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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16
CLARK

Miss Goldie scherer OF Clark was
Gary visitor yesterday.
Moving pictures were held IN the
local school house last evening. Quite
number OF people were present and
all report a well spent evening. Pic
lures viii be shown every Tuesday
night in place Of having night school
on Monday evenings
NJ William Nelson Of Cary vas a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16
EaN0 0dp7N W xag0 QAM b NGa
SCROWN POINT NEWS y
"a HAPPENINGS a y CAPITAL IN
II z5zSr1xTN Il ENSzr1Sd9 zR 1szf4A
sSN NNSESW- y DESN y N.Y. ~.

and Mrs. Timer and son of Gary were
guests at the home of Rev. Peters on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Al Hawkins. who has been dang
erously i'll the past week. Is greatly i'm
proved in health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16
inc visitor yesterday.

Pine visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Julius scheurer or Clark was
Hammond business translator last
evening.
Mr.. Fred Kruger OF Clark was a
Hobart business visitor
Mrs Otis Benner OF Clark was a
Gary visitor yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16
MUNSTER

The Hammond shoppers on Tuesday
were Mrs. Bert Jongsma. Mrs Sam
Schoon. and the Misses Elizabeth Flynn
Helen DeMik and Gertrude Jabaay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16

uble iron herbal discovered
Physicians of the Surgical Institute in Buffalo, ~ Y gives
snap pep vim vgor have this iron in the
"Ironttc" is blood maker, strength builder and
tonic. obtain Irontic" drug
the VIAL obtain test package sending
the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16

Every cent given to Red Cross War Fund goes for
War Relief.
The American Red Cross is the largest and most
efficient organization for the relief suffering that
the world has seen
1t is made up almost entirely OF volunteer work
ers, 100000 unseldsh Americans.
II is today bringing relief to suffering humanity,
both military and civil. in every war-torn Allied
country.
It is there to help soldier boys In time Of
need
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-16

BY helping the starving women and children u
the ruined districts of France and Italy it performs
a distinctly military service A soldier who knows
that Red Cross is helping his family fights with
renewed spirit.
Thus does Red Cross help to win the war.
Congress authorizes it.
President Wilson heads It
The war Department audits its accounts.
Your Army. your Navy, and your AIIles enthusl-
astically endorse 1t.
Twenty-Five million Americans have joined II
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
THEIRS is AN IMPORTANT BIT
Women's Red Cross Making Strenuous
Efforts for Soldiers

The Red Cross will make a shipment
of knitted articles on Monday, Janu-
airy 81, and requests that all make an
effort to complete their work and hand
it to Mrs. G. F. Dahl.
There is great need for knitted
socks, and we must all help. An Dffi-
cial report has come stating that tn ere
are no wooden socks for our men in
France except those which the Red
Cross has furnished. We furnish
yarn and printed directions.
On Monday the Red Cross shipped
the following articles: q hospital
shirts, Is bath robes, pair bed socks,
II knitted wash clothes and 8 pairs
pajamas, the latter being made by the
women's committee of the Council of
defense.
Since the last report our member
ship has increased. We now have $50
original members, 292 new members
and l66 renewals. All are urged to
join before the end of the month.
The Home Circle club has joined
those working on the surgical dress
ings and will meet Monday afternoons
in the rooms over the Lindenann bank
The Red Cross win make an exhibit
of the three branches of work-sewing
knitting and surgical dressings and
bandages at the farmers institute this
week.
On account of closing of the public
library all Red Cross activities will be
handled in their rooms over the Bank
of Eiroqua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
A HALF OF A CENTURY PASSES
Former Vernon County Citizens OBJ
serve Golden Wedding

