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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
32D AMERICAN INFANTRY
 FIGHTING WITH ITALIANS

Washington, Oct. 3O.-The 32d regi- ment of American infantry is now fighting with the Italians on their of fensive against the Austro- Hungarian forces, said aI official despatch today from Rome.
 In Albania, the despatch added, Italian troops have captured the town of San Giovanni di Medua and the Italian forces are advancing on Scu- tari..
 The despath said the Austrians taken prisoner in he past three days in the drive across the Piave now number 32,00o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
13o,Goo NEW ENGLAND CHILDREN
 TO AID WAR WORK FUND

Boston, Oct. 50.-Directors of the Victory Boy and Girl Division Of the United War Work Campaign, an nounced today that approXin1a tely l30,OO0 New England school children had pledged themselves to earn at least s5.50 as their donation to the campaign fund to be collected from Nov Il to Nov. IS.
 Through the cooperation Of school and church officials. the children have become acquainted with the purposes of the campaign, and stores, industries and householders are urged to assist the boys and girls in earning their share of the fund.
 J. Blaine Withee of Lawrence and Miss Lois M. kugler of Sagamore have charge of the community orSaniza : tion to direct the juvenile effort.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
INSURGEfST RISING IN
 MONTENEGRO IS SPREADING

Amsterdam, Oct SO.-Advices re- ceived by the Dutch newspapers rom Cettinje, Montenegro. by way of Vien ra, say the insurgent rising in Monte negro is spreading. Armed bands have occupied Niksic, Berano and Rejevica and the Austro- -Hungarians are evac- uating the entire country hastily.
 Scutaria and Rielia. according 10 the despatches alrf, are in the power Of the insurgents. and sll communal administrators favorab!y inclined to- ward the Austrians are being slausht- cred.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
MISS sTIMSoN CHIEF
 NURSE OF THE A, E. F.

Washington, Oct. 30.-Miss Julia Stimson of Worcester, Mass, formerly chief nurse of the American Red Cross in France, has been appointed chief nurse of the American expeditionary force, said cablegram received today at Red Cross headquarters. She will begin her new duties early in Novem- Der.
 Before entering the Red Cross ser vice, Miss Stimson served with Amer ican hospital units attached to the British forces.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
INFLUENZA DECLINING

Washington, Oct. sO.-while new cases of influenza and pneumonia at army camps in the United States showed a decline today, an outbreak of influenza at Camp Las Casas. Porto Rico. sent the total of new influenza cases above that of yesterday. Re ports received by the surgeon general tonight for the A hours ended at noon today showed a total of 3,015 new in f1uenza cases, 562 being reported from Camp. Las Cassas. New cases of pneu- monia, however, were only 398 against 619 yesterday, and deaths were 151, compared with 198 the day before.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
FORMER BRITISH OFFICER
 ARRESTED FOR THEFT

New Orleans, La. Oct 3O-C. G. Collins, a former colonel in the British army, wanted in Bombay, India, for the alleged theft of pearl necklace worth approximately s125,000, was today or dered turned over to the British au- thorities. Collins was arrested here about six months ago. It is said he will be taken to Bombay for trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
MEN OF NEW DRAFT AGES
 TO BE CALLED IN NOVEMBER

Washington. Oct 30.-Men of the new draft ages will first be mobilized in large numbers early in November under a draft call now in preparation at Provost Marshal General Crowder's office. It calls for the entrainment of more than 200 900 men qualified for general military service. They will be furnished in rroportionate numbers by every state in the union.
 Draft calls suspended during Octob- CT because of the influenza epidemic have been renewed in sections where the epidemic has moderated and en- trainment of all men under the Oc- tober calls probably will be completed before the November quota is start ed to the cantonments.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
OBITUARY.
A. Paul Keith.

