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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18

The Classified Ads III this paper
offer uncqualcd opportunities to onth
buyer and seller. You may tcic.
phone your ud by calling Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Congrc.smnn sterling Killed.

BI-OUMINETVN, II.l.. DclOber t.
i!ongressman John \. Sterling. of this
dent two miles south of Pontiac to.
day. -
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VI AtftlNE GUN FIRE
HAi.1S PEACE I<T"rEI,

interviewing soldiers on wha, they
lhink or the p"acc talk was II popular
pastime to-day Amy interviews Sc
~ be interrupted by dsquicting chat
ter from the machine guns and by
n"owinE shells. This morning they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Try This for Constipation.

Keep the bowels on schedule time
with br. Kings New Life Pills, the
system freed from poisonous wastes
the complexion clear. the stomach
sweet, the tongue uncoated. tho breath
uniainted. Mild yet positive In action.
-25c.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
ING TO Fight FOR
VIEW Or ONE orE-IcI.,

AZ Mitscher.s "Weinstubc" on Fran
G IosisGhe StraaSc ] heard group OF
cuss the prospects OF pcaCe. Onn sa;1
CONT see why we didn't ding Al.
S St, lorraine at France long ago
W. nave had peace by now"
Ihis remark WAS greeted by cheers
optalned AN Interesting angle 10
Inc Soc,a!ists territorial conquest
Mn1!e riding on street car. was
|orkmen with laboring men, one cx.
claimed 'c ca
we don't want any more foreign
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-18
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

Katherine Howard, ABS oIcott Ave-.
Phone 2S3. will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times. also job work OF alt de-
scription promptly and well done.
All THE HARTLEY THEATRE.
Saturday nni sunday, May 18th and
1oth-5 high class Western Vaudeville
nets. Also a Charles Chaplin comedy.
Mrs Harry Ackroyd If Beacon street
IS confined to her house with Illness.
There viii be German Divine service
at St Pauls Lutheran church tomor-
roy at 1000 o'clock in observance Of
the Feast Of Pentecost. Evening SER
vice Will be at 1850 o'clock. Monday
evening there viii be German service
at the hour of 7.s0. Rev. Bruno saa-
ger. pastor.
The public IS invited to attend
Roast Beef supper at the NJ. E. church
at Indiana Harbor this evening. SerV-
ing will begin at 5 o'clock.
All members of the Twin City Circle.
Daughters OF Isabella. are requested
to be al the Odd Fellows hall tomor-
row at two o'clock to prepare a large
class OF candidates for adoption.
Mrs Fred Bost. bride Of Sergeant
Bost. with the so7th Engineers. re
Gently stationed at Camp Gordon. At
lanta. Ca. is here for a few DAYS visit
with the Harvey Phillips family in
Beacon street. on her way to her home
in the northern part of Wisconsin. Mrs.
Phillips and her daughter, Miss Ida.
went to Camp Gordon lately to visit
Harvey Phillips. Jr.. who was trans
ferred from the engineers corps Of the
artillery and who is now on his voy-
age across the sea. made possible the
meeting Of Sergeant Bost and his wife
who were the guests az that time Of
Mr. and Mrs Beaver Of Atlanta. Ga.
the parents Of Mrs. Everett Fisher. Of
145th street. this city. A mutual in
terest in the young mon brought about
by the hospitality OF the host and host
ess in Atlanta, ripened into a cemented
friendship and as Sergeant Bost is GO
ing across too Mrs. Bost is here en-
Toying another meeting with Mrs.
Phillips and her daughter
Miss Martha McQuilkin. sister to Jas.
McQuilkin. Of Grapevine street, has
gone TO PENNSYLVANIA u spend the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-18

