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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
0UIMENTOS OBREROS
DE- una FABRICA
QUEDAN SIN
TRABAJO
Abandonment sus traba-
Jos los hiIadores de Ia
fabrica. de San
Antonio Abad
"or CorTco. pare I'D PRENSA."

Por C0rrco. pare IL PRENSA."
MEXICO. q de jul:o.-En Guiaieatcs horn
bres Ia s!do aGraeatada en- esta capital esa
multitud dcse3perada que CORE IL ciIdad dia-
riamentc en- ;oaos los rumbos en- pos dc ira
bajo para ganarae 81 pan y sin podcr en- min
Guna Har:e conseGu;- 10 que con tanto aHnc-
20 huscGn.
En- Z! departancnto de h;ladcres de Ia FL
.kbad, ochenta de csos mancjadores de las
maquinaS hiladoras ST. dcc.arIroR en- huelga
porque. segin clos. lie alEin tempo 4 esta
parte SC les vienc dando para su trabaio IN
hi!o de tan maIa caIiGad que no les pernitc
trabajar 10 necesario para sacar su G:ario
systemic. pues todos eiIos ganan salaries de
acucrdo con In tarca que descmpeien duran
te el ola.
Como Ia compania 0 cmpresa de n men
cionada r&brica no ate2dir-a Il IL deman
daS &c los maq"!1!sSas, csto% Sc declararon
en- huelgR y d.is-oE Cue no rcaHudaraE sus
!abores hasta CUE Sc les proporcionara para
elias e. hilo Due aULiEramentc se usaba y ei
cu&l no les ocGsioHa "a pcrdida De tempo
que im?.ica cl $50 del hilo na!c que Sc les da
en- IA actu2litad.
Como resull.do j. IA hueiga de ,os ma
quiRistas. qu.uientos obrc-os que ;rabajan
en- los demas te~partamentos de l. misma ia
brica y cuyas laborcs consisten CT comr,,IIar
los trabaio5 cue los tejcdoCes conienzan, han
quedado cesantcs. Significance So eesantia
Ia falta dc pan para ot-a7 tantas tanii!ias.
pues va Sc supondra que tales ob-eros no
,icnen o;ra rlancra de vivir cue su trabajo
,iiario en- las fabricas.
Una com!s56n de los obreros cesantes en-
.rcvis.6 Z IN g-upo &c los maquInIsuas en-
huel.a. solic;:aado dc estos que torne:: al
-rab&jo. siGuiera por coapane-;smo. va que
So retirada &c :! siGnifica IA :a!ia de trabajo
para una eran :~nayoria. pero los h~relgu!s-
tas no accedieEon y 10 huelga continaa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27

La GAIA DEL RELoJ.
Essa magnifica GAIA es de orc Teleno de
calda6 fina, con Q taPas eIter:o-es y INA
Interior para p~roteger Ia maqulE tIere IA
corona Via a-eolIa del nl.;n.o ~sisten., en- su
Spar;encia es igual 4 los E~elojes Cue cuestaa
tres o cuat-o veces mas.
TENEMos yARIoS EsTTLoS DE DiBUJos
DEERENTEs z ToDos EoI pREc1osos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
DAUDET VOLVIC' \ DECLARAR
EN- Ell ASUNTO DE MALFE

PARIS. Julio 25.-N. Leon Dau'
def. director de L'Action F~rancalse,
cuya carta dirigida al PreS'cente
Poinca-e, a~curanGo a Louis Ma!Vy, eS
secretario del Interior, de TRACTION a
Ia patria. y que tuvo por resultado
ell Immediate proceso del ex MinisSro
citado. continue aver prestando sls
~declarac!ones ante el Gran Jurad DC
Sanado Nacional.
4 solicit1d del testigo, su declare
ci6n sobre ciertos puntos, sc hizo a
puerta cerrada, no permitlendcsc Ia
permanenc:a en- ell salon, nj aun aque-
los funcionarios que no tenIan rela-
ci6n con ell tribunal que conocIa de "a
acusaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
De Ia CIUDAD De ME:XLCO
Corranza 0:sit5 Ia fdbrica de cartuchos.-La expor5aci6n
de petroieo.-Pr0x;aa0s inegos NoraEes.-Los RegO-
cios de los miiiares carTancisfas.-E Ell go5ierro eko-
Traro papei.

