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The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
Second Month Of Costly Ef-
fort to Break Allied
Lines Begins.
ENEMY SPENT WITH
STRIKING STONE WALL
Drive for Amiens and Sea.
ward Has Now Lost
Momentum.

Germany's latest and most
costly drive to gain an indefinite
strategic position has failed after
one months struggle. The sec
ond month will begin, in the gen.
cral belief OF army and official
circles, with short period of re-
cuperation. After that must come
Hindenburgs supreme effort, with
reckless and lavish waste of life.
The thirty-day drive on Amiens
and the twelve-day thrust direct
ly toward the Channel ports have
spent themselves against a still
thoroughly organized allied line,
now occupying ascending posi-
tions for the greater part OF their
formation.
Significant summary.
"FoCh is satisfied"
This significant summary of the
situation was received here yester-
day. 1t was accepted by military eI-
perts as meaning substantial victory;
at the very least. that the German
army has lost its momentum. The
allied forces have grudgingIy given
up tkss. me aad the Germans have
wasted. And the allied position from
the sea down is intact
Hindenburg's sacrifice of thousands
upon thousands of lives. has left him
with a serpentine front endangered
at three vital points. His troops are
now so disposed that he must make
either another herculean attempt
10 jam them all the way through the
allied line or suffer a Withdrawal. He
has failed to attain three close and
important objecttves:
His Three Failures.
l. Amiens, with its great railroad
center, important network of high
ways and enormous supplies of allied
munitions.
.. Arras, with its railroad and high
way system, which stands like rock
against the German flood.
3. HazebrouCk. in the valley of the
Upper Lys. which blocks the way TO
Calais and the Channel ports on the
west coast Of France.
March q the Germans started their
drive for Amiens and on April g. in
the Upper Lys valley. Both were
exactly alike. starting with fear
full rush and expenditure Of men and
dying down until the last days bat
ties pushed the allied lines back only
rods instead of miles.
Allies Well Reinforced.
And today with the Germans mark
ing time the Italians are moving large
bodies of men to reinforce the allies
while the American troops are already
giving great additional strength with
the reserve troops from France.
While no one processes to believe
that the Germans have yet abandoned
their desire TO gain Amiens. it is gen.
orally accepted that the EFFORT has
been stopped definitely.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
Late Bulletins.

st. Johnsbury. VT, April 21-
Frank McMann, Is, a farm hand en-
ployed by F. S. Hill, of Barton, con-
fessed tonight that he slew Mrs.
Benjamin Piper, so, of Barton, by
striking her on the head with a
farm implement. Mrs. Pipers body
was discovered last night in a field.
McMann is in the Orleans County
Jail.
Knoxville. Tenn, April 21.-Five
persons were killed today when a
freight train left the track south of
here. All of the victims were
youths from Lenoir City.
Seattle, Wash, April 21-Thomas
Riggs, jr., recently appointed gov-
ernor of Alaska, arrived here this
evening on his way to Juneau to
assume his new duties.
Baton Rouge, La, April 21.-
Governor Pleasant tonight an
nounced the appointment OF former
State Attorney General Walter
Guion to fill the unexpired term in
the United States Senate of the
late Robert F. Broussard. Mr.
Guion also was for three years
United States district attorney. An
election will be held for the SEN
ate seat in November.
st. Louis, April 2;.-The Deut.
scher kathelischer Vereins Bund Of
Illinois,, a State union of German
Catholic societies. with a member.
ship of 10000 German Catholics
has called of its annual convention
this year because Peoria, Ill, ha.
refused to extend the hospitalit,
Of the city, for the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22

Pursuant to the proclamation is
sued by President Wilson for the
national observance of Liberty Day
next Friday. the afternoon of that
day will be set aside absolutely for
a demonstration by the citizens of
Washington who have purchased
liberty bonds of the third issue.
The proposal to have a liberty
bond buyers parade has met with
enthusiasm. Both Federal and Dis
trict departments will close at /
o'clock and 1t Is substantially as
sured that every business house and
office building in Washington will
close next Friday afternoon to per-
nit everyone to take part in the
demonstration.
Merchants Ready to HeIp.
Chairman Charles J. Columbus, of
the liberty bond buyers parade
committee. was in telephone COM
yesterday with a num-
ber of the Leading men of WASH
ington and was assured by them
that they would gladly respect
President Wilson's wishes that next
Friday afternoon be devoted to lib
erty bonds exclusively. Grand Mar
shal Melvin ID. Hazen was also in
conference with the chairman and
details Of the parade are now in
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22

n e S S PROPOSE
ton, we call to
witness: John
W a n a maker;
Marshall Field;
Mennen's Tai
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
LIBERTY LOAN
BUYERS MUST
COME FORWARD
Third Issue Beyond Mid
way Mark, but Total Not
Up to Expectations.
GERMANS DO BETTER
Renewed Effort Scheduled
by Workers with Liberty
Day Expected to Help.

