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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
Una maestro ~condenada
en- Vieaa por espla

Po- Cor-co. pd71 ia PRENSA."
ZURICH, Suiza, Agosto 5.-Niss
MilaGo ~Jamschck, maestro de idio7aas
ha sido sentenciaGa a mue7te por un
tribunal militar de Viena, acIsada de
espionaie. Miss Jamschek Sc EMBARGO
en- Nueva York, en- el nismo vapor
en- Que el Condo Won Bsrnstorf, eE-
Embajador aleman en- los Estados
Unidos, hiciera e. viaje de regreso q
su pals despu6s de Ia declaration &c
guerra.
Sc le acus6 a Miss Jamschek de
haber hccho ell viaje. siguiendo ms
trucciones de las organizac:ones tche-
co-eslavas en- los Z. Unidos, o 81 pro
p6sito dc conprobar por medic de col.
versaciones con eli Condo Won Serrs-
torff. hasta d6nde Austria Sc hallaba
bao Ia influencia alem2na; que pers-
pectivas habia de que Austria i..ciera
una paz separada y c1ai era IA &C
titud de los diputados tchecos
y bohemios, con respecto q
ia independents &c los raises tchccos
Miss Jamschek neg6 toda i~ntencion
criminal Y asegur0 que soEanente
desaaba tener noticiss para l con-
c~iudadanos RESIDENCES en- los Estadcs
Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
EN- TRES SECToRES Sc RETIRAN

LONDRES, Agosto 5.-El CORES
ponsa! de "a Agencia de Information
Reuter-. en- los CuarEeles Generates
~franceses, envia TN despacho en- 81
que dice:
ia retirada alemana en- el rio
Avre, Sc extiande de FoAtaine-sous-
Montdidier & Mesnil ST. Georges, que
Sc e~ncuentra a dos millas directa-
mente al oeste de Montdidier. E.
enemigo es5a abandonando toda la
margen occidental del rio al sur de
Aubvillers Y = 10 largo de ID Inca
de c%o.inas que habien capturado a
fines del mes pasado. Nuestra Inca
ha sido ahora avanzada 500 yardas
al oriente de Grivesnes, inclayendo
ls colina lis, que domino aquella
villa, V una distancia igual al orien
ta de La Chapelle J St Afghan, al
sur. De csc punto "a Inca CORE aho-
re- = 10 largo de Ia serie de colinas,
conocidas con los nImeros 81, so Y
IS, al noreste y 'oriente de Mesnif
y St. Georges.
Los alemanes sc italian aho-a
empenados en- tres retiradas, una Eo:-
zosa Y dos voluntarias, psro todas
elias con Ell fin de ponerse a sa!vo.
Como de costumbre, el enemlgo sc Va
retirando despac;o Y en- buen orda1,,
hacienda evacuaciones en- secciones
alternadas. fianqueadas por centres
de resi5t-ncia que pueden dlrlglr
sienpre IN fuego de cruzamiento So
bre nlestras tropas.'
Los tres sectores 4 que Sc reflece
ell anterior mensaje, en- los QUE ell
enemigo esta retirandose, son: el del
antigua s~aliente de Soissons-ReimS,
en- donGe su retirada NJ sido forza-
da Dor Ia ofensiva franco-americana,
Y los de Montdidier Y Alberto, al more
lei Soma, ambos en- e. saliente gene
raj de Amiens.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
Los TlTEEUIJ1T'OI!Ey QulEsRRnElI ESTABLEE(CE.E2
SIT LTl1TEE!AA Al N()R5T'EE5 DEL y'ESSLLE
EN- LAS UL.TIEEggAS VEENNTTTEECyATR0 H0RAS Sc EA
MTTEEF4SSIFEICAD0 IA RENsISTEHICziA
DE- LOS ALLEEAEHaAsNEEs
EEEEsE5o Una tregJa aver en- Ia sEegaenaa lucha CUE ae Libra
u ca 81 ssc:og comprendaiao en:Ee 2ssans y sasssoGs
Los anericanos obtuvieror uro 4