summer months.
Clifford McNab. nine year old boy.
lving at 4725 Olcott avenue. Is very
ill with pneumonia and has been for
the past two weeks.
\Services alta the Good shepherd
Guild tomorrow. Feast of renteeost
celebration Of the HOLY Eucharist. at
O'Clock sermon at l0-4a and yes
pers and sermon at $50 o'clock in the
evening Rev. Thomas Hines. pastor.
\ strawberry shortcakc social VIII
he held in the evening Of WEDNESDAYS
May % by the Ladies' Aid eff the East
Chicago Swedish church.
Hours Of service at the Swedish Lu-
theran churches Of East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor tomorrow: East Chi
cage. Sunday school at 9:15: evening
7.3o. Indiana Harbor. sunday school
ola. morning 1880. Rev. Arthur
Johnson. Pastor.
Mrs. Ross Myers of IVY street. ga
tertained at one o'clock luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. James Nc
Pherson, a former resident Of Indiana
Harbor and whose home is now at
steuhenviIe Ohio Mrs. w. {. Howell
of Chicago was also a guest.
Boyd Walker Of Fir street. IS moving
his late wife. Irene Walker. who pass
ed away after a critical operation at
the South Shore hospital in Chicago.
and left three small children who are
Mrs. sullivan and her daughter. Mrs
being cared for by the grandparent.
Boss niger
M and Mrs. John Murphy the lat
ter Miss Mae O'Connor) have departed
for Bucyrus. Ohio. where AIf Murphy
has taken position under Mr. Jas.
Calvin. formerly Of the Inland steel
company Of this city.
Mrs. \. Bedford Of Elm street has
been entertaining a guest. Mrs. II L.
Bowers Of Newport, Maryland. who
has now returned to her home.
Monday evening at ST. Mary's audi
torium in 144th street there viii be
another K OF c. benefit. Mesdames
Ref Hines. Parkham. Kettles. Fftz-
gerald and Kane are the hosteSses.
The public is invited to attend
Miss Louise Gnlum. a teacher at the
Garfield school is at he'd home in Terre
Haute spending the week end.
IT. j. Godfrey. Of 145th street. held
the lucky number for the counter
pane disposed Of IN shares by the
Womans Division of the X. of c. War
Fund
Rev. J. F. Connolly. pastor OF St.
Patrick's church has returned from FIT.
Wayne where he was in attendance
ct the funeral Of a brother clergy
man.
Mrs. George Bickneu. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. \ l.. NcKe1vey.
the latter who is here on a visit from
Greenshurg. r. A viii leave today
for indianapolis to visit at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, and bid adieu 70 the
son Of Mrs. McKelvey Paul G.. who
is preparing to leave for overseas ser
vice
Mrs. Ella Brady of IVY street. has
her daughter Mrs. Florence Gensbirle1
here FRO Greenville. Pa. on a visit
Mrs. O. R. Hamer. sister to Mr.. Hir-
am Kerr. OF South Tod avenue. is com
ing here from Harlan. Iowa. on a visi;
Of few weeks.
Mrs. J. Keller Of Hemlock street and
two little daughters are leaving for
Peru. for an indefinite visit.
At the First Baptist church. Indiana
Harhor. tomorrow the services viii be
GAS. morning prayer and sermon al
II. with theme The Spreading of the
Gospel" B. Y. PSI. at $50. Evening
hour 1880 with theme. elf-Examina-
ton" There viii be special service
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in the afternoon at 900 with the Rou-
manian Baptists and Hungarians az
the same faith Rev. Igrisan. a gen
eral missionary Of the Baptist field
of endeavors. win be present in the
jpte ests Of the Romanian branch \
betting ceremony Will take place
adopting twenty men in the identified
ton Of the church Of the First Baptists
They viii continue to hold their ser
vices - the Mission Hall, 1927 Penn
aNenue as heretofore
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-18
Relief from Eczema

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for CSC, or
extra large bottle at S100.
Zerno generally removes pirnpIes, black
heads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains
nothing. 1t is easily applied and costs a
mere trifle for each application. 1t is
always dependable.
The E. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-18

