G.
Gasrook- German Lutheran minister
at Worden. southwest of here, today
was trying with varying success to
remove a coat of tar and feather with
which he was literally deluged last
night by a mob OF IoyaHztS
Gastrook was accused of making
disioyal utterances from the pulpit
Several hundred persons attended the
tar party
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Ferrocorrileros
Mexicanes.

IA Is tempo de poner en prac-
tea las mobiles aGpiraciones que to-
do buen mexicano ha tenido STEM
pre-, de instrulrse sabiamente en- 10
concerniente a sus differences labo-
res.
Los lib-os que fornan LA 81
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRl-
LERO MEXICANO" le facilitaraa
toda ilfornacior6 que :" ~reiacione
cor 81 trahajo.
Ahora Sc ofrccen al Gremio Me-
canico los prinieros iioros. La 10
comotora Ma!Iet Compound Art!cu,
iada". Eel Compressor De Are
CCmpond." Gstos sc mandarin a
cualquier pszte de Mexico o de los
EstaGos UEidos, al recibo de gro
postal ne S1.25, por cada uao. mo-
media americana, libre dc porte.
Recorte este aEuncio ahora MS
mo p6ngalo en- sobre con su NOM
bre V direction y mandelo a CAR
LOS II. ACEVEDO. ?. o. Fox -,
Indio. California, U. S. A. y a
vue!t2 de Gre recibi-a fo!letc Y
f~otografias iuteressntes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
information Cablegraffica
Vulere arnlas y pafqae
81 pueblo de Ia Siberia
Occidental para kchay
Del Seryicio Especial de LA PRENSA'

Del Serv;cio Especial De LA PRENSA'
WASHINGTON. Agosto 16.-En.
las capitales aliadas sc esta ahora
considerable con gran empeno Ia ur-
genie necesidad de armas y munlclo-
mes que hay en- la Siberia occidental,
cuyos habitantes Sc han undo volun-
tariamente a los tchecc-esiavos y fuai
zas anti-bolshevikis. contra los aiema-
mes V austriacos Y los b~olshevkls sue
operan ALI bajo la Influenza ale21a-
ma.
la respucsta de las %naciones ALA
das al llamado de los siberianos lie esa
region. para que les proporclonen ma
terial de guerra. no sc ia daGo a CO.
nocer. pero Sc dice que ell goblerno
de los Estados Unidos esta deseoSo &c
prestar cualauiera clase de auXl.lo 10
mas prorto possible.
FL pueblo de Ia Siberia Occidental.
con la ayuda de los tcheco-eslavos,
proclamo 81 Independence ei dla 4
&c julio. en- honor del aniversario de
Ia independence de los Estados mi
dos. Segdn Sc dice. nay miles de hon.
bres bien instruidos en- eli arte de la
guerra Y leales al pacto de Russia con
IA Entente. que estar esperanto So
iamente que Sc les den elementos pa
"a emrezar una resistencia activa
contra los alemancs.
Ell pueblo de esa region de Siberia
jamas ha acceptable Ia rendlcIon de
Russia de acuerdo cor el TaCado de
Brest-Litovsk Y So ha rehusado hs
pernitir a los bolshevikis que cmbar
ouen m%illones de toneladas de cefes-
les ' otros where's de csc distrito, que
estan ~almscenadas ALI Y que fueron
conpradas y pagadas por e. goblerno
aleman. FL cuerpo del gobierno esta
presidido por Ell Primer Ministro Vo-
logoski. que tambien iunge de Minis
tro de Relaciones EXtsriores y e. a.
z:ento del gobierno esta en- Ia ciudad
de Omsk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Llesaron a VladiNostok
tropaS lTancesaS

Dc; se-.icio Es7e-,aI Ge IA FEENSA,
VLADTVOSTOk, AgosIo I6.-CTa-
tro companies de soldados f~ranceses
Y una de tropas Annanitas Dc China
: Ia Indochira. han Iiegado a este
puerto al mando del Comandante
Malle-. Una compania de JropGS tchs-
c~o-eslavaS cor ina banda a IA caoe-
"a. estuyo a recibir 2 los contingencies
milita-eS dichoz er 81 Tuelie.
Visitas de cortesia Sc han cam"la-
Go entire 81 general PaTis, &c la CO.
mission Ni,Jta- francesa: v. A7d-e.
Consul frances: General B!edr'cns,
Conandarte de las fuerzas tcreco-
siavas en- Siberia : los Representatives.
del gobierno russo loca. = de los Zem-
tsvcsk. Las nueraS -ro2as l.egadss
fueron revistadas er el mueTe : ru"-
20 desfilaron a SrS cuarteleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Alemanla espera Ia
caida del gobieTno
de los bolsheNkis
Del s.-r,c:o E,7-e.-. &c - nEENsA-