The United States, with most
OF the Third Liberty Loan cam
paign behind it, has subscribed
less than one-half of the amount
asked for by the government and
less than one-hfth of the total
OF subscribers asked for have
come forward and bought bonds,
the Treasury Department an
nounced last night.
Total subscriptions announced
by the department last night were
less than 81, 500, ,ooo, 900 and bond
buyers totaled not more than
100000, instead of the 10000 900
persons desired.
America Tagging.
While the United States is lag
ling, Germany. the country whose
baseness and inhuman atrocities
made the loan necessary. has once
more piled up a huge loan. Ger
many's eighth war loan, which has
Just closed, raised a total Of $3,46I,-
700, 600.
During the year America has
heen in the war against Germany
the peoples contributions to war
loans have totaIed SITS. 200. 900. in
'luding the first and second loans.
Since Germany began the war she
- been supplied with Hppruxi-
tely $4,000, 900. 900 by her peo-
FIe. who have Jhst oversubscribed
their eighth loan after three and
a half years OF war.
Just twelve days remain during
which the country must pile up not
less than $l.5OO. 100000 for the loan.
\ II ovCrsubscriptiOns will be ac-
cepted and Secretary McAdoo and
government officials have declared
themselves anxious that the amount
be oyersubscTibed.
Liberty loan committees through
out the country have been called
upon to put forth superefforts and
to inauEurate the most intensive
selling campaign of the drive from
now on so that the loan may be
made a success.
Seek Half Holiday.
Every merchant and business Organi-
ZatiOn in Washington is requested TO
Eive their employees half holiday next
FTi-LibeTty Day-in order that they
may join the procession of bond buy
crs parade. which is to he held under
the auspices of the liberty loan COM
mittee of the District.
All the government departments Will
close at l o'clock in order that the
more than 1000 government employees
may join the procession of d-buy-
CTS.
In order to be able to head the pro-
rrssion with an honor flag," given
by Secretary McAdOO to those cities
which reach their quotas. tie liberty
loan committee with its army of more
than 2,OOO volunteer workers, will put
on extra steam in the sales campaign
beginning today to boost subscriptions
up to the S12 $4,000 mark, which is
WashingtOns minimum quota
Total sales reported up to yesterday
were approximately $7.OOO.0OO. The
committee Therefore must raise about
90 in the four days remaining
before Liberty Day.
\ feature Of the days celebration
will be fancy flying demonstration
hy Miss Ruth Law. the famous avia-
triN. who will circle over the Ellipse
and shower liberty bond literature
upon the crowd when the marcheI s
disband.
HREeR In Charge.
Arrangements for the parade are
in charge Of Melvin c. Hazen,
chairman of the Liberty Loan Com
mittee on Parades. and Charles j.
Columbus. vice chairman. Mr.. CO.
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
War Enters New stage.

War Enters New stage
The war has entered on a new
stage, diplomats and officials here de-
clare. They accept the word spoken
by Secretary Baker Saturday night
that:
Victory is not now a question OF
breaking an army, but OF breaking
a peoples heart"
They see in the publication of the
secret memorandum Of Prince Iich-
nowsky. German Ambassador at Lon
don. admitting that the policy OF
Berlin was responsible for the world
war, the document that will Ulti-
mately break the heart OF the Ger
man people.
Likewise they have seen for p
that the publication OF the lett
the Austrian Emperor Kari dd-
mitting the justice OF Fra g. to
Alsace-Dorraine. is the sument
that will eventually break e heart
OF Austria-Hungary.
No observer here. eth In the
United States State Dep; tment or
coNrIEUED ON PAGE rwa
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22

Will Germany Be Torn
By NeW Labor Troubles?