Few officers of Britains imperial
service have had so interesting a ca
reer as Lieut.. Col. Sir Campbell
Stuart, who is also one OF the young
est men upon whom knighthood has
been conferred. He served at Wash
ington as a military attache of the
British embassy. the first Canadian
to hold that post; he served with
NorthclifFe as military secretary, at
present is vice chairman of the Brit
ish mission to the United States in
London. Stuart was born IN Mon
kreal in 1885,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We sincerely wish to thank Rev. r.
c Speer, pastor Of First Baptist church
Of Indiana Harbor. Woodmen Circle
all neighbors and friends. for the kind
ly sympathy shown in the last illness
and death Of my beloved wife. Mrs
Anna Hargens. also for the many floral
expressions.
WM HIARGENS, Husband
Bible LECTURE.
Everybody Sunday at p. m. x. OF
T. hall Michigan avenue. Indiana Har-
Dor All welcome. Subject for MaS
l9th THE Divine Plan OF the Ages
Speaker NJ. Foss. a layman. Adv
METHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES.
The services at the First Methods
Episcopal church Of East Chicago OF
sunday are to be as follows: 500
h. m Mems class meeting; $50 a. ma.
sunday school. 1898 a. m. public wor
ship with sermon by the pastor on =
Cbristion Experience; Gas p M Lp
Worth League 7.45 o. m. publis wor
ship with sermon by the pastor oi
possessing His Name" The sacramen
ment Of baptism viii be administered
at the morning hour or worship L
either children or adults.
The 5. r. Petersen family Of souti
Olcott avenue have purchased tn
Brandenburg homie on Beacon stree
and will occupy their new place o
residence some time between now ant
June l.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25

Collar and Cuff Sets, OF embroid-
cred lawn: also plain lawn: trimmed
with lace: large sailor back ana
fancy shapes. First Floor
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Infants Hose, CSC

Sample line OF Infants All Wool
and Silk and Wool Hose, reinforced
red, pink and blue. Strictly per-
feet quality. First F1O0F.
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T2x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets.
three-quarter bed size; heavy round
thread quality. free from starch or
dressing. First Floor.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25

Boys Mode Shade Corduroy Knick-
erbocker Pants. full lined and tapped,
rich, silk lustrous quality. narrow
vale: the guaranteed kind. First Floor
Bargain Booth.
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Boys Suits, 1898

Boys School and Dress Suits, all
fine quality cashmere. in fall and
winter WeiRhts; all dark patterns.
Military or slash pocket belted coat
and full lined. full cut knicker-
booker pants. sizes 6 to is years.
Third Floor.
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New Fall Plaids, IS

36-inch New Fail PIaids, in a
large assortment of rich color
combinations and effects. Ideal for
Floor. = :
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Boys Pajamas, $1.69

Boys Domet Flannel one-piecc
Pajamas. with adjusting seat Pink
and blue stripes sizes 4 TO Il years.
Third Floor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
'Ha Empezado la Retirada Austrioco
en- Ell Frente Austro-haliano

La lucha en- esta region t!ene va
cinco dias de estarse librando Y Ell
?nemigo ha hecho en- esta OCCASION
una desesperada resis:encia. ST. art!-
iler;a es.a GirigicEdc ahora IN VIC
Into fugo Score los yuenteS dc pontc
mes sobre el Piavc Y sus aviadores
han e;tado tanbiGn d~cgplegando una
gran activ!dad.
FL Rey Victor Manue, estuvo
presenciando la lucha en- los ultimos
dias. habiendo sido testigo del valor
desplegado por sus tropaS cuando
cruzaron e. Piaye. En- varias oca-
stones c! Rey estuvo bajo eli fucgo
del enemigo Y en- a!gunos pun.os don
de cstuviaron cayendo granada; de
gases.
Los prisioneros au;tciacos han de-
clarado que TO saben NADIA de ia 81
tuaci6n politica en- Aust-ia-Hungria.
nj de los esfucrzos de 81 gobicHno pa
ra arreglar ur armisticio. FL correo
mi!itar Ia dejado de cntregar la CO.
respondents 4 los soldado5, desdc
hace varios di2s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
EQUIYALE A Una
RENDICION LA
NOTA
Sc considera la nofa
enviada 2or Austria al
Presidente Wilson