Del S.-r-c:o Es7-s.-: az - 'EENSA-
LONDRES. Agosso i6.-Los pero-
docs aiemares aGmiten va que Ia 81.
saac:5a or Russia es ten crit:ca cue
IN canoio de gooie-no en- csc pals,
puede o.urrlr dc IN mome2to a otro.
segin dice un desDacho de Copenha-
gue recioido aqui,
e Tagliscn7 RUndschaU. De Berlin,
dice que los acontec;Tnientos So han
i~eSarrollaGo nuy -epidamente en- las
dlrimGS zemaDaz. e7 R.S;a. Y Q2o Ale
~a7ia debe es.af o~eparada para e!
rrocamiento iei cobierno b~ojsheviki
deaoro de pocos diaS. H citado pc
r;oGjco agrega cue e hecho de qIe
el Goc-or Helffe-icn. nomorsdo re-
cientemen,e Embajador &lemaH en-
Russia. CT susiituyion Dc. Condo Won
Nirhach. . encuentre actuaimeHtt
81 Berlin. indica que Alemania sc
halla ~p-eparada ara hacer frente q
cualqulera coUti1gcHcla.
Fl Frankfurter Ze.turg po- s. par
=. expresa qc" Ia preston contra Mos
cou. por 81 To-tc : CT sUreste esca
creciendo sacramento. 2ues los tcheco
e~s,avos TO Solamente Sc e~ncGeat-an
a corta distaNcja de "a capital. reln
tiranente. Sno Que han lograco cor
tar las comunicaciones o los distri-
1os dc do-de Sc abaStecia de where's
: lermina dicieDdo que Ia oposiclon de
los camCesinoS rUSoS es Caca d1a ma
yor al regimen boisneviki.
Ei Quartet General del Ejercito Co
saco de! Don. anuncio que despueS Of
tres meses de operaCiones east toda Ia
region del Don, IA sido linrpi2da dc
b~oIShevikis. Segun expreSan los Gespa-
cnas ~procedentes de hiev. e. ~ejercitc
de los del Don Sc COMMON
dc muchos miles de soldados magnIi
camen1e eQUipados : Sc co1sidera Que
IN conbate decisive sea lnnlnnSs
dentro &c POGO tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
| OS ALEMAND
ABAND0NAN SU
0FENSIVA
ACTITUD
No cueaEan "a siRo con solo
d;eciseis nuevas divisiones
los alemanes

PEI S<-r~-o EsocricI ar ~ PREESt"
LGNDRES Agosto 16.-Un comu-
nicado ofic:al trasmitido o el Ma
rizcal Haig ' dado a Ia rub,icldad hoE
en- esta capital. dee que a! SUI de
Alberto los inglcseS han avanzado su
linea Igeramente en- Ia region norcs-
u dc MorlaHcoUTt.
En- a margen del rio Aacre tuvo
lucar anoche III coT5ate local ell los
lindercs del bosque dc Thiepval. que
50 e~ncuentra ziruado a oeste de IL
villa del msmo nombre.
Las retiradas e~fe2tuadas por los
alem>Des en- lo= Iltinos dias. en- to-
DO 81 freate occidental. Sc 77eo aqui
or jndican Que e. cnemigo pretende
abanGonar por complete 81 actitud c.
fensiva c iniciar una campana defeH-
silva.
Sc dice que hay duda acerca de s!
el enem;go pod-a reanIdar IA ofen-
silva pueSto q Dc las s. d~ivisiones qce
ahora tiere en- el frente comprendido
entire 81 Oi.e Y Ell .Ancre. ounce son
De eserv = que para "a fecna. no
cuenta "a el euer1igo. mas que con
dieci$eis nuevas divisio1es de reser-
Va. de las cue once perTenecen So
lamente al grupo dc Eiercito del Prln-
cipe Ruperto de Baviera.
Los observadores ' criticoS mir
5ares dicen cue TODD indica que el
enemigo pretende s~ostenerse en- 81
actual Inca, pero hay. cuando me-
nos una probabilidad, de que retro
ceda hasta 81 RIO DiveJte, Que es III
peoueIo trioutario de- Disc cuya con-
~fluencia Sc encrentra al sur de No
Won. Les franceses ahora son duenos
de TODD el terreno elevado de esa re-
gion.
Los i7eieses por su parte Sc encuen-
-ratan tan cerca de Chalnes, que q
enemigo o TO puede usar esa plaza y
cast todes las comunicaciones ferro,
carrileras en- Ia region de Peronne,
han sido inutilizadas per Ia artilleria
alaaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
ES LNDIINENTE Ia
CAIDA DE- ROYE
EN- PODER DE-
LOS CAL0S
Las iuerzas del general
Debeney tienen casl
rodeada esa plaza