New York, Oct 30.-A. Paul Keith, who had been head of the Keith the atrical interests since the death of his father, B. F. Keith, died of pneumonia here tonight.
 Mr Keith, whose home was in Bos- ton, was stricken with influenza here last Friday and died at the home of E. M. Robinson, business associate.
 MT. Keith was born in New York in 1875 and was graduated from Harvard in 1886. He was president of the Boston Athletic association and a member of the Algonquin. club in that city and of the Harvard club in New York. He was unmarried.
 John Fiske Washburn.
 Worcester, Mass, Oct. S0-John Fiske Washburn, 67 years of age, dis coverer of the modern methods of pho to- graVure process and for many years maker of all the photoengravings for some, of the principal magazines in the country, died today. He was a native Of Worcester and retired from active business .25 years ago when his health became impaired.
 George F. McLanahan.
 New Haven, Conn, Oct. 30-Word was received here today of the death of George F. McLanahan in Wash ington on Tuesday. He had been prominent in Yale alumni affairs fol many years. He was graduated from Yale in 1896 and from Harvard Law school in 1899.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
ENGINEER TRAINING CAMP
 TO ACCOMMODATE 16non MEN

Washington, Oct 3O.-An engineer training camp with accommodations for 16,000 men is to be built at Fort I.eawenworth, Kas. The war depart ment announced today that worK will begin at once and will represent an estimated cost of s5,Oo0 900
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
ALLIES HAVE RECENTLY
 CAPTURED 32,o0o AUSTRlANS

Rome Oct. 3O-The 332d American infantry regiment is participating in the battle in the Brenta region, ac- cording 10 the war office announce ment tonight
 Since Oct. 74 the allies have cap- tured 33,0O0 of the enemy. including t0s officers
 Tn Albsnia the Italians have occu- pied San Giovanni di Medua and are aAEaneza<. en Scztarl
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
APPRECIATION IN PARIS OF
 AMERICAN RED CROSS

Washington, Oct. 30.. - Paris still shows it's appreciation of the work achived by the American Rcd Cross in France at celebration planned by the Municipal Council to take place in the French capital November 14, said a cabiegram received today at Red Cross headquarters here from
 Paris.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
USED A FRAUDULENT STAMP ON LEATHER

Boston, Oct SO-Laurie $. MacDon- aid, manager and one of the owners of Thompson Brothers, shoe manufactur- CTS of Brockton. was found guilty by jury in the federal court today of con spiracy to defraud the government by means of a fraudulent stamp placed on leather used in the manufacture of army shoes.
 Oscar N Johnson a foreman in the Thompson Brothers concern, was ac- quilted.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
Cab!ed Paragraphs
Germans to ~Be Freest People

NeFmdhs 70 ~be FFeest PeopTe!
 Amsterdam, Oct 30.-"The German people shall be the freest people in the world" This declaration was made by Emperor William in addressing the new state secretary Oct .21, according to a Berlin despatch printed in the Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung of Essen.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH
 OF u, 6, TROOPS ABROAD

Washington, Oct 3O.-Decided i'm Trovement in the health condition of American troops arriving abroad was noted today in report received by the war department from the chief of the army debarkation service. The improvement is believed by officers to reflect the better conditions in army camps in this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
$50 NON-COMS. GRADUATED
 AT CAMP DEVENS YESTERDAY

Aver, Mass, Oct. SO.-The non-com- missioned officers training school at Camp Devens, said to be the first of the kinl to be established in this coun- try, graduated it's first class of 350 students today. All the men were given warrants as sergeants or cor porals.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
.AUSTRIANS FLEEING. ACROSS
 THE PLAINS OF TREWSO

Over the Same Territory Through Which They Drove the Italians Year Ago-The Allied Troops Have Liberated Numerous Towns Taken 33,000 Prisoners and Large Numbers of Guns and Machine Guns-On the Western Front in France and Belgium There Has Been Falling Of in Infantry Activty-It is Reported That Turkey Has Invited the Allies to Send Their Fleets Into the DardaneIles.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
GERMAN PROPAGANDA
 WORKING IN MEXICO

Washington, Oct. 3O.-German pro- paganda still is working in Mexico. The state department was advised to- day that the Germans are publishing in Guadalajara a story that the deaths in. New York city from influenza have been so numerous that the victims arg lying in heaps in the streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
GERMAN IL7ARYPARTY LOSING CONTROL

Opinion Among Officials and Diplomats in Washington is That the German People Are Driving the German Gov ernment to Move For Ending the War-Another Ex- planatory Note Has Been Received From Berlin President Wilson to Reply to Austrias Renewed Plea For an Armistice and Peace
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
$1oo,ooo LOSS IN CHEMICAL
 PLANT AT KINGSPORT, TENN,