LONDRES, Octubre 29.--La OPT
MON general en- csta capital. accrca
Ge IA nota au:triaca. 10 mismo cue Il
de aqueilas personals bien informadas
V IL dc Ia prensa. es QUE tai nota
ecuivale a una ~verdadera rendicion
Unconditional.
Fl Express dice que esta %inforna-
do de fuente autorizada, que la Con-
ferlncia Aliado en- Paris. presenta-
ii muy pronto a .Alenlan:a, los t5r-
minos para e. armisticio., que Sc cree,
inc!uiran entire otras cosas, la ocu-
rac;6n de Metz. el arsenal dc Knapp
en- Essen y otras fortalezas de! enc
migo.
En- los circIlos diplomaticos de cs-
ia capita, Sc cree que Ia pub icacion
de los terminos de Ia Entente para ci
arm;st:cio. conducira 4 que 81 anemi-
go eaarbole la bandera blanca dc Ia
:enGic;6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
AESTALLADOL Ia
REVUELTA En-
MONTENEGRO
La capital, Scutari y Rieka
han sido capturadas
por los rebeldes

De: S5-vicso Essse;al 2Gra la PESNSa,
ZURICH. octubre 29.-Una ~violen-
, Ia revolution ha estallado en- Monte
negro. segun dice IN despacho proce-
dente de Laibach Y recibido hoy en-
eSta capital. Los revolucionarios
entire los que Sc incluyen grupos de
soldados albaneseS. han ~capturado
Cetinje. capital del pequeno reino,
: Scutari Y Rieka. Las tropas ausCro-
! hungaraS estan evacuando el pals.
! Cetinje. la capital de Montenegro,
Sc ~encuentra situada q dos millas de
ga frontera austriaca : Rieka Sc ha-
Ella a seiS m:llas al orientc dc Ce-
rtinje. Scutari eS la principal ciudad
en- Ell norte de Albania ' So halla 4
streinta ' cinco miilaS al sureSte dc
ECetinje. Laioach. lugar de donde
procede Ell despacho de r~eferenc;a IS
una ciudad auStriaca. que Sc encuen-
ira situada como 2 trcinta y cinco
millaS de Trieste.
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FL ElMPEERAEOR CARLOS CONSIENTE]
EN- INDEPENDENCE DE- HUNCRlA
Ell A%RCHIDUQUE JOSE ExPIDIo UNA PROCLAMA EN-
LA QUE DICE QUE Sc LIE ENCOMENDO LA TAREA
DE ASEGURAR LA INDEPENDENCE DEL PALS