Amsterdam April 2-The German Socialist party Aus
decided that work shall be stopped May through
out the country demonstrations in peace
shall held The TELEGRAPH carries threatening OF
probable disorders in the central powers
Paris April 2I.-Although there will be May Day dem
in France this due to the everyincreasng
patriotism the general working class welounded reports
the general suspension of work
and demands for peace.
Last year general strikes occurreI May Day throughout
Germany and Austria in protest against the milar
policy shortage Eight strikers killed
riots at a number Of strike leaders
in various parts of Germany.
With the constantly increasing shortage Of oodstufs in
the powers terribly large casualty list
panying the last admittedly futile drive Western
'front.' military economic experts here predict practical
internal convuson in Germany and Austria the first day
of May.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
Advertising Talks
(For Advertiser and Reader.)

That advertising is an ordi-
nary everyday legitimate busi-
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22

CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22
HaxeR In Charge.

Arrangements for the parade are
in charge of Melvin C. Hazen,
chairman of the Liberty Loan Com
mittee on Parades. and Charles J.
Columbus, vice chairman. Mr. CO.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-22

A gun In your sons hands IN
France is useless unless you send
him Liberty Bond bullets.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
in tren de pasajeros
tiroteado por
los rebeEdes
aya PPFSct"

For Co--.o, p.7a "LA PRENSA."
PUEBLA. % de iulio.-Los nurusrosos e.
pias Que los -ebc,des tiencn d;seninados en-
varios iusarca De este EStato y el de Ve-acru=
Licron 2oticia . slSuno &c los je:es areaistas
De que iba n salir del puerto ia-ocho IN t-en
de ca-sa llrvaado para Ia capital IN valioso
caryancn;o de mereaHeias cue fucron deem
ha-csdas del vapo- "Nsase-rst"
Les -ebc!des en,onccs, rcan;sron Q: mayor
u4nero De honb-cs que les fu6 possible. , Sc
coostaron sobre l. via del fc-rocarril. cc-ca
de IN puuta lianado Santa MargarIrs. para
espera- e. paso del convoy. pues los daeos Que
.enian rc..hiGos les indieGban Il hora exacta
e. que diche convey dcbc-ia pssnr.
Afortraadsrnente VI retlrdo suf-ido por e.
t-cn o-d;nario de pasajeros ocasiono que e!
trcn de ca--.a Sc desuvie-a indetinidsmente en-
una c;.aci6n entire Espe-anza ; 10 cstaci6n iE-
red:nta runbo \ Veracruz.
En.oaces los rcheldes caEabiaron 81 luGar dc
csp,ra: Sc trarsiadaron v u punto estr2teEi-
co situado entire San And-ts y Rinconada. en-
dorGe. Z ITS pocos rnoInentos. Sc dic-on c2cn-
- de que el t-ea de pasaje7o5 &c ncc.caaa q
toda velocidsd. Como no turie-sn tempo de
d;nani,a- u va. Sc eoncrctaron I rcnar''rse
en- dos Gru7os. los que eoloca-on uno a cau.
lado de a mt5na. = a. peso del conTo~ CO.
ren.aron a haccr sos-c este IN nutrido IL
ro;eo. quo sue contestsdo por Ia escol:a de
T. bordo: pe-o sin ua- lusar u que ei naQpi-
nis,a te.uviera IL mz-rha &C; convoy. cen 10
que cl pasaie SC salv6 de cser en- names &c
los -eb.!dcS.
Dos d. cctos tueron tocados poro las ba'as
de Io, soldados. y entire los pasaicros hubo
taraf..&u alGunos heridos.
En- cuanto e. tren de pasajeros leso a Api-
ECO, Sc telegrafi6 q Eypcranza aY;sanco de
n presencia dc los rcbeldes. para cue c! t-cn
de c.rga no Sc pusiera nv r1,r"h" :" Va!
ub-o Al valioso carssmente referido de ser
tornado por los a-enis:as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
REDUCIDCs a PRISON