Bristol, Va Tenn, Oct. S0.-Fire followed by few explosions of minor character destroyed the chloride dis tilling building at the $3,000,000 gov ernment chemical plant at Kingsport Tenn, tonight, but so far as was re- ported there was no loss of life. The damage was estimated at more than $100,00O. --.------.-
 The origin of the blaze has not been determined, according to the rather meagre reports received here. First accounts said a number Of persons had been injured by the explosions but this later was denied.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
KUEF4LMANN TO. BE ONE
 OF cERMANY'S PEACE AGENTS

Copenhagen, Oct. 30.-rhe Berlin Lol1al Anzeiger, copy of which has heen received here, says Dr Richard Von Knehlnla m. former German sec retary of foreign affairs. will be one of Germany's representatives at the peace conference
 Dr. Won Kuehlmann resigned as for eizn secretary in July of this year. His fall from power was regarded ds a victory for the Germans, who op- posed vigorously Won Kuehimaun's ''moderats" views with regard to the war.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
OTRO AVANCE |NCLEe
AL SIJRESTE De
VALENCIENNES
Capturaron impeytantes posi-
ciones y varios miles de
BTlSsonsrSS.

r., Sa-sics, Esoeeial de LA PRENSA-"
LONDRES. Noviembrc 3.-Un be-
letin Official publicado aQui hoy en- cs-
Ia caDital dice que las fundjcones de
acero que 81 hallan al 'sureste dc Va
lcncicnnes v las cuales el enemiso
habia defendido con verdadera fur'a
.!urante cl dia. fueron capturadas po'
las tropas InglesaS.
la Inca britannica fue avanzada
una milla Y media al orrente de la
pobiacion las tropas inglesaa captu,
raron la villa dc St Saulve.
Como resultado dc dos diss de lu-
cha en- este frente. las tropaS del Ma
risc-t1 Haig han capturado cince mil
nrisioneros. cuatro tsnques Y alcunos
canoncs. Fuera dc vaTiaS accloncs
localcs aigunos encuentrCs &C patrl-
nsF-Gue Sc han lihrado durante la no
cire, NADIA hay que informar acerca
he las opcraciones en- cl frente brita-
aicO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
ENTIRE Ell 0ISE Y Ell
SERRE SICUE FL
AVANCEFRANCES
La infanteria rancesa ocupo
la villa de lie Croizaux-
Bois y Givry

Del Scrricio Especial Dcra la PRENSA.
PARIS, Novicmbre Eel Ministe-
rio de la Guerra dio a la pubiicidad
hoy. cl siguientc comunlcado Official:
"NuestraS tropas han continuado
hacienda avanccs cntrc los rios Disc
Scrre. Por medic de un ataquc por
sorpresa contra las posicioncs alema-
mas al nortc de Pargnylcs- Bois,
nuestras tropas quedaron en- poslbliI-
dad de hacerlc un regular numero de
priSioncroS al cnemigo Ell cl frcntc del
Aisne. La infantcria francesa, en- cl
curse dc In nochc. llevo a cabo nuc-
vos avances capture las Villas de Lc
CroizauX- Bois Y Givry.
La resistencia alcmana. particular
mcntc en- los bosques dc la Argona;
Sc ha jntensificado en- cicrto grado.
FL material dc guerra abandonaGo
cl sabado pOr los alemancs en- Su re-
tirada que cay6 en- manoS dc los
franceses. ha Sido aumentado con Ca
torcc canones. incluyendo clnco DC
grueso calibrc.
FL numelU dc prisioneros quo los
franceses han hecho al enemigo des-
dc ell principle dc cStas operHioncs,
eyccdc de dos mil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
NO SON MUCHOS Los
CASOS DEPULMONIA
EN- LA CAPITAL
Lo que hace mas seria Ia
situaciio6n es Ia escaseezz
de medicinas
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..,,,~, E,.-,ol ,,-1 Ia PRESSA.

T-i-g-u,-n E---r,nl pn-a LA PFbNSA-
NUEFA YORK, Noviembre 3.-Cn
trasmitido dc la ciudad &c Mexico IN
forma quo Ia Sjtuacion dc Ia ep'de-
ma ALI reinante es mucho me]or dc
10 qse 10 informG Ia Primcra mott
cia- Sc agrega que has autor1dades sa-
nitsriss han declsrado que so}amen-
to ma parte Dc los casos reS'stradoS
hasta IA recha son real Y pos'eVa-
mote de influenza, que en- 10 que
respeaa a hos casos de pneumonia, no
SOD siuo IN POGO mayores los que
periodicantente Sc registrar en- los
camhios de estacion-
Sc insiste en- asegurar que 10
que hace rea,mente seTa la sltuaclon
ALI es Ia escasez DE medicmas y Ia
irnpcsibaidad en- que Sc halsa Ia
sente pobre para cuntpsiT con todaS
las disrosiciones de IA autorldad sa-
nitsria- asi como para aerlgarse
convanientemente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04