MEXICO. - Go !alia,-Ayer per is raana-
~S-etsr:o p2-Scu,a: Pedro CT! Ea:.as. pract!-
&C Inn vista L los r2Ie=cs de l. FGa=ica
Naciona! de Ca-suchoS. pare darse cuen:a del
2urcc-o exscso de proyecti!e3 que dicha fabci-
CO produce Gis-isuaeEte. pues pa-ece que tie
ne u plan especial para cnprende- una O.
-e:s!va ce pacii!caci6n cue 81 miSno piensa
c:-;gi-. : hGsta e. CGmero exacto de IA pro-
G-cci6n 2Gc!orGl de cartuchos en.-a en- los nue.
v0s planes del jcfe del Ejecutivo carraneista.
~ ~ret!-arse Car-anza despues d. vis:tar
todos lcs Gepar:aEaentos dc u mencinnada EU-
o7ca, por mis- CUE aiSuRos dc Icc je;es de
clos lanZaron "vivas'' en honor del visitsn-
te y sus acompanantes. eI total de los obre.
-cs que a!li traba;an pe-maneci6 cansdo y los
vivaS no tcvieron eco ~ninsuno.
Oeho MI to=cIcccs de petr6Iso sc e-portGron-
In d!ecis:ste h2-cos Ds:roieros cue arri-
baron L TsnD.=o p=ocedentes del puerto anne
r!sa-o &c NucYa Orleans han sido ezpcytadas
para IL See:as Repcblics del norte ocho nil
toacisSss dc Rcs!-e mineral
Sc sake cue ISs nencionados ,-aas-o-,es
SSS@ GoEO-L.SSS PO-
se-is de=--oyeS de = armada rorte-a-aerica-
IA, pcss Sc tsne 2o- Ds-te del gohierro de los
.5tatos Ua;6os Cue slgunos sumergibles .eu-
tones Sc ha1en en- sxuas iamediatas 4 los puer
tos de Mexico y pe-petren IN atentado con el
carEarnento de pe:=oleo referido.
La cant!dad de petr6leo expo-tada en- era
vez, es para los grandes ecntros ~;nGus.riales
de los Es.ados UniGos y fue coas-:cada con
Nc1icopor representatives de esos misnaos CEN
tics.
E! sos.ensdor dc los juegos ~jloraics. L
Para los juegoJ Tiorales cue esta organizan-
90 Il Junta de Fcsteios de Covadonga en- es-
- capital. festejcs que. como es ssbido, tie
ncn verificativo e. oeho de septiembre Ge ca
Ga ano. fu5 iavi5ado para man:enedor el cS-
celentisino Sr. Antonio de Zayas, Duque de
AnaAi. Miaistro de Espana en- Mexico y IN
exquisite poeta de fana reconocida.
e Duque de- Amalff. al ser ;~nvitado, de-
chino moaestamenie Ell honor cue &c le ha-
eia. eontsstando cue en- Mexico existen poe
=. Mss &s d. IA 6rrS2Soa: pGo COMO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
FL PTO. De TAMPIC0
ESTA AMENAzADO
DE- UNA GRAVE
EPIDEMIA
Las maIas condolences
de sandal pHeden dar
hgar a una peste
asoladora
,r-oo nov, IT.