On November "a, 1867, Helen NJ.
Smith and Frank B. Southwick were
united in marriage at the horne of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anan-
las Smith, at Viroqua, by Rev. Geo.
w. Nuzum. Among those present
were: Mrs. and Thos. Brown, Mr.and
Mrs. VIM. Burlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton South
wick, Mrs. Martha Coe- Everson, Mrs.
Hattie Coe- Purdy, Mrs. Myra Derby
Morrison, Mrs. Ann Southwick-G Good
ell, Mrs. Ella Southwick-Jo Johnson, Mrs.
Smith-Bennett, John Gaines, Brice
Purdy, Lloyd Coe and Albert Smith.
The young couple went at once to the
grooms farm in the town of Franklin.
AFTER FIFTY YEARS
A company of relatives and friends,
with well-flled baskets, assisted this
worthy couple IN November "a, 1917,
to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding at their home in Salem,
Oregon. We quote from a Salem pa
per: "Of interest to wide circle of
friends, was the celebration of the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Southwick, when rela-
tives and friends gathered unan-
nounced to aid them in properly OBJ
serving the day. Mr.. and Mrs. South
wick have resided in Salem for
thirty-six years, and have been active
in many worth while things"
Among the former Vernon county
people at this golden wedding We're:
Mrs. Milton Southwick, now Mrs. Ad-
ans; Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Briggs, MIR.
and Mrs. Ami Southwick and Mrs.
Ada Lake of Viroqua, who IS visiting
in Salem.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
LAW MUST BE COMPLIED WITH
Mayor Sounds Warning to Peddlers
and Solicitors

My attention has been directed to
the fact that trancient peddlers and
solicitors for aims and aid for persons
and institutions, is carried on in vio-
lation of the city ordinances. No per-
son is permitted to do any of these
acts without first having license or
consent, and people observing such
practices are invited to advise me or
notify the city marshal.
w. f. GARRETT, Mayor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

William NJ. Crume, member of the
Niroqua town board is quarantined for
small pox at his home a mile south of
the city. His wife and two other
members of the family have the dis
ease, two that have not; one son, has
recovered. DIR. Crume has been quar-
antined since Saturday. They must
stay in for at least ten days longer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-in Niroqua. January 10, a pocket
book containing sum of money. Finder will
be rewarded if returned to the Censor office.
FOUND-In Viroqua a 5 m of money. Oyv-
ner can reclaim the same by proving property
and paying for this notice. 81
FOUNDING miles east of Viroaua some
time ago, black knit wool shawl Owner
can secure the same by calling at Ray Hem
derson's, one mile east of Viroqua. S-l*
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
Headed for He Knows Not Where

A brief note from Captain c. E.
Buffers dated New York City, Janu-
airy 10, says: Just to let you and the
friends know that | don't know where
I'm going, but am on the way. l ar
rived here this afternoon. Mrs But
tiers will stay in Waco, Texas, until
the northern weather moderates con-
siderably. Adolph Wolfgram and
Martin Gulbrandson, as orderlies, are
with me. No news that would be real
news are we allowed to send. Will
try and write something of interest
from the other side. Best wishes to
air.
Buffers address is: Captain c.
E. Buffers, Headquarters S2nd Div
ision, A. f. F. Par B. c. NJ, Paris.
France. via New York.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
sENTRYs From HrLLsRoRo

Mrs. Hingman tel on the Sidewalk in front
Of the hotel aud broke her arm.
Oryas Harris. OF Forest township. went
over to Viroqua, to get copies of deeds that he
lost when his house burned in December.
Mrs. Th0s. Shonesy. Miss Helen Nance and
Mrs DR.. Mackechnie went to Lacrosse. where
Miss Nance submitted to an operation.
There has been some favorable changes made
at the local hospital. whereby another room
has been added and also new private office.
VIM. Kramer Of Forest township had suffi-
ciently recovered from his operation to return
10 his home. He was in the Lutheran hospi-
tai at Lacrosse
Joe Sebranek took his son to Rochester for
further examination by physicians The boy
submitted 10 an operation there several weeks
previous for the removal Of growth from his
nose.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

For Rent-My commodious residence, one
block south of the public schools, in fine re-
pair. also 5-room tenement on Decker street
J. Henry Tate, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
FOR RENT

For Rent-Or for sale. my 8-room new mod
ern house, good location Also choice building
lots at the right price. N. d. McLees. Viroqua
William Webb. Soft
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
Said or Written to the Censor