Todo csta diSpuesto para Ia campa-
na que empreidera la "Womcn's
Working Reserve" Y que comenzara
marana. por la manana. en- la cludad,
para reclutar voluntariOs para los
trabajos dc fabrication de municlo-
ncs, de otros articulos csenciales
para la guerra. FL comitc esta bajO
la presidcncia dc Ia sonora ". S.
Hendricks. v Sc compone dc las Sc
noras mas distinguidas del cordado
dc BeXar.
FL obietivo dc la campana cs ayu-
dar a la Oficina de Empleos de los
Estados Unidos suministrar el con-
tinrente de 5,T00 ho1nbres para las
plantas del Gohierno. o que estan ba-
10 su vigilancia. que estan hacienda
suprcmos esfuerzos para llenar todas
las eyisencias de los soldados que cs-
tan en- los frentes. A Texas sc lc ha
pedido que cnvic su Quota de hon,hrcS
cl dia 20 del prcscntc, Y Sc cspcra
ouc San Antonio dc los 500 hombrc5
quo Sc lc piden.
Todo hombre que tenga mas dc iS
afo-; dc edad. que haya lleGado al oc-
tavo graGo de instruction, que peso
140 ibras, por 10 menos. es apto pa
ra el trabaio requcrido, el cual sc cla-
silica como de trabajo que requlerc
mediana instruction, el salario es
bueno, Y no hay pehgro de aleun ac-
ci6ente.
FL comitc de Ia Ssiiora Hendricks
tendra senoras estacionadas en- la
Oficina dc Empleos. 122 Main Plaza,
V una banda acompanara los ora
dores que recorrerdn Ia ciudad. los
que expiicaran al p1ibhco el objeto del
Servicio de Empleos de los Ests6os
Unidos, Y Sc espera que ssi el p,ibli-
co cstirrara los servicios de tai Off
Gina.
Ahora que Sc habla. nucho de Ia
paz es conveniente dar conocer 10
que ha dicho ,iltimamente el Director
Federal, H. ". Lewis. Dicho funcio-
mario asegura que aunque la paz Sc
declaro maDana. ell trabajo de hacer
municiones y danas articulos militia
res, tendria que ccntinuar, por 10
menos un ano, Y Sc basa en- la de-
claraci6n formal hecha en- Washing
ton por el Departamento de Ordenan-
Ia. de que la production re cesara con
la conclusion de la guerra. Ell Sc
cretario Daniels tambien dijo el sa-
bado iltimo que todayia despues de
Ia conclusion de La guerra habria a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
Sc EXTRAERA FL
PETROLEO EN-
DURANGO
GRAN INTERES EN- N. YORK
Los peHeleres aHaericanos Sc
entusiasman con las neti-
cias Fecibidas de
Mexico.

7elss-a-n Esree,1. porc II FREESi-
NUFVA YORK, noviemhre S.-Un
gran interes Sc fla da6o en- los cen
tros petroliferos de esta ciudad las
noticias trasmitidas aver de Mezi-
co. qae fnforran del descubrimeinto
9e grandes yacimientos petro'iteros
en- el Etado de Durango. Ssgun 10
exprssan las escasss informaciones
cue acerca del punto Sc han uas-
n1itido. en- varias haciendas de Ia mu-
nicinalidad de Mapimi fueron deseu-
biertos los yacinlientos ' por las m
vestieaciones que Sc han hechc por
ma comision ncmhrada pcr la Secre-
tsria de Inrustria y Comercio. sS-
bese cue esos yacimientos Sc eytien-
den en- una gran longitud hacia Ell oc-
cidente. tendiendo hacia e. Estado
de Sinaloa, creyendose Que pueden
Tlerar hasta muy cerca de Ia costa
del Pacifico.
Ssgun Sc supo en- funte autoriza
da. una de las mas poderosas COM
pariss americans Que tiene pIopie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
MANANA PRINCIPIARA LA CAMP ANA PARA
FL ENLISTAMIENTO De TRABAJADORES
La Oficina de Empeos de los Estados Undos necesita
$500 hombres para las plaatas del gobierne.