Acusados de cometer algunas fa-
tas contra los reglamentos de pollcla
fueron arrestados: Erasmo Martinez,
quien dijo vivir en- IA casa numerV
112 de Ia Gale Matamoros; Guadaiu-
pc Martinez, de Is de amos de edad,
cue fue arrestado por los detectives
Ruhnke Y Guerra y consignado a!
Juez de Pruebas; Daniel Cisneros
cue reside en- Ia casa numero 9SS de
la Gale Sur Laredo Y Juan Levy, que
habita en- una cjsa que esta Ell Ia es-
ouina de las GILES Sherman y New
Braunfels.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
FORIisN CUERPOS
RURALE;S PARA L
DTO. FEDERAL
Igatase de prOteger a
las ciudades que 70
dean a Ia Capital De
rluesno pals.
.- LA ppENSh"

For Correo. para LA P2ENSh."
MEXICO. y de ;ulio.-Dc tai nane-a Sc
Ia puesto pateRtc Ia inseguridad que e.iS;e
en- las d;s.intas poolaciones del DiSt-!;o Ee-
derai y las condici=- porque atraviesan los
hah:taa:c5 del rais1ao en- vista de n falta dc
v.rilancia ror parte de Ia policia , dc los
riicnb-os Dc! c~iercito. que el Gobie-a. b. PEN
saGo en- e. cstablecimiento de cuerpos de ru-
ralcs que scrin dcd;cados ex:iusivaHacn'e 4
-nantene- el o.Gea y dar EaranEas a las vi
Gas e ia.ercses Dc los habitantes del Distrito
Federal. que So Italian en- In actca!!lad I n1er-
ced dc c~ua!quie- gavilla que hace ir-upcion en-
c~ualquicr pueblo , del primer g-upo de SOL
dados escandalosos 4 cuieErs les vlene en- ga
m hace- Victims dc sus inccmPc-anc:=s 4
p~acifico3 vecinos.
El proyeeto respective es mas aanp!o - 10
oce I rrimera observation parece. pues Sc
proyccta que esos cucrpos rura!es eTtiendah su
vigilancia 4 varios Estados de IA RepGbiea y.
n scr possible. a todos. pero las concicione'
preca-ias porque atraviesa l. hacienca publ
ca no pe-raitan que el Distrito Federal sea
v;gilado y los intercses de sus hab:tantcs g1-
rantizados contra los ateatados de los anenii-
COS de-! orden.
Sc quiere que dichoso cue-pos sean o-sanl-
zados a n mayor brevedad. Dues IL intencion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
lratan de hacer una
emission &c bonos
en- Brownsville
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
PUENTES VOLADOS En-
UNA HUEYA VIA
~FERaCCAREELE2A
Realizarcn su primeTa hazz;Ia
en- ella les re5elGeS
viiIistas

ZAcATEcAS. % de 3ulo.-Ho haee sr;s
mese toSlvfa que | lines :S--ocz--t,era cue
une n ciadad de Caais=s. pe-teaeciea:e l es-
ts EstaSo. esn "a capital de Durango. f-e !naG
surs6a y puessa al serv!c:o. y "a los -cbc.&co
vtIissss ue-s-oa = cabO So primers ha=aa@ e.
. ella. eorsistsnte en- IA volaiU-a dc circo pref
tes. los que fue-ou hechoS ci-co POI IA cccija
d. n dfasmisa y poscrc los 7cs;ns ds clos. c.
10 trozos de rie!-s : de=2ls ~1atcc.a! Gne4po-
Sria hsbcs sido e~nplesdo en- \ reo2ra@.6a
fuezsn zE-oiados po- 10, re5eli= NV icjcs l.
los stiles en- doadc Ios puen.s :acroa ds-
tr.Sdca
Les reseldes qIc uevaron . c&bo =s.a hR-
xaS, znd.n mandates 2or el caoecala GErEo-
-ts Cx--r6n. de las fuer-as ~villtytas. : SON..
seEaa los info-meS que Sc Obtuyieroa en- =
sstsciSn de- Gutierrez. cs-cana . n dc la":-
as, po- donde Sc les vi6 p9sar d. l.us aa;es
del s.xn,sdo. no meaos de ochcata-
Tsnss q = cstaei6n &c Caai:as como de IA
sizdaa de Durango. salerUa - ;7cass de 20
paracioncs para proeede= a = compoSSura de
Ls pnsuees voIadcs. = cntr- tsnto. u eonrHI-
saci6n con Durango cts srs2entiaA
So t-sta Gs z. recpertaru 20
stgRnss eseusLcS.
In gz1o de iefes = f~a=ailia de sss @
salid.d. en- vista &c cue Ios ~piante!es &c edG-
eaei6n para 10 niGc= nan Cuedado reuue'Gos
= IN nane-o c4e 6 ;nsufieieA:e para los nj
nos de cssa locaJiG2d. y N manos peso corr
petsates. pues los HlaescrOs &c am5os seNos
CUE pres:ahen sus se-v,cios en- 81 -=rno de ms
rucc;6a. cast to5os han salido de- Estaao. a@a
,resue..e s-oeeItar de! GOb;e-ao cue les permit.
o. que alGunas de rs eseucias cue tGescR c!aa
sazadss Sc poasaa de nuevo - se.vie.o del pc
.bEeO. pacando clos &c 81 peeuio q los pro-
fesores-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
ESCANDALO I'm
GsUPO De MAREN0S
EN- PUERTO JAROCHO