Del Sc-rfcio Especial de Ia ?RESSA-
PARIS. Acozto 16.-La plaza ne
Rove. que Sc ]cncuentra en- e. centric
del frentc de la nueva ~otensiva ALA
ia en- Picardia. esta ahora cast ro-
deada Dor las fUcrZas frances2s y sill
caida Sc con<idera question de horaS.
La tremenda resistencia del erer'!-
20 por defender la linea que protegla
a esa plaza. ha sido venclda Y los
franceses estan e~nvolviendo le@ta-
mente la citada pob!acion.
FL 4 dc los ~franceses Ell "
llers-le-Roye. viene q hacer la po-
sicion de los alemanes sumamente
critica. pues los ~franceses don1lnan
perfectamente todas las poslciones de
defensa Y tienen bajo su fueCo DE
artilleria todos los carinos Y care
teras que corren a la r~etaguardla enc
MICA. Ash es que el sostenimiento de
Rove por los alemanes no pocra durar
mucho. pues coTren Ell ps!lgTo de YER
Sc cortados enteramente Y caer en
manos de los allados-
La captura de Roye por los france
ses. hara ~necesario sin duda. para los
alemanes, rectificar 81 Inca Y reti'
rarse hasta e. canine de Noyon a
Nesle. cediendo 4 los franceses una
faia de terreno muy regular desde
Roye. al sur hasta Thiescourt Y POM
rEvenque. En- este tltimo sector, los
alemares estan hacienda deses7erados
esfuerzos por manteaer sus posIcio-
mes en- las %colinas que corren a oE1en-
te de Ribecourt Y q 10 largo del Ca
nal de Lassigny a. Disc, pues Ia eva
cuacion de elias implicaria la perdl'
"a de Noyon.
Las topas f~rancesas nan hecho VI
importante avance en- IN frente De
COS Y media millas al oeste De Rove
segln dice el informe Official publ
cado hoy. Ese avance tuvo lusar en-
Ia region de Vi,lers-le-Roye, como a
dos millas = media al oeste De Roye,
St. Aurin Y ArmincoUrt.
CON Ell EJERCIIo AMERICA
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La ~situaclon de los
aIemanes en- Russia es
mas grave cada diia
Greece ell seatimiento anti
alemsn entire ell pueblo
del pals moscovlta

:. :. :. :. :. = = . = :. :. :. = :. :: =
q: Tue t-aaIa;icn :ile WITH the post r
= master AZ San Antonio. Teas. on =
. .urr.s, 18th. a. required hy the act Of =
- O-to6~: :. :aIG. =
= :. = :. :. 1. :. :. = :. :: - :. :. = =
D-i Scrv+c;o Es7er'cf &C - PREHSA." &.
LONDRES. Agosto Liza sitIa-
c;or en- Russia cs cada dia mas ame-
Nazadora para les aiemenes. DcSde
Moscou q Nladivostok Y deSde e. Mar
Blanco a. Caspio, el peligro cara los
i~nvasores Y sus colaboradores. los boz
sheviki<. So hacc mayor.
De Arkangel. las tropas alladaS Ian
nrosegu:do SUI Marcia hacla Ell int
rior del pals Y para ID fecha har he
emo muy importantes avances hac!a
Volodga. estando ~operando. al pare
Ger. en- tres columnas contra los ho.-
shevikis. cuya oposicion Sc dice que Sc
haca mas resuelta cada dia.
La ocu3acion de Baku por las tro-
pas inglesas Que emprendleron 81
marcia al nor1e de Bagdad, por Ia
via de Persia. es un serio golpe para
los alemanes V para las pretensiones
de los turcos en- Ell Caucaso.
Por el norte. los tcheco-eslavos es-
tan ahora raconcenTar6o nlmerosaS
fuc-.as a 10 large del no Folga, ba-
10 el mando de generates rusos de
ex7eriencia. En- Siberia oriental. Ia
uosicicn de los aliados aparentenente
ha meiorado : mas tropas aliadas s.
guea GesembarcanGo Ell Niadlvostoh,
~incluso americanos.
Los cosacos. cue Sc dice marcnar
sohre Zaragin. Sc han rehasado lnsiS-
tantemente a reconocer el tratado de
Brest-Litovsk V Sc nan mosrrado In
plscables en- ST. hostilidad para los
teutones Y los b~olshevikis. La conduc'
ia de los cosacos no deia de ser muy
significativa- pues parece que estar
anuentes en- dar 81 apoyo 2 las fuer,
a inter-aliadas que a a prestar 81
auxiiio a los tcheco-eslavos Y por ende
81 cooperation Sc a~provechara para eJ
restablecimiento de Russia y del fren.
te oriental.
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:. ). ;. = , : = : = : = = :: " :
Tue t-aaIa;icn :ilc with the post :
master AZ San Antonio. Teas. on :
august 18th. as required hy the act Of :
O-tc6-. :. :aIT. :
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CON FL EIERCITO AMERICA,
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Decrece Ia epidemic de
coIera en- P~etTogTado