Por Corrco. para La PRf.EHS2
TAHPICO, TAMAULiPAS, Julio 2l.-De
u! Laanera Sc IN dcscuidado 2c- n~restras A.
toridaGcs lie asco &c las GALES del puerto. ;
e. tan maiis coEcicione5 dc hygiene nos CT
cUntramos. que c! principle de n temDoTad2
&c lluvias hace tenIer que sc desa.Toi!c una e
pidcrci2 como las que en- otraS cpocss nan
diezmado esEa poblacidE.
La cscasz &c aqua cue Sc ha dejado sentir
dcsde hace variaS seElanEs. no hecao que ei
dreraie rcsulte yoco r..encs que Until, pues
en- les canos "naest.oS' So aiciacena lnde-
fiaid&mcntc TODD c! despcrdicio Que I los con-
ductos srbte-raneos es ar-oiado en- touve .os
ru1abos de Il ciudad. llenanto 81 fermentation
81 arhiente DC o.orcs m~eiiticos que son crea-
dorcs &c rniriadas &C microbes.
For el -umbo de In antigua laguna or Uer-
~pintero. segun inforElaciones, Sc han dido va
aigrnCs cases de :iebrc sospechosa de que sea
'amGr;la". ) es claro que LIS nlaiisimes con-
dICioncs higlcEIcGs en- que Sc aal!a el puerto
constitaycn IN aTb:eUtc favorable para el de-
sar9ol!o de tai en:e:Tnedad. misna que ALA
ror los ARCS dc iGO3-f sc Lego 4 desarrollar
de tai manera que causaba diarianente entire
vciaticinco y treinta victimas.
En- varias oportunidades. los vecinos del
b2~-io del Cenlen.erio vicio Sc han Waldo de
comisiones que Sc acerquen l.! .Ayuntamiento
para gesiionar que LIS condolences de salu-
hridad en- que dicho barrie Sc halla sean mel
jorad=s. pero parecc que tales g~estiones no
na1. daGo resultado alGuao favorable. POI 20
cue aumcnte dia Z dia el peligro en- que es-
taaos de que Sc desate sob-e este puerto una
epidemic que ~costaria nluchos centenares de
vidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27

II Janta de CovadoaE.. ...- <. roeta
ibe-o no puGo menos que a@cytaT. auYlri!cado
sicmprc cue 10 haria en- case de que no hui
hiesc persona QUO 10 sustituysYa.
Sc perni:iTG 10 Importation az r6;ro5a
y iWimiHGntes.
La Sccretaria de Guerra conunic6 al Co
bicrno de Distrito Federal que habia conce-
dido el perniso para traer q nuestro pals
In cantidaG dc mil Glen kilcs de municion dc
Promo y treScicntas mil fulmiuantes para eS-
copeta. los que serian dedicados q Ia GAIA.
Las solicitudes &c reterencia fueron hecias
ror varios par:icularcs que tcnian -sas mer-
~canctas Ell In Inca div;soric y espeeraban cl
pcruiso necesar;o para intro5ucirlas 4 Next
CO.
T-cinta . dos pistolos ro5Gaos en- TN teller.
Desde hace tempo que II policia tiene CO.
nociraiento de que varios individuos Sc dedi-
can en- esta capital a robar arnas de toGas
classes, "a sea ~pis;olas, rifles. espGdas. &C..
las que lucgo son vendidas 4 los asentes dc
los rebsldcs. que con frecuencia vicnen 4 es-
II capital.
Dos de estes pcligrosos indivi5uos iu-ron,
seGuramente los que Sc prese2ta-on antenyc-
eE Ia ta-de en- un taAe-s Gaecanico y de aiquc-
lado, de Ia Gale Josefs Ortiz dc D~oningue=.
en- donde habia una existencia de treinta y
taatas p:stolas en- buea estado. Dichcs indi-
riduos indicaron al d1eho del taller que que
rian unos t~rabajos, los que expncsron. que
dando confo-r:cs con el precio. y Sc ret:-aron ::
pero du-aEte ell tempo que estuv:eron en- 81
taller. no cesuron de ohservar todcs los deta-
lies de este: las paredees. las ventanas, los
~caicnes de Il herramienta = los de las ar
mas. etc.
Los resultados de las observaciones hechas
por los desconocidos no Sc hicieron esperar.
\ Il mamma siguieate. es deci-. hoy. GUAM
do e. duelo del taller meednieo sc present6
4 abrir este. Sc encontr6 rotas les ce'raduras
de varies caiones asi como los de Ia puerta
de 81 oficiua. : not6 Ell seguida n falta de
todas las pis.olas que en- sus cajas TENN, asi
COMO Ia &c un rifle CUE ie hab!R s:do Isvado
para su eonpostura.
embellishments di6 parta sci sobo a "a pc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
Sc l1augara glll ElueVo
taatro en- el Puerto
de Tarnpico