Los americanos obtuviero1 n de
sus mas legfGnos triunfos en- los
combates cuerpo g cuerpo Gle libra
ron aver con Ell eneEigo On Fismes
= e. reslltedo de les cuales, fue e!
desaloianiento complete de ssas fucr-
gas de dicha base. Esq lucha h. sito
n mas feroz de Ia actual operation,
pues los guardias prusiaaos no Dide-
ron Quartet y prefirieron morir al pie
de sus amatralladoras. e. texto del
communicate frances, en 81 cue desert
be esa !ucha. es como sigue:
"Durante el dia nuestras tropas
llegaron al RIO Vesle, al oriente de
Fisnles. Las retaguardias del enemi-
60 ofrecieron una violena resisten,
cia, aspscialmente entire Muizon y
Champigny. Naestros destacamsntos
de avance lograron establecer aigu-
& ~posiciones al norte del rio, en- va
rios lugares Y Ell resultado de clio
fue que Fismes qucdara en- nueStras
Gianos.
"Ai roToeste dc Re!mS hsnos ga
nedo algunas posiciones arriba de Ia
villa de La Napviliete. que el enemi-
60 esta defendiendo cor gran ener-
g{a.
"Sobre Ia nargen izquterda de-
Avre- entire Castei Y Manil-St,
Georges, los aiemanes Sc Weron for
zados q abandonsr sus posicioncs.
Nuestras tropas han ocupado Bra
ches Y penetrate en- Harg!co"rt'
Tambi&n hemos avanzado nuestra IL
nea hasta los s~uburbios de Courtman-
cha habiandoie hecho al enemigo IN
regular nImero de prisioneros."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06

Multitud de psrSoDaS ne Nam2n
brujo. DOT Il simple razOn de que 40
4 comprendea Elis sinPleS, Fe-o eject
O mesodcS de cu-ar Z distancia SIN
Ell uso de medicines. Otg0s dlcen que
SOY uao de tant0s charlataaeS que
sureaa el cc.tasnte; PSro nagGnS
de eStas personals denen una legal )
!uStificada C2zCn: te1gc en- mi pose"
sion i~9nuaeZabEeS testimonies de pa
cien.es agrsdec!dos, personals conser-
vstiyas ' hcn-adas. cue est2E prom
Sas para dar una decls-acoIa jUrada
Gelante de autcridadeS completeness,
-asegurando Que las personals cue ST.
gan mis- rlstEucCl0lSS Y consoles De
buena &c, no solo Eueden aiiy!ar SIS
Intermediates. pero conseTyar 81 sa-
lud despues De sdquiritG, eSt2S per-
sonas son RESIDENCES de EStadoS LI-
dos y Mexico : veclRoS de aiguEcs
de IDS, pTeganteieS Entertainments no
nay are atestiguar con Eluc-tas. Il
ar6ol So concce For Su fruto, va clare
verap que no soy bgujo III ne ayuda
el diablo: aunqus t-alo eEfeTCedcdas
de tcda naturaleza- NJ trab2io Sc b.
sa en- principles !CgicoS : ~uatCra!eS :
Ia f:!csofia de yivr en- los coaocimien-
tos que tenganos dc UueStra actual
eNstencGa y 81 p.1POS!to. Nj mas
grande dsSeo es ayudaT 4 aqueLOS
que q~uicSan ser ~ayu&2dos y seTvl- d
Dios. No Sc tejea eagaIa-; no pa
ggen su diae-o : personals sin escT:-
puio, cue deSca-adamsGte ~pCe5e@cen
ser ell Professor Vi. {. Maritime lie Los
Angeles, California No esooy esta-
blecido en- Ssta Y cu2ado SalGa %
hare saber al plblico en- mis- @nunc!os-
Prof. VI. c. MARTINEZ
PcdcrcSo S&Rad0r-
1882 5. Spring Street.
Los Angeles, California
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06

bio 3! hacho de habersc dado dos ca
sos de tifoidea en- 81 Falac!o Real.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
C0rDat2s naVaieS en- g
rio AEnur

HARDIN. Nanchur;a. AGosto .
En- v!zta DE- as activiades &c los boil
sheviSis en- cl no Aaur, 81 general
Horvath. lider anti-boishevih en- "a
Siberia. ha o-ganizaGo III serTicio de
catrullas en- dic1o rio Y 4 de elias
trab5 Tcc;entene2te camoates Y dercU
to = G!ez cmnarcsciones bolshsv-kis
ce-ca de Ia coai:uencia del Eio Sun
Sari.
La patrulla anti bOishev!ki capture
IN vayor armada. dos vapores mer-
cantes, dos 5u4uas lie Vigi!ancia y ura
lancaa. Las fuerzls del genera! Hor-
v.th est&n aunlentardo : cztan coope-
rarGo con los tchccos, Guienes estan
r~sci5iendo apovo de aquel!as parties
del pueblo que an-as esta5an enemis-
uados 0 ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
LOS SOCIALISTS
MCLEsES Al GOgEERN0
UNA REVISION