-ERACRUZ. p de iuiio.-AnoeEe : csc
de las dcce o IN POGO sates, IA EruFo &c
marines Pcr:eaecieGsrs = los harrcs nacig-
naies de guerra cue Sc azZaa aas!ados en- Is
- puerto. a-no IN fo-a:da5.e escaatalo -
el hSrr:o rsnado zoua &c 1oleraacia". en-
aOnde !os marines Eeteyidcs sc deti-ab2a = i
bar : hacer iueSos escanda,csos y ala-des De
fuerzs.
e. cSso fu4 que IL pOEcis Sc do euea:a DEB
esc&nSaSo cue st=ban prOIcov5eDdo los -efe-
rides marines : trlt6 &c -educ:-.oS al o-Gca.
pero estes. reeouGando que son soldadoS aGscs
Que os-a cosa. cch2ron na1o dc las a-=aas Gre
neyaban encina y - pusie7on IN acurIt &c
defensa para no ps-mItI- SUe L. 2tuc!l 1S
Getuviera. Es.a. no o6staate a acdtud bra
va de los escaadaloscs. reluio I estes Al or
den. pGes fus zefo-zaG= = tempo por una
patrulIR de genGa-Hss montadOs cue oporta-
r1nente tuS uamada.
Va dessnSdos los marines, =xisian que Sc les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
HAY ELECCIONES
En- e. E!STADO De
GUERRERO
que q rebelde
lose Cabrera baya
silO a~prelendido CO.
mo Sc die,

Pc: Co-reo. 2--s IL PEE VS."
MEXICO. - &c ;aliC.-2: yeac=>l Fo-tu-
rs=o Zcazaa, cue sc Aala ca ca capital por
Asber eido Iiaraado 2or Carraaza para Oar ua:.
ampL;a information de - ope-4cioncs mill
-a-es cncor2eEdadas . 81 cr:dado en- L region
ao-1 Gel Es.aGo c Guerrero. do aver am
7:as ~:aiornacio@cs : los pe=;odissa5 sob1e
n labor de sJs so.dados , L s;ya pro2ia en-
n =e.e-:Ga region.
Di;o en- primer lazs=. el general z1a=1a.
CUE ! 81 ar-ibo : esta capital 10 sn-p>eadi6
Il information &c que el general -cbelde Jose
Cabrera. scStn Sc decia aQc: habia sido apre-
he=dido y fusiGdo po- hs fuerzas : 81 nando
tdc Z1a=ua.l pucs e, TO rinGi5 t2l p2-:c. s:ro
die =cae:ilamca>c, en- rec~nte telesrams. cue
IN =ete "ca5a:le-ist2" a. mando &c vein
t.sia-o ho.ab=ss. habia s:do beSdO : de--o-
-aGt pC- lss fuer=as Ieales en- el Es.ado de
Guerrero. s:eado lueSo pasado po- LIS srnss.
p2es c=y6 p-is:oac-o despuGs DEF eo@oaue.
G-e d -c6eiGc Cabrera 81 no sabe NADIA pCcs
10 aida en- dicho Es:ado Y de 81 Sc disc que
sc iase-a6 e. al<uno d. los Estados limitro-
is.
! p-eg1n.a especial que Sc les hizO sobre
Ia paeiiic=ci6a de Guerrero y Il p-cOabilidad
de CUE hr5!ese en- dicho Es:ado eleceiones.
coa;cs.6 cue en- vc-t2d no veia l. causa pos
Il qac el Ejeeatiyo no dcciaiera que Sc pro-
cecse-a l e;=Gir mnadstarios en- dicho Es;a-
90, pge5 Sc Asla este po= complete pacifi-
c@do.
SIN embargo. aGreG6. sus MINIS tendr& el
Eie-vu.vo. ~ que ha nanfesasdz Que por aho
- no sc vc=:icarAn c!eecioacs ainScnss en-
au..c.ia ea;iG=d. s:no que eI Scna&o. de acues-
Do con eI EiesutiYo. ao=abr2ra VI EObs-nado-
p7ov.sjona, pe7a que convOeue = eleeciones
rar= d:pu:aGos locales caazdo es:o sea eOnye-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
LOS ~ESTUDTANTES
DE MEXICO Lamar
UNA INICIATIVA
InpitarGn s~udamencanos q
las fiestas de la
patnd