Po- Co-reo. para Ia PRENSA."
TA8IPICO. TAMAULIPAS. - de Julio
Muy pronto los kob:tantes d. este puerto
que son SfectoS = los espectacvlas cu!-Ss. con-
:a-aa con IN nuevo cent-O a~r;istico Cue esti
siendo terminate po- u cOaociGa enprcsa ~
y !. Baidit. en- 81 espacio CUE ocupo 81 Tea
ITO O5-e-o en- Ia Gale del Concrete.
Ei Ruevo cine-oea.ro. qae Sc llanara Cine
Vcaecia. esta hecho con todss las coEnodida-
des no5ern2s : c0eata coz TODD 10 necesario
para hacer de 81 IN centric &c diversion que
acabe-a po- ser e. prcfe1do de los haitian
tes de- Puerto.
Sc suspenGc c! cerean,iento dc unos ;crTcssos.
Po- disposition del Juez de Distrito de ests
locsEdad. sc han suspcad:do los t-aoaycs de
cercanisato que sc cs:abaa llevando I csbo en-
tcrreros de IA p-opiedad del senior Mariana
3. Gutierrez
Dichcs ter-enos. sit1sdos en- 81 llamado LA
no DEL Colo. estaa -epUtaGos COMO dc Z pro-
oiedad del r:e=ido seEor Gutierrez, pero son
90 ,os Que Is conpanias del Ferrocarril es-
tan disrutando. " que en- otros tiempos eran
de eIns y GcspuGs fueron repartidos po- don
Veaasliaao C2-ranza y verditos mas tarfe
por los que los rec;b;eron dc Hlanos de! en-
taoccs jefe de n Revolrci6n-
Como Qu;era cue el seao- Gutierrez poscS
titu!os de prop!cdad de tales terFcaos' los 9ce
esta5aa siendo cercadcs poz cuenta del Ayun-
,ariento para SCI dec!arados propiedad de las
corapanias fer-ccarrilezas -eciaInaates, e. juez
de- pist-iso ampar6 al propictar'o qucIoSo =
mard6 susperde- Ell acto recamato. po7 10 cue
n parte de les -eferidos terrenos que hanla
s;So n ee-caGa. se-a desprovista &c "a cerea
- .nels-s como eI rcsto De los Tisraos. en- po-
De- de cn:ea apa-ece cono dueno !eSitino,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27

IL Junta de Covadonga. ..- &. roeta
ibe-o no puGo menos que a@eyia5. auY.rt:eado
sicmpre cue 10 haria en- case de 4ae no hu-
biesc persona QUO 10 sustituygTa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
FALSA ALARMA DE INCENDlO

Las maquinas extinguidores de ia
estacion central de bomberos, Sc pu-
sie-on en- moyimiento para atender
q IN llamado que Sc les hizo con e.
aparato qle Sc encuentra en- IA esqul-
IA de las GALES Chestnut Y Crockett;
2ero cuGndo llegaro1 al lugar lndi-
cado Sc encontraron o que Sc ira
taba de una falsa alarzna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27

Fl personal dc la Inspection General de
Pol;cia practice un cateo aye- en- IL .@sa
n,arcada c,n ei nlmcro l35 de e Gale &c!
Doctor Lavista. hab;cacion de! captain FLO
res. quien es:a acusado de ser uno de los que
Sc venian dedi.ando 4 enviarie2 parQue , r.
mas a los rcbeIdes y que ha DIDO capturado
por las autoridades.
En- L cssa del referido captain q autori-
dad eneont-6 Ia cantidad de dos nil cartu-
chos para rifle nausser. el2paeadoo cuidaeo-
sarneate en- cajcs de MADEIRA, como va ilsIas
para ser rernicidcs al campo -ebelde.
JarbiGn Sc hallaro- ntre los oojstos del
n,;l;.ar acusado, aigun.> 6ocuntentos que We
nen 4 corrobarar L. acl-ac;6a que sofre FLO
res pcsa. de eszr en1a-3ado &c surtir de par
cua a los reSeldes surinnsS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27

licia, n quo hace las gcs.;ones pr-a recu-
perar 10 robado, por mas que este Sc cree pun
70 mencs que impossible.
Dos NIL ccrtgchos rccogid2S dc
Ia case dc uE caption.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-27
Dcs REQ: srii:cTes nan pod:co cmpcTo.