Former Sheriff Chas. E. Ward, Glen
dive, Montana:"A great many changes
have taken place since we moved from
old Vernon county eight years ago.
Our son, Wilbur c. Ward, who then
was attending school at Onalaska, Is
years old, is now somewhere inFrance,
U. S. soldier. He left here with the
Dawson county boys for Camp Lewis,
Washington, on October 3. November
10, the officers of his company called
for a certain number of volunteers
to go to France for service at once.
Wilbur was one of the first to volun-
teer, and was accepted. He left Camp
Lewis November II, passed through
here and went to Camp Mills, Long
Island. Then to Camp Merritt, New
Jersey. He wrote me December II
that they were ordered to be ready
to move on thirty minutes notice. |
have not heard from him since He
belonged to Co. 6, 164th Infantry /
saw in yesterdays paper that that
regiment had just arrived in France
safely. Wishing you all happy and
prosperous new year, and hoping that
all of our boys will return safe and
sound, after licking the Kaiser"
Theodore Saugstad, Westby: "For
the first time in more than twenty
years | am today taking a grist to
mill. | have raised little wheat dur
ing past years, and have bought the
flour used in our household. Last
year | sowed small acreage and rails
ed fine yield of excellent wheat But
it seems like old times TO go to mill
again. We are pretty anxious about
all army movements, having two sons
in the government service"
John Shisler, Genoa: 81 want to
start this new year 1918 right by re-
hitting the price of years subscrip-
ton to the good old county paper,
which we have had in our family al
most from the first issue. / am now
sixty-eight years old and my health
is not the best"
Louis H. Keir, Fortuna Ledge, Alas
ka, Nov. IL Enclosed find order for
two dollars to keep my name on the
Censor's family list. We are having
fine weather here; 20 degrees below
zero is the coolest so far this winter,
with very little snow. A few of the
prices prevailing here at present are:
Eggs 81 per dozen, butter 75c. sugar
15c, potatoes l0c. bacon 60c, beans
25c, flour 13c, and everything else in
proportion except fresh meat. We
get plenty Of reindeer meat at 25c by
the side"
Mrs. DR. Moe, Heron Lake, S. Oak:
I'VE are just completing a fine new
hospital building and expect to end
our days in South Dakota. Every
thing is fine here and we like it very
much"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
WANTED

WANTED To rent a farm Of 1O0to 800
acres stocked with cows. live stock and ma
ehinery Have plenty of help. Address A. G.
Briley, NiroqUa. RI. 3-1-'
WANTED-A girl TO do general housework
Inquire Of Mrs. NJ. J. Felix, Viroqua. 3-2
WANrED-To rent a good farm. 80 to 100
acres with II 10 cows furnished and some to-
0acco land. Please address me Viroqua, RS.
Warnie Cox. 3-l-~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

Remember the big dance at Run.
ning's hall Friday night.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
FIND YOUR WANTS herr
For SALE

FOR SALE-Two moderate sized dwelling
houses and lots For particulars call on Earl
c. Truesdale City. 2-2
FOR SALE-A good six-room house in
south section Of the city. snap il taken
soon. Apply % H. P. Larson. 3-tf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

FOR SALE-A moderate sized residence in
the southern section Of city. Call at Larson
Bros. monument works for particulars. 2-if
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

Mrs. DR.. Moe, Heron Lake, S. Oak:
we are just completing a fine new
hospital building and expect to end
our days in South Dakota. Every
thing is fine here and we like it very
much"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

FOR SALE-A few pure bred Poland China
bears. viii be sold reasonable if taken soon.
C. o. Olson, Westby, RI. Stiff
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

FOR SALE-Fve tons of good baled hay
from NOV. $2S per ton delivered at Vroqua.
Ray Horribly. 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16


the DAY. Inquire Of Jack Tewalt
Wanted-Men and women as attendants
(caretakers of patients) atstate hospitals for
insane and feeble minded. Entrance salary Tor
men $50 and maintenance; for women $40 and
maintenance. Promotions quarterly For APP
plication blanks. address Wisconsin Civil Ser
vice Commission. Madison. Wis. 42-l0leow
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