COPENHAGUE, Octubre, %
Ell .Archiduque Jose ha eXpedido una
proclama expire sando que el Empera-
dor Carlos dc Austria Hungria, lie HI
confiado la empresa de asegurar Ia
complete Independence de Hungrla'
segin dice vi despacho de Buda-
pest. recibido hoy en esta capital.
Ia noticia de esta accion del En-
perador Carlos. Sc do a conocer pc
co despues de ia information rcci5l-
da DE- que Hune-ia Sc habia Geca-
RADIO IN estado Independence Y AM
.dinastico. bajc la ~jefatura de! Con-
de Karoiyi, de acuerdo con los tche-
Goes ovacos V los es!avos del sur.
Otro descacho de Niena da cuenta
de cue ell c~mperador Carlos ha acep-
taGo n renuncia del Baron voa HUI
ecsarek, Primer Minist-o de Austria
Hurgria y que habia nombrado al
Professor Heindich Lammasch. para
que ocupara c lpuesto vacante.
e domingo r~ceresaron al Palaclc
Imnerial de Schoenhrum 81 Empera-
dor Carlos = Ia Emneratri2 Eta.
l~spucs de- pasar Il temporada en-
Palacio Real dc Goedoel oc, en- las
e"canias dc Budapest. lnmedlata-
nente cl Emprrador recibi6 al Con-
IL .Andrassy Y al Professor Lam
nasch.
FL Cond9 Michael karoIyi, dc
luien Sc dice qIe encabeza el nuevo
gohierno independence dc Hungria.
g cl jefe del Par;ido independence
1ungarc V por mu2ho tempo tuc I'm
1rosicioniSta ii cobierHo del Condo
Visa. e Condo karo.yi hi sldo uno
70 ,os mas ardientes ~partidarios dc IA
?a2. V desde Dicirmhrc dc 1915 ha
-stadr hacienda eSfuerzas por que
AUSTRIA Hungria h;ciera IA paz, de-
nandando err variaS oc2siones, de!
oarIamento Hungaro que Hungria
riciara negociacioncs de raZ por Sc
arado de Austria.
En- Fehrero de este aho, e! Condo
Earoiyi fuc acusado Gel del:to Re
Alta TRACTION. Dor sls primes, pe"o
i Ministerio Hungaro. nunca proce-
iiG On 81 contra.
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WASHINGTON. Octubrc %

WASHINGTON. Octutrc %
Austr;a-Hungria So halla D-dct'ca-
mente fuera De Ia guerra, dejando
ahora so!p = AleIc tnil ell la lucia
segGn la casi unanime opinion que
prevaiece en- los c;rculos diplomatic
0 de esta capital
Fl Emperador Car'os en- 81 GltI-
m nota. en- la que acepta las condi-
clones de paZ del presidents VII
son. hace un esfuerzo por satvar 81
corona, Corviene Ell oar Ia autono-
mia a los Tcheco-es.ovecos, yago-cs-
!avos. polacos, rumanos y otras pc
quenos gruroS nac.onaiistay. que nan
estado sujetos .! dominic austria
60. aceptando al efec.o. JocoS los ter
minos impuestos por t! p~residente
Wilson.
Austria dessa Ia paz e intenta
abandonar a A!sMania. 81 los ALA
dos le dan una oportunidad para ha-
cerIo. Ia {; "a Interpretation cGe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
HUNCRIA Sc HA REDELADO CONTRA
LADOMINACION DELOS HAlEPSSBURCOS
MUCHOS DIPLOMATICOS ALIADOS C~ONSIDERAN QUE
AUSTRIA Sc HALLA PRACTICAMENTE FUERA DE
LA GUERRA QUE ROMPERA CON ALEMANlA

COMPENHAGUE, CccIbye %
HUngria ga hea .sbe ado ao!ertamen-
te Y de una detl3lIva
contra eI Austria = Ia fogmato IN IS
tado independents y anti-dinast.co.
baio Ia direction del Condo haro!yi.
y en- coopegacji2 Q los Tcheco$ :.
Y~ugo-eslavos. segjn disc IN dcspa-
enc proceGertc dc Niens. recibido
por Ell Po.itiken lie esta c2pita2.
karoly, cue fuS ~nombr2@5 Gei Con.
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seio Nacional,fue obieto de ~ entG
shasta manifestation 4 81 llsgaCa a
Budapest. e Condo manifesto al que
90 cue sc habia reUnido para reel
ai- o. que el Emperador Carlos Sc
habia rehu:ado ha aceptar > pro
Eama para que Sc c~oacedisra IN ma
yor grade de separation. entire Aus
ria Y Eungria. por % que era rece-
sario In formation de IN es,ado indie
pendierI".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30