bundantc trabajo para todos los O.
brcros que ahora trabajan eli las
plantaS del Gobicrno.
Is generalmcntc sabido. anadc 81
Director Federal. que la historic dc
todas las gucyras cnscna que los
sicrcitos dc los conquistadorcs ticncn
que pcrmancccr ell cl tcrrcno conquis-
tado por muchcs amos. cjcrclcndo una
cspecic de policis. \ concluye ase-
gurando quc sc pasara mucho tempo
antcs dc Que los soldados vuclvan !
su patria.
La guerra aun no cSta concluida, III
10 seri sino hasta que Alemania sea
vcncida, dice Mr.. Lewis, Y aun cuando
lleguc csa hora. Ia production dc ma
terial de guerra para los soldados no
Sc suspendera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04

MUY ACTIVN
VERACRUz
U. TRAFIC0 PAgAsEADO
Han dejado de corer lbs
trenes en- las Was del
lasernoeanico, lstmo
V mexnana.
s-----a ---..-.,; 49, II PPENS4.

rsis-----a r---~-ct1f -1-1 IF PPENSt.
NtSFA YORK. noviembre S.-Ao-
tlcias DC raraots- particular crasn-
tdss 9es puerto dc Fe-acruZ = de Ia
cIudad &C. N"vicn. ha0ian de un re-
c-1Hec1myento ~ n campana rsvo-
lucinrarsa 80 q Tstasio &c Vgracrus,
dondc los felrc'Sres nan entrado. tu-
rapte los 7St1mos dlez . doce dias,
en- una srt1vldad lnuSlsada, IN SOM
hInartcn con lo= a|emenroS ca-sveles-
tas ere. ops-an on u ESts9n d
Puehia-
Tforrs- que q trsfco fsrroca-
rrlisrn ha sstadn S0Spendido tsnto
cn IA VIA del MsSicaro como IN a
del irteyoceanico. hshieHdo Sido asai
tados rarios trenes 1i6tares ~ am
has Was, regiStrandose una gran ma
tauza DE- soldadoS carauotstas De los
encargados de escoltar los trenes.
Uno de esoS treneS fue asaltado
en- las cercanias de Sos>dad Do una
c-ucsa partida revclucionaria, cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
ALEMANIA FORTlEiCA SU
FRONTERA DE BAVEERA

Del S<rr;eto Especial para Ia PRENSA-
COPENHAGUE. Noviembrc B.
Las tropas austro-hungaras cstan
siendo retiradas del frente occidental
V los alemanes, temiendo que los ALA
dos marchen a traves de Austria pa
ra atacarla por ese lado, estan pre-
parando lineas de defensa Y erigien-
do fortificaciones 10 largo de la
frontera bavaria, segun dice un despa-
cho dc Viena recibido hoy en- esta ca
pital
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
CPasa = Ia ia Col Sal
EsTA ENFEgMO FL Lie.
ES0UEVEL 0BREG0N

ral..---r,r Especial parc Ia FFENSA.
NTrEFA YORK, Norien5re ;.
ET Lie. Tori6io Esqrirei Obres6n,
gpe re HiBist,'o Ge HaciendG dr-
rrnts los prime-os nteses del 90
b;ernlo del General Hasrta, kc es-
tado sacramento enfermo de tr-
fluen-n, 10 mismo que s,e hijG. La
enfermeSnd que les hG oQaejGdo q
smbos sc no conspiicado con ne
a,orragics. u cuwque r,o Sc escueR-
trcr our coasplstamertie f,Grn. De
psIigro, 81 sstas sasuy n,siosoacs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
HARA UN VIAJE A MEXICO
D, ERNEST0 MADERO

rasoyer.1 Especial pare IA PRENSA-
NTEVA YORK. Nop'embre ).
Unn rez mos Sc dice con uStsten-
eiu que Ernesto Madero, h'n,stTo
de Hacienda que tu6 durante el go
bier7so de su sobrinO D. Francisco,
tisne yn arreglado TODD 10 reteren-
te su oiaje Merico y que en-
5rere soIdrd para aid. Dada Ia
fuente dc donde hn en1anHdo estH
noticiq Sc le do crsdito. pe1'o no Sc
iudica todoaa Ia fectd preclsd en-
gus pisnse repatriarss-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
j NOS SECRETOS
DELAARMADA
HAN SlDO
VIOLADOS
UN DELITO MUY GRAVE
La reveEacion de secretos de
esa naturaleza es castb
gada con la pena
capital.
Especial para ia "PTenss