FOR SALE--A small house. well built, large
lot. in Goes addition. Inquire of F. w. Alex
ander. 52-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
Sc. HAN OCULTADO LAS
VERDADERAS CAUSAS
DE LA CRISIS

n, Serr.r'o Espcz,qi Pcrq Il PEENSI.
MADRID. Septiembrc 29.-Sc dice
en- los circuios politicoS que laS yer
daderaS caUSas que produjcron ia
crisis rcciente entire Espana Y Ale
mania So han gusu'dado en- srcreto por
los DericdicoS. pcro GU" * perfecta-
mente sabidc VA que cI principle de
dicha crisis - debi0 i cue sc descu-
brio fucra ic toda duda que los mrem-
bros de las tripulaciones de los barcos
internados Sc habian eStab ccidc ell
divcSos rurtos De IA costa Y eStaban
dedicados 4 propCrcionar toda ciaSe
dc iuformaciones acerca dc los moNi-
micntoS de los barcoS por cuya eau
81 pidieroH las autor!dades brltanl-
cas- que 81 tonlara ma aGclUn ener-
gica que les puSier;s fin 3 tales actos
contrarioS Ia neutralidad que habla
venido otservando ESpana.
De eSta manera tue como Sc creo
Ia seria situacion international que
parece haberSe despelado Va un tanto
V ella fue agravada slln mas por las
diferencias d. crlterio que surgicror
en- 81 sene del Gabisnts sobre las me-
dldas que habia que adcptsr.
De estas diferenciaS dc crlterlo,
que llesaron q ser Ian hondas que a
menazaron variaS veces Ia eNiStencla
del actual gobie-no, dependlo Gue Sc
celebrar2n muchoS Ccnsejos dc Mi
nistroS que sc prolongaron durante
varias horaS y. Seg-n Sc dice, antes
dc que los ministries lograran poncr-
Sc de acuerdo acerca de Ia nota que
SC epvi6 u Alemania, mas de $50
discurSoS Sc pronuncIaran Y mas de
81 documentcS iuerar leidoS.
La conclusion que 81 espera de to-
do esl> es que 10 puede ecnarsele cn
cara a. Gablente Que preside 81 senor
M.ura. con justicia, cue haya sido
precipitada II determination Que SC
tonl9 en- relacinn con Alcmania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
LOS lNGLESES CONBATEN EN-
Los SUBURBIOS DE
CAMBRIA.

De- Scrc:cio Especial para Ia PEENSL.
PARIS, Scpticmbrc 29.-Las tro-
pas britanicas estan combatiendo en-
los suburbicS de Cambria, segin di-
cen las noticias que Sc recibieron hoy
al medic dia.
Sc dice igualmente que las tropa3
americanas que operan Ell la Cham
pagne Sc apoderaron de Brieullcs, en-
el Meuse, Y de Romagne, que est4
al Oestc de aquella ciudad, que Sc ha-
LA en- las cercanias del bosuue dt
Romagnc, y que el ataque csta pro-
grcsando de una manera favorable.
En- la miSma region dc la Champag-
ne Y al Norte del AiSne, los ejercitoS
frarceseS del General Gouraud Y del
General Mangin volvicron a emprcn-
der cl ata4uc cSta manaua, habiendo
encontrado una dcSc5perada reSjSten-
cia por parte dc los alemanes.
Sc anuncia tamben quo los alema-
res SC cstdn rctirandp en- el Athlete
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
RAPIDAMENTE Err A N
ATENDIDQS LOS
AHOGADOS
El pepto. d c Bomberos
facilitara ell aparato
necesarI0

\ iniciativa del senor Goetz. Jefc
del Seryicio de Bomberos. el Departa-
mento respective ACADIA de obtener un
nuevo aparato, denominado "pulmo-
tor el cual SC usa especialmente en-
los casos de ahogo dc asfiXia.
la utilidad dc este aparato esta
pcrfectamente comprobsdo. pueS Sc
han hecho inumcrablcS cXpe.imcntos
con el, todos con un resulta6o satis-
factC4-ic. I'm las Srandes capitaies Sc
uSan nucho estos aparatoS rzra aten-
der las personas que han sufrido
slgGno de los academies Tuc henios
mencionado-
picho sparato cstsra d disposition
del publico. siendo sus servicios abso-
lutamente gratis. baStando Que, Ell el
momento en- que Sc necesite Sc lame
u la oficiua central de BomberoS c
inmediatamente el individuo encar-
gado dc este servicio. ocurrira d DON
de SC le solicite, apicando el nliSmo
el aparato a la persona que Sc este
asfiXiando que Sc ahogue.
Tambien, iniciativa del mismo Sc
nor Goetz, ell Departamento de Bom-
beros ha efectuado la compra de unos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
Los tamaulipecos quieren hacer el suelo
de su Edo., tan rico como ell de Yucatdn
LA LEGIS LATURA DE
GUANAIUAT0 FUE
DESC0NOCIDA
La CamaEa de diputadcs no
toma en- cuenta a ese
cuerpo legislative
lcg,Gma Esp,riai para IL PRENSA.