De! Service -=anciai as.s Ia PRENSi.
ROMA. octubrc 29.-Las tropas lta-
lianas @ inglesas han continuado cor
muy buen exito su ofensiva a 10 lar
20 del rio Pave, ~habiendose alberto
paso 4 traves de las lineas austriacaS
en- un ancho frente. segun anuncla
81 Ninisterio de Ia Guerra ita!lano,
en- un communicate que do a Ia publ
cidad hoy.
La lucha sigue librandose encAr.
nizada en- un frcnte de cerca dc car
cuenta millas, desde Ia region de \
siago a I'LL punto sobre el Piave 81
tuado entire Treviso Y OderZo. Los
italianos y los ingleses estan ahoTa
en- la margen izquierda del PiaVe. en-
TODD el frente de treinta mli!as com
prendido entire Valdobbiadone y Ron
Cadelle.
Les aliados han metido n era.
cuna entire las l!neas enemigas a
norestc de Revise, habiendo avanza-
do mas dc cinco millas al oriente de-
Piavc. en- un frente de Is millas. Las
villas de Brogo, Malanotte, Tezze
Raj. San Michele di Piave. CimadoI'
dino. Ormelle, Rongadelle, Tempo
Blanche. han sido capturadas por los
aliados. Santa Lucia di Plave
Vazzola, han sido tambicn ocupadas
: las tropas i~talianas Sc cncuent:"@
ahcra a una milla del rio Montlc2'
no.
En- la region Montanosa, les lta,
lianos han e~xtendido su avance n
nortc del RIO Ornic Y al orlente dc
Grave di Papadopolli el eneMiso ha
ccdito terreno.
Fl communicate Official del Mlnlste,
10 de la Guerra, agrega que en- e
fr,nte de Ia Albania, las tropas lta'
l;anas entraron a la villa de Aiessic
Y estan ~marchando ahora Sobre IA"
Giovanni di Nedua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
AMENAZA FL GENERAL DEBElNEY CON
ARROLLAR LALINEA HUNDINC
LAS TROPAS FRANCESAS Sc HALLAN EN- LOS
SUBURBIOS DE- LA PLAZA DE QUISE, EN-
Ell FRENTE DEL RIO OISE
: -. = = :. :: !. :: !. :. - !: : = 4:
!. True translation filed with the Post ::
!. master az Sa. :r:onio. Tex. IS re- !
: qUiret BY tee ac- O. October .. 1911. :!
= :.

Londre-, Octu1rc. 29.-Al o-ientc
del rio Oisa. en- el frentc frances,
las troPas del general Debeney es-
tan envo!";cndo rapidamente IA pa
- de Guise, una de las principaleS
&ef3nsac de Ia Inca alersra en- csc
sector. Por ell sNur los franceses Sc
hallar va en- los T~-burbioS mismos
dc Ia poblaciGr Y han c~apturado va
"a rrine-a Inca dc t~rincheras del ere
mi@o.
Mas y sur entire GUS - Marie,
los francese> hacia Ell no
geste V ameGaZan flanqUear ambcs
paatos, 2rraSando todss las posicio
mes De defensa de "a Urea eEemiga
corocida con e. ror:b-e de HlnI;ng.
BESIDE que Sc inici6 este avance ell
re eli Disc = e. Serre. e. general De-
nsney IN avan2ato POGO mas lie Gin
CO rlilias, Ell IN frepte de carca de
discisais. \ 10 largo de- Serrc. el ne
eaumiga continual Ietirandosc aacia
Mar c.
Ea Ia region comp-erdiLa entire
. 10 Assn Y IL &rgona. las tropaS
fr:sacesas s;gIcn ejerciendo Una VI
gorosa preston contra c! aenigo,
uae ca aiguaos pYctos ha seguid" re-
,r.ay.-.
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los INCLESES HAGEN LlGEROS
AVANCES EN- FRANCiA.