MEXICO. % de tulio-Los mlemurv, del
Congress- Local Estudisn,il van a p-esen:ar
por conducto de la Sec7etarfa de Relaciones.
al Executive. una inicistivs tendente a que rs
fiestas patrias cue deberan tener verificati-
vo en- esta capital en- scptier,bre del pres.n.
.e nno. resuiten con mayor lucimiento cue
o.ras reccs y tengan -esonancia en- 81 caiisn-
is,o.
La rcserida iu:eistiva es en- a seatido DO
que los estudiaates chil,sos. argentinos $ gru-
guayos sean invitados a as;stir por mcuv 70
UNI deiegasci6n u le coleucaeitn de las men,
cionadas fiestas p1triss.
Los nutores de Ia iniciativa iad!caran en-
ella n Executive. Cue este tene por oajeto
correspondent q las atenciones &c que fueroa
obicto en- los paises rese-idos los estudiantea
mexicanos recientementc de vista en- alKunaI
Dacioncs sudamcricanas.
Los estudiantes que fornan el Con.Ieso
les de que ST. iniciativa sea aprooacx 20. IN
rranza, ya que sabcn que este tende 4 es-
trechar los laos de amistad entire 81 gob.er-
no y los eIeEentos sociales y ~po.ft;ccs dc las
naciones latino-amefieanas.
Los mismos <~epetidos estudiantes han CO.
lebrado varias iuntas para discutr amplia-
mente In forma en- que In de scr presentada
In inicintiva al Executive. y probablsracnte
esaa va esa apsobeda por Ia r~nayorfa de ellos
y a pun.o de ser ent-esada Dor ei eonductc
indicado-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
Sc FRACTURE UNA PIERNA

La senorita Borgc, que tiene 81
residencia en- Ia casa numero 1920
de la aveenida D., Sc cayo de Ia ago
tea al suelo. a consecuencia del gol-
pc Sc fracture una pierna y Sc oca-
siono algunas heridas que ameritaron
81 pase al hospital de Ia ciudad, ha-
biendose hecho el traslado en- una am
bulanc;a de Ia Riebe Undertaking
Co. La senorita Borge sufri6 primero
TN desmayo que L tuvo sin sentido
por un buen ratio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
Ell CRUCERO INCHES, MARMORA
HUNDIDO

Telegrama Especial para La Pre'tsu'
LONDRES, Julio PET Almiran-
tazgo b~ritanico, ha anunciado en- IN
boletin Official que do a la publici-
dad anoche, que ell crucero ingles
"Marmora." fue atacado y hundido
por IN submarine aieman, ell martes
ultinno.
FL boletin de referencia, no EXPIRE
sa e. lugar, nj bora en- que Sc Iva
"a a cabo tai hecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Leya-a = SIS bareos. aleSanGo cue no podtaE
=: Geb;2n II I n cstaci6n general. pero srs
~Gdveacacias de nada les sirSisron. pOes tu-
yieron CUE pesar Ia noche en IA c&rcel del
puerto. sIenGo hoy ccnsiGEados Z n arcoridad
~ni,:tar-
ST :acaG4-G ~ k:osio.
81 kioskO Cue Gesde hace ais&n tempo So
estaba coas-rGyeado CT e. Malec6n para que
en- e cs.e5za-@a sus aUdiencias LIS baadas
miIita-es, fcs i~aauGUradc e. domingo pasado
so una se-cnsts. 0 "-cteta," como aquf les
d:cca. cue do Z banda municipal. y I In que
asissie-oa las principles tamilias de esta
IocGEdad.