Los sr[orcs .Arador y Fictcr 4. Hoa-aics'
owe So Girea a~caScs v~:a;c-cG = que L 81 lie
gada. rcc:entc-=eatc. = este puerto tue-oh ae-
,ea;dos POI les arto-idades niiitares' Sc nan
d:r!x:do por corducto dc ua ehog2co nj Jrez
d Distri:o cn solicited de a7npH-o' ppeS hsce
tres ser:ancs que SC ha.L-n -e:.ridos en- e.
local del Quartet del s Reg;m;cnto. sin que .
n fecha Sc les haya hecho alguna noafica-
ci6n nj hayan sabido si1uie-a c. motive PoE
ei qua SC encuentran presses. -,
FL rcucionado cuncionario lie do entFaGa I'll
.scrito dc ampa-o, ; los dctenidos Guedc7on =
So disposition.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
CARRlES ! AS NAMES
Last Casualty List Largest Since
U. S. Entered War. T.
Shows 373 Americans Killed in Action
and 6e3 Wounded-73
Are Missing.

Washington, Oct. 15.-The War de-
partment has announced the largest
daily casualty list since the United
States entered the war. It carries
LAS names.
The list was headed by 1913 Ameri-
cans killed in action. Names of 683
Americans wounded were listed. Other
casualties were: Died of wounds,
146; died of disease, ISL; died Of &C.
cident and other causes, IL; missing
in action, 70.
The heavy casualties announced
brought Americas war losses to
1851.
Northwest names appear as follows:
Killed in Action-Sergt. Edward j.
Heating, Minneapolis; Privates Frank
J. Bannick, st. Paul; Eugene G. Bing-
er, Tulare, S. D.; Jerry T. Harris,
Mellette, S. D.; William Rothie, Hay
field, Mimi; Maynard L. Rundell, La
kota, N. D.; Fred Shepard, Hensell,
N. D.; William G. Westrum, Bruce,
8. D.
Died From Wounds Received in Ac-
tion-Private Charles Borak, New
Prague, MINI:
Died of Disease-Private William
johnson, Minneapolis.
Wounded Severely-Corp. Guy Hart.
well Fuller, Condo, 8. D.: Privates
Earl @. Hardwick, st. Lawrence, 8.
D.; Olaf O. FREEHOLD, Minneapolis;
Reinhold L. Hahne, Buffalo, Mimi;
Rasmus M. Hanson, st. Paul; Airing
ton B. Horton, Fergus Falls, Mimi;
Frank Steffals, St. Paul: August A..
Seeman, Arts, S. d.; James r. soren-
son, Viborg, s. D.; William II. Brugge.
man, Fairfax, Mimi; Louis l. Burs-
void, Sinai, 8. D.; Franklin NJ. Ora
son. Dupree, s. D.; Henry w. Friehl,
Gordon, Mimi; James Hartnell, From.
tier, Mimi; Axel L. Holmes, Mime
apolis.
Missing In Action-Privates James
p. Carl, Red Lake Falls, Mimi; Laran
w. Fowler, Custer, 8. D.; VIM. c..
Dorm, Hendricks, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
'CKESCU PKUuI
should Convince Every crsseo