IclcgsdWG Esp,riHi para IL FRENSl.
LAREDO, Texas. septiembre 81
Una situaci0n political como Ia de los
Estados dc Guerrero V Tamaulipas,
va ser crcada Ell el EStado de Qua
najuato. como consecuencia del des-
conocimicnto que ha hecho la Camara
dc DiputadcS dc Ia Legislature qua
najUateHse recientementc inStalada
en- la entidad mencionada.
Segun 10 refieren las infcrmaciones
trasmitidas De Ia capital. Ia camara
de diputadcs acord6 deiar sin res
puesta Ia COMMUNICATION que Ia Legis-
latura de Guanajuato le remitio par
ticipandole su installation y el princi-
pio de sus laborcs.
FL desconocimicnto de csa Legisla-
tura quedo practicsmentc aprobado al
resolYer ia camara acknowledgements a
la proposition de un diputado por
Guiana juato, de que no Sc tomara en-
cuenta la communication del nuevo
congreso guanaiuatense, porque este
habia sido instalado contrariamente a
las ideas politicas del carrancismo, J
porque csc cuerpo 10 integraban ele-
mentos netamente 'reaccionarios' a
los que habia apoyado el gobernsdor,
/ ~ -, \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
REGRESO A WASHINGTON
Ell SR. PRESEDENTE
WOODROW WILSON

rE-g-r-ss Es-s-acI rcru - PSEhSA,
NUEyA YORK. Septiembre %
u Presidents Wilson Saiio hoy para
Washington deSpues dc hahsr rec!bl-
do la. calurosa despedida dc las ului-
+ltudes que vieron pasar 81 autonoN1l
por las Gales que hay que recorrer
para II desde e. Hotel Astoria hsSts
la EStaclon Pennsylvania.
Una gran cantidad dc gentc estu-
VI esperanto pcr eSpacio dc mas de
una hora frentc al hotel con obJeto
de verlo Sslir y 10 ovacionU a rerlo.
AnteS de que partiera el tren, el
Pdte. WolSon estrecho n mano lie
mas de ciucuenta personals, en- "a pla-
tafouna posterior del carro en- que
viajaba Y entire los indiyiduos que tu-
vieron entire las SuyaS Ia mano dc Mr..
Wilson Sc contaron varies maquinis-
tas Y trahsjsdores de Ia estaci@n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
UNCRAVECARCO
FUE LANzADO
CONTRA I'm
CONSUL
UN DIARIO ACUSA AL SR,
S. VAZQUEZ DE HABER
EXTENDIDO CARTAS
A AMERICANOS
lel>grama Especial para ii PEENS.i.

Tel>g-Gmq ESpccidt para IL PEEASl.
san DIEGO. Cal. scptienbre 30.
-Graycs cargos nan lido lanzados
contra cl scnor Samuel Nazqucz,
Consul del goh;cgno mc%!canc Ell esta
ciudad, per unO de los PARTICIPATES
peli6dicos Ic San Diego. III asunto
Ia causado gran ;ensaci0n. especial
nente entire la colonia meXicana que
cs aqui muy numcroSa Y Eromctc ocu-
par Ia atenci0n pubiic; durantc aleia
tempo. no siendo iificil que las au-
toridadcs tengan que intervcnir en- Il
FL asunto es cl siguiente: II pcri@-
dice San Diego Sun" :tcus0 n sehor
Samuel NazqueZ de hsber vcndido
a ciudadanos americanos mi!lares De
certificaGoS en- los que consta que
tStoS son ciudadanos cXtranjeros por
nacimicnto. este cs. mcXicanos.
I'll Consul VazIu"z mega cnsrgl-
camentc 81 cargo que lie lanzo el eta
do pcriodico, asegurando que sola-
mcntc ha cXgeddo cert!ficados los
ciudadanos nacidos en- Mexico y que
ningun ciudadano americana Sc le
la favorecido con I'm certificado Sc
mejante.
Farecc que el Consul est! diSpuesto
l!evar e aSunto a e an te a
efecto De que Sc prucbe pu-
blicamente que los cargos
que ie han sido lanzados son falsos.
Parece tambien que el periodico que
tai hecho sostiene sus cargos. dandG
entender que posee pruebas de su
acuSaciUn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30