D. Se-~i-is Especial Do IA PRENSA"
ESTOCGIMO. AGo<-o l6.-La .
pidenia de cotera que tartos estrsgo<
ma cauado en- "a antigua capital de
Russia. ha empeZado q d~ecrecsr, segln
dicen las noric;as e7viadas de Pe-ro
grade
Los casos que sc dieron de 80 ma
en- PeroSrado en- los prmercS cuatrc
dias del mes e7 curse fueruu re>pec
tivamerte de 81. lis, 80 = ~ corr.
un total de LOLA que Sc ogL$traro !
en- los ultimos cinco diaS del mes 4"
Julio proNmo paSado.
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Tropas c~anadienSes iran
tambien d Siberia

Del. Ss-rsr.s E.s~-e IL - PRS%S -
OTTAWA. AGcStn j6.-El Canal
e55ara r~epresertzGo Dor IN ~continceC-
- rilitar de carca de cuaJ-o mil HON
bres. en- Ia fuerza axoedicioDara CUE
los go6ierroS aliados ssta7 mancar
do 2 Siberia. para avudar a los tche-
~eo-eslavos contra los hoisreviNs : 10
teutores-
Tai anuucio fue dado a ia publ
cidad en- esta capital. 2or 81 gohler-
no canadiense. que prone-io dar mn
information mas detallada SCORE I
particular, dentrc de POGO tempo,
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NO EN- FRANC1A, Agosto 16.-Las
fuerzas aliadas ocuparon hoy las vi
las de Villers-le-Rove y ST. Aurin, =
llegaron hasta su antigua Inca de
trincheras a oriente de Armancourt
Mas al norte los anglo-franceses avcn
aaron hacia la Inca Chaulnes-Roye.
habierdo ocupado el bosque de Da-
merry.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Foch ataCa en- CuatrO
sectores de Picardla

De- se-vi-.o Esp~.a {. IA PRENSA
LONDRES. Agosto I6.-Los ult.-
o despachos Gel freGVa &c batal!4
dicen que e. Mariscal Foch enp-en
di6 una sn~ie de auaques en- custr,-
&c los secsores whales del frente de
Picardia J logro hacer aslaos aue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

vos avances. TodoS los objetivos se
nalados en- esos trenSes fue-on alcan
zadoS con relativa facii;dad por ia
tropas aliaizS. Como resulJado de es-
sas operaciones. e. frente aliado Tue
reforzado grandsmenre en- toda Ia Il
Sc seSe7ta millaS de extension
que comprende. desde Ell sur de ATas
81 ralls del Disc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
Gift Linens
Pretty and Practical

Gift linens can be decorative or practical or both. Gifts of such
practical things as towels and napkins are always sure of a welcome.
and Observation-Disclosures pieces are amongst the most giftlike things
in merchandise.
With a view toward helping people to pick out a satisfactory linen
gift without delay, the Linen Store suggests these three groups:
Real Madeira handembroidered lunch sets of 10 pieces, all hand
embroidered on a pure linen cloth in four good patterns, $3.50 each.
Full beached heavy Scotch dinner napkins, in a host of splendid
patterns, SO a dozen.
Hemsttched Russia diaper towels, soft finished, on figured and
plain designs, in a generous size, 24x40 inches, a very pleasant towel
to use, 81 each.
(First Floor, ChestnuD