Should Convince Every crssco
Reader.
The frank statement OF Q 1eighDeN
telling the merits Of . remedy.
Bids you pause and believe. s.
The same endorsement .s...
BY some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's q Cresco case.
A Cresco citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced. ~
L. A. Palmer, e. Third Ave-. says'
II strained my back when youth
and ever since have been sub5ed
to attacks of kidney complaint. Al
times have a continual. dull ache
in the. small of my back and lind
It difficult to stoop. am annoyed
By kidney weakness and tho kidney
secretions are highly colored. I never
lot an attack get a good hold on mo
for l get DQan's Kidney Pills from
Tomas Drug Store. They give ma
prompt relief
Price 60c, at all dealers. Donl
simply ask for kidney remedy-g4
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same ths
Mr.. Palmer had. Foster Milburn Co
Nfgrs.. Buffalo. N. 7.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
Search Forest Fire District for
'. Survivors and Bodies
~ .- of Victims.
900 LIE IN M0RGUES
More Than Two Hundred Victims
Have Been Observation-Disclosures
Of Bodies Are Believed
. to BE in Ruins.

Minneapolis, Oct. 15.-Rescue parties
are searching the stricken districts
of Northeastern Minnesota for in.
jured and burned survivors of the
forest fire. Hundreds of bodies OF
those who failed to escape from the
flames that blasted trail Of death
are still believed to be lying in the
ashes of ruined homes and in the
blackened wilds.
Crowded morgues in centers for
refugees are CHASTITY meeting places
for the living and the dead.
Lists of identified dead from Duluth,
Moose Lake and Colquet showed the
extent of the destruction and indi-
Gated the heroic task confronting the
relief workers before their work is
done. ."-
225 Names Received.
Out of the thousand persons esti-
mated by authorities to have died in
the forest fire, less than 600 are in the
temporary morgues. Over the wires.
by telegram and telephone, came the
names of 225 known dead. The same
wires, a few moments earlier, had
brought the message from those in
charge of the rescue work that the
dead must lie In the fields until the
living are taken care Of.
A list Of LOG persons was sent out
from Duluth. Through the morgues
which have been established there
anxious refugees passed in fearful ex-
pectation between rows of blackened
corpses. J.
More than 100 names came from
Moose Lake-a shattered village in the
direct path of the fiercest of the flames
where scenes of destruction were 50
terrible as to be almost unbelievable.
Eighteen Bodies Found.
Eighteen bodies, found in one school
district near the heap Of ashes that
was once the prosperous city of Clo-
quet, we're identified and their names
also came ove- the wires.
The restitution in and near Moose
Lake. where Adjutant General Rhinow
and his staff, in charge Of relief work,
have made their headquarters, ID the
most pitiable. -.
More than 100 children, terror.strick.
en- at the experience through which
they passed, have been brought into
the city from hiding places in which
they crouched together, and are being
cared for by Red Cross nurses while
search is made for their parents.
:" Relief Work Organized.
Even as the rescuers are doing their
merciful work the resources Of the
state and its municipalities are being
organized to bring relief.
A rehabilitation project, under guild.
ance of state officials, will be devel-
oped. Food, clothing, shelter and med
ical supplies are being taken to the
flre-swept areas on special trains leav-
ing from dozen points.
Home Guards are enforcing law and
order, and the strictest military disci-
pline prevails through all the devas-
tated districts. W.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
President Goes Shopping.

Washington, Oct. 15.-While Presi-
dent Wilson's decision on Germany's
note was being prepared for announce
ment at the White House and the
State department. the President went
downtown on a shopping trip. He
drove to jewelry store in one Of the
White House motors, but walked back
up Pennsylvania avenue to the White
House. Pennsylvania avenue was
black al the time with crowds Of war
workers just out Of office. A great
crowd surrounded the shop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
May Stand on Mexieres-Metz Line.

May Stand on Mexieres-Metz Line.
Paris, Oct. 15.-Newspapers here be.
lieve that as a result Of the continu-
GUS advance of the Allies the Germans
will be forced hastily to retreat to the
Lille line. The German
retreat is being carried out with diff
Guilty owing to the bombardment Of
railroads by airplanes. Large amounts
Of booty are abandoned by the Ger.
mans everywhere. British troops are
reported to have outflanked Bouchain
and to be advancing on Denain, from
which town they are only three miles
distant. ..-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
GERMAN PUBLIC IS HOPEFUL
Prospects Of Peace Said to Have
s- Caused Rejoicing.