LAREDO. Texas, noviembre 5
Los periodicos De Ia capital nreXi-
cana llegados hoy Ia frontera
traen L. noticia de que varios secre-
tos de Ia armada mexicana. relat!-
vos a pianos formuiados durante los
tiltimos amos de Ia administration
del Presidente Diaz con respecto a
construcciones navales Y de otra m
dole, fueron dados a conocer no So
lamente en- el pals, sino en- el ex-
tranjero. Tales proyectos planes
de la armada mexicana fueron re-
cientemente dados a conocer, en- for
ma amplia Y detallada, por un I'M
portante periodico que Sc publica en-
el Norte de los. Estados Unidos, Pc
riodico q algrlnos mexicanos pronli-
(Pasa : Ia IA Col "A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04

:. Tr-,. translation filed with the Post =.
); master at San sn;ouio. Tex. as re- =
). ouired by the act of October 6. 1917. =
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Del Sc,ricio Esnsciai pcrd Ia PREhSA.
PARIS. Noviembre 3.-Las noti-
cias oficiales francesaS sohre las opc-
raciones en- cl frcnte oriental, dan
cuenta dc Que la caballeria francesa
ha tenido un gran numero de cncuen-
tros con los dcStacamentos encmigoS.
en- los cualeS ha saIido triunfante.
Las tropas serbias han llegado al RIO
Danubio en- el frente comprendido en-
trc Senendria v la ciudad dc Befgra-
.. capital de Serbia.
Las citadaS noticias agregan que el
IN primcro dc Novicmbre hizo su en-
rada solcmne en- csa plaza. cl Primer
,jcrcito serbio y que otras tropas
Tu-aron cl koluburato y estan mar
i?ando ahora sobrc Chabats.
I'm Montenegro los yugo-eslaros
IAN ocupado la poblacion de Podgo-
tia
LIE ciudad de Belgrade fue ocupa-
la por las tropaS austriacas en- los
primeros meses dc la guerra, pues la
,;tada capital Sc encuentra sobre la
rargcn mcridional del Danubio. en- la
confiuencia con cl RIO Save, es declr
en- la fronters misma de Serbia
Hurgrie.
Sin duda. el movimiento rcvoluclo
mario de los yugo-eslavos en- el sur dt
FIungria, veadra favorecer grande
mente ci avance de las tropas aliada:
en- Serbia y Montenegro a preclpI'
tar la coupleta liberacion de esos
paiscs QUO por mas de tres amos su'
freron cl yugo teutonlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
EN- Ell NORTE DE
C0AHUILA HA
CEDIDO LA
EPIDEMIA
Sc ENVIAN MEDICINAS
Ell Consejo de Guerra dio per-
misc para ell enylo de me-
dicinas a los pueblos
damnificados.

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Ncv. g.
Las ulti1nas roticIas que de IA par
te norte de Coahrila Sc tiener sobre
el curse de Ia epidemic dc influenza
espanola. que tantas victimss causara
en- las pasadas semanas. son las que
ha empezado decrecer, sunque de
manera muy ler a.
Sc debe el o la influenza no ha-
va ilecho may numero de victImas
aun, v ell que haya pasado su periodo
critico, a la gestion que la autori-
dades civiles Y militares de Eagle
Pass hicieron ante el gobierno de
Washington, para Que el Conselo del
Comercio de Guerra. pcrmitiese el en-
r.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
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Del Scruic'o Especial para Ii FfENSA.
ROMA, Noviembrc Bel Ministe'
rio de la Guerra italiano dio a la pu-
blicidad hoy en- esta capital, un CO.
municado en- el que dice que la van
cuardia de la cabalieria italiana ha
cruzado va el ric Tagliamento por la
poblacion de Spilimbergo, la cual ha
sido ocupada por csas tropas.
FL mensaje agrega que la retirada
auStro-hGngara continua licvandose
a efecto con gran rapidez en- todo cl
frentc. v Sc cree que el enemigo tra-
Ia de cstablecerse en- la linea dc ese
RIO. para cuando Sc ponga en- cfccto
cl armisticio que va sc ha firmado.