Londres. Cttubre 29.-DEclos lie
arti!leria Y e~ncuentros de patru las
han sido las unicas activiGadcs en- Q,
frentc inglGs, duraute Ia noche de
aver. segun dice el inforne trasm.ti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
TUROuIA EAcE PROPCsICiONEs
DE PAZ POR SEPAkADO

. LONDRES. OctUbre 29.--Turqui7
ha r~rescntado proroaiciones de paz
3, las n~aciones de Ia entente, indcpen-
d~ieltemente de sus aliadas Alemania
- .AustrIaca. scgun a:cc una notlcia
de Corstlntiao?ia recibira en- Ccpen-
hague y trasnitida tie ali i csta ca
7ital por e! corrcsponsal dc Ia EH-
change Telegraph Company. Sc agrc
81 que Sc cspera que las negociacio-
les termineN en- Dveve.
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los diplomaticos 10 Gan q 81 peti-
ci6n para un Immediate armi ticlo
sin esperar el resu!tado de las otras
negociac'oneS."
Sc duda que ell Empcrador Carlos
Dueda 50 var su Imperio Ge IA dis
grcgaci6n. puas u juzgar por las no
ticias scmi-oficiales que SC han re-
cibido. aqui, cl territorio de n monar
auia duailsta SC halia ahora en- una
complete agitacion. En- Hungrla prln
cipalmantc, Is doHde la s;tuaciGn apa-
rgce mas grave, pues segun Sc oice
.oS Edercs maeyarc; nan !evantado a
pueblo, eXt!ortandolo \ que rom2a
cor Viena ' - declare independents
&c .cs Hap :6lrgo.
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do por ei Mariscal Sir Douglas
Haig.
Las tropas brItanicas, venciendo
a Nieorosa resistcncia del enem!go
ograron hacer a.gunos avances aver.
SIR de ValencinncS. Eli 'os otros
sectores la noche t~rascurri0 en- Il
ma.
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De! Servic;o Especial para Ii PRENS.4.

De! Sercic'o Especial para Ii PRENS.!.
LONDRES, cctubre 29.-Los eje"-
citos austriacos Ell el frente italiano,
han sufrido una nueva derrota, ha-
biendo sido rechazadoS en- IN fren-
te de veinte millas, al noroeste del
rio Piave. FL DGcimo EjGrcito bri-
tanico que ha cstado ~operando en- csc
frente, ha hecho que cl enemigo. Sc
retire no menos de cuatro millaS mas
arras del rio.
Las fuerzas italianas en- el flanco
iZouicrdo han roto por SUI parte las
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Las tropas austro h1nga'
ras ienoran la situacion
poIltica los esfuerzos
de Su gobierno
por Ia paz

lineas austriacas Y obligado al enc
migo & r~cplegarse hacia las monta-
mas. Mas de 5000 priSioneros adj
cicnales han sido hechos al enemlgo,
Y en- cl curse dc cuatro di2s, ell total
de esos p~risioneros ha pasado de
10000.
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-CuanGo ~ncccSite I'd. libros en- es-
7anol, p:4aics a IA Liofe-:a dc isns-
clio E. Lozano, lis n. Santa Rora Az.
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Las tropas aIiadas cruza.
ron 81 Pave y estan
ahora a 5 mi!Ias de Ia
margen izquierda
de csc rio

CON LAS FUERZAS ALlADAS
EN- Ell PAVE. Oct. 29.-Las ulti-
mas lineas de Ia resistencia austro,
hungara en- las regione5 centrales del
rio Piave. fueron rotas hoy por Las
tropas ing e sas ~franceseS e ita!ianas.
Los a~ustriacos ha sufrido un serio re-
YES Y como result2do de clio, los eier'
citos alisdos estan hacienda nuevos
avances. habiendo llegado va hassa
Vayolla, poblacioR que fue captura-
d. por las tropas del general DiaZ. a
pesar de Ia desesperada re5;steGcia
del enemigo.