Geneva, Oct. Is. - Travellers from
Berlin arriving at Basel say the Ger.
man people are overjoyed at the pros
poets Of peace.
It is asserted that while President
Wilson and Chancellor MACMILLAN are
being eulogized by the people. the
name of Emperor William is not men,
toned.
The South German newspapers, the
travellers say, are very sober in their
comment on the situation, saying that
President Wilson, in accord with the
London and Paris governments, may
demand conditions which the Teutonic
powers will be unable to accept.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
Ne,iee 10 Redeem.

To L. Bulls or other unknown owners
Of the lands hereinafter described:
sale, begun and publicly held 1T the office OF
the County Treasurer in Cresco, Howard
mencing on the frst Monday Of December,
1916, to-wit: on the 9Th day Of December,
1916, thereafter, the following described real
estate was sold by the Treasurer of said
county for the taxes due thereon for the
year 1914, amounting to the sum OF 96 cents,
to-w1t:
One Acre In the North East Corner of the
North East Quarter OF the North West
Quarter of Section Number Twenty Three,
Township Number Ninety Eight, Range
Number Twelve, West Of the 9Th r. NJ.
That w. II. Tillson became the purchaser
Of said land at said sale, and that the right Of
redemption will OK pire and . deed for said
land be made to the undersigned who is now
the owner and holder In his own right Of
the certifi cate OF sale made thereon by the
Treasurer ofsald county, unless redemption
from said sale be made within ninety days
from the completed service Of this notice.
w. H. TILLSON, Owner.
Dated Oct. II, 1918. 9t3
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
Butter. Eaas and Poultry.

Minneapolis, Oct. Is. - BUTTER
Creamery extras, per lb, 55c; extra
firsts, 5211c; firsts. 51kc; seconds,
5Ohc; dairy, 43c; packing stock, CSC.
EGGS-Fresh prime firsts, new
cases, 47c; current receipts, rots out,
1885; checks and seconds, doz, soc;
dirties, candled, Csc. Quotations on
eggs include cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, fat, 10
lbs and over, soc; thin, small, 11@12c;
cripples and culls, unstable; roosters,
1Sc; ducks, 1Sc; geese, 14c: hens,
lbs and over, 23c; hens, 3 to 4 lbs, zoe;
hens, under 3 lbs, 1Sc; springs, all
weights, &c.
POULTRY-Country dressed sells
at from &c to SC above prices on live.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
TURK TRUCE PLEA ARRIVES

Long Delayed Note Finally Reaches
Washington.
Washington, Oct. 15.-Turkey's long
delayed note asking like Germany and
Austria that President Wilson take in
hand the restoration of peace, has
been received at the state department.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. Oct. 15.-Hogs, receipts, g.
500; lower. Heavy, $17.4O@17.65;
mixed, $17.45@17.55; light, $17.50@
1890; pigs, $15@17; bulk of sales,
$17.45@17.65. Cattle, receipts, 1880;
lower. Native steers, $12@1S; cows
and heifers, $7@11.6O; western steers,
$9@15; Texas steers, $S.50@11.75;
cows and heifers, $6.75@10; Gamers,
$6@6.75; stockers and feeders. $500
IA; calves, $S.50@13.50; bulls, stays,
ETC., 5000. Sheep. receipts, $4,000;
Qs.75; lambs, $14.25@15.75; yearlings,
$1O@11.5O.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
SINKS GERMAN SUBMARINE

British Destroyer Avenoes Torpsdoing
Of Brazilian Ship.
An Atlantic Port, Oct. 1.-THE Bra
lillian steamship Guaratuba was tor
pedoed two days out from French
port, according to private cables re-
ceived here. Soon after the torpedoing
q British destroyer sank the U-boat,
according to advices. and the Brazilian
captain, who was a prisoner on the
submarine, lost his life when she was
blown up. It was indicated that the
captain was the only one lost. Sixty.
I'VE members of the crew of the Guar
atuba were rescued.