: master ut San Antonio. Tex. a. - :.
J: uuirc,l ty the act OF October t. 1917. =
:. = :. So. = :. = :: :. = :, :. :. : :;
p.{ .Srrt.rio ESpcriqi rcr1 IL PHENS.i.
LONDRES, Septicmbrc 29.-Las
tropas inglesas y amcricanas llevaron
a cabo u los diez minutes para las scis
dc esta manana, un ataquc al Norocs-
te dc San Quintin. De acucrdo con
las noticias trasmitidas por el MarlS-
cal Haig SC esti combatiendo en ct
frentc entero que va desdc San Quin-
tin hasta cl Scarpe, siendo la extern
sion de la linca de combatc dc trcln-
ia y ciuco millas.
FL cerro britanico sobrc la plaza de
Cambria csta progresando favorable
mcnte. Segun dicen los informes Off
ciales, los canadienseS capturaron el
sistenla dc defensas conocido como Ia
Inca Narcoigne-M -Masinicrs hasta el
Nortc dc Sally.
\ contar dcsdc la mariana del rler-
neS. los ingIeses han capturado ccrca
de dieciscis mil priSioneroS, habicndo
tenido lugar aver una vioienta lucha
cerca dc Gonnelieu y de Welshridge.
Las tropas britanicas hicicron tam
bicn algunos progresses eli los cam
pos altos que Sc eXtiendcn al SToes-
te de Councillor, pcro en- Welshridgc
Sc vicron oblisados rctroceder lige-
ramentc.
En- las primeras horaS de Ia ma.a-
la de hoy renoyaron suS ataqueS las
tropaS inglesas en- csc sector y logra-
ron aqauzar, hahiendple herho prisio.
neros al enemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
FL trasplante del he
Mcqueen ha dado yo
megnificos resultados
Sc pr opaga a rdpidamente
la marauiltosa planta
en- las hacieadas de
esa entidad
fronteriza

'-La industrial hcneQuenera ell ci
Estad0 dc Tamaulipas ha tornado un
auge eXtraordinario y csta llamada a
alcanzar I'M grado de desarrollo Supe-
rior uui2aS todaS las dcmaS en- Ia
Rcpuhics. Is esta Ia mcior Y ms
simr:itica noticIa Que puedo dar a
ccrra dc Mexico, noticia que, tengo
Ia seguridad. Sera leida con interes
Y con susto por todos los meXicanos
sin distinction dc credos politicos : cs-
pecialmente por los tanauipecos.
Una noticia de eSta naturaleEa, ade-
mas dc Ia gran ventaja Que tienc de
quo es acogida con beneplacito haSta
por los mas indiferentcs. posee la de
ser lltil al pals, I 81 que es una gran
ventaja ell dar--y principalmente en-
leXtrapiero-noticiaS favorables 4
Mexico, "a que tantas malas sc publ
can
Las anteriores paiabras pertenecen
al senor ingeniero Nardo Dorbeker,
Jefe de Estadc Mayor del Presiden-
te Diaz durante los ultimos meseS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
RETIRANSE LAS FUERZAS ALE
MANAS EN- RUMANIA

Dc; Scrrbio Espcrioi para ii PRbASi.
PARIS. Scpticmbrc 29.-Notic!as
ouc SC han recibido de Suiza dicen
cue las fucrzaS alemanas dc ocupa-
ci0n que SC cncucntran Ell Rumanla
com"nzaron Il retirarsc dc aquel pals
cI vicrncS ultimo.
Tambien Sc dice que cstan corricn-
DO pcrsitentemcnte rurlorcs dc que
In poblaci6n rumaua sc ha rebelaio
Y que las autoridades civiles alema-
ma cstan cambiandO violentamentc
todcs suS archives.