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Del Sc-v;.io Esrecisi 6c La PIEE5A."
EN- FL FEEWTG INGLES, Agos5o
5"-Lcs eisrarea nan hecho una
cc-5a re.iraGa a travGs Gel rio Arc-e,
al ro-te de Soma, cn e. fcante. del
saliente de Amieas. Este movimien-
TO fue llevsdo G cabo en- III irentc
de echo %rillaz, habi&1dosa -etirado en-
una p-of-adi6ad de INA n!lla, Derse-
guidos 2o- les i1gleses que csp.araron
L. villa de Ds-nancourt. Las patru-
las brit&2icas han pen@trado en- ia
plaza de Alberto, cue sc encuen-
ira sitleda scb-e IA ma-geH septea-
t-ional del rio Soma. La retirada
alemena SC efectu6 entre Derrancourt
~ Beeucou-t.
En- enernigo, anoche destrry6 todos
los puntos de valor es5rategico que
iba a dejar en- poder de los inglesas.
BESIDE hace dias Sc saba, por los pri-
s;onaros que hahian sido capturados,
que las ce!das Y dogouts que ocupa-
ban los alemanes en- csc frente, ma
bian sido miradoS antes de enprender
ST retiraGa.
Paraace como cosa cierta que :os
aleEanes evacuaran Ia plaza de Al
bcrto. situeGa 2 diccisiete millas 81
~noreste de Amiens, pues Ia situacioa
del enemigo en- es punto, que desde
hace tiem6o es bastante %precaria, Ia
sido agravada por las fuertes perdidas
que ha estado sufricndo q 10 largo
de csc frsDte, en- eli que Il posicio-
po~siciones ocupan parte del terre1o
bajo, do:ninado pc: la arti!lesia bri-
t&n!ca.
Esta retirada alerlana en- el sector
del Ancrs, aunqua NADIA e,1tensa, Sc
considcra muy s~ignificativa, pceS sc
sabe que muchas tropas alemanas han
sito trasladad2s de Sc frente al del
sector Soissons-Reims, y NADIA dificll
scria que el movimiento cue Sc ha
iniciado en- tan corta escala, asumie-
IA en- 10 future IN caracter semeJan-
tie al de IA retrada de- Soma en- 1916
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
En- Vladivostok habra
I'm r~epresentante
IniEitar iapon5s

De, s.rricio Especial de La PRENSA.'
LONDRES. Agosto 5.-Un de3Pa-
cho proccndente de Vladivostok, reel
bio en- esta capital, dice que Ell Ma
vor General Nakachima ha llegado
ALI para actuar como Representative
militar japon&s. FL general Nakachi-
ma era jefe de la mission japonssa
en- Ell Cuadted General russo.
e. corresponsal que trasmlte Ell
mensaje de ~referencia, atr-5uye al
general Dictrichs, que es comandan-
tie de las fuerzasJcheco-eslavas, Ell
haber dicho en- una entrevista, que
era 4 importante que los aliados
tomaran una decision rapida con res
pecto g Russia Y que no habia tempo
perder en- dudas. Ell general Die
trichs declare que so~la1nente IN gran
eisrcito aliado podria paralizar la IL
fIuencia alemana Y evitar que Ale
mania reclute rusos para sus flcuro.
ejGrcitos.
e. general Dietrichs, segun el CO.
rresponsal, solicit6 artilleria, mate
riales para Ia construction de puen-
tes Y de ~ingenieria. Ell c~orresponral
asrega que los bolshevikis Y los ale
names estan preparedness para unz
Ultima ofensiva desesperada en- Ia
Siberia. Estando reconcertrando cier'
tos ce canones y grandes e~xistenciaE
de gases y estan ahora mov1ilzandc
por Ia fuerza a los j6venes Ell las
ciudades controiadas por los bolshe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
GRATIS

Pida nj curioSo Lihrlto que ira
IA de su porvenr; de Ia manera de
tener bUans suerte en- g luego;
buena suerTe en- amoreS; atejar
desGichas; d~esarroiiar sus inE!uen-
cias m~agaeticas; prosper!cac en-
los negocios y buena e~Strella en- to
dos los asuntes. Poseyendo este
l:oro u enemigos no podran eau
sarle dano. Pids folieto gratis.
4. y. R;yas. Box 20jT.
Hahara, Cuba.
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Del Sa-vicio Especial de L. PEENSA."
PARIS, Agosto 5.-El Parddo So
c%ialista frances ne adoptado n re-
soluci6n Dor 10 c,Ial Sc pioe a go
bierno frances one hag2 n revision
de sus p~rop6s;tos de guerra, Genuncie
las tendencies imrsEiaIstic2s Y e:2-
urese De una mane-a clara sus ter
minos de paz, bajo les bases defini-
das por e p~residente Wilson. D:cha
resolution ha sido pressntada al Con-
sejo Naciona, del Pa-Edo, por un>
representation de Ii ni1ori2 rresid:da
por Jean LorgUet, m:e-nbro s~ocialiSta
de Ia Camara de D;putados,
La citada resolution p!de adem&S,
que Sc in;cien desde luego las negocia-
clones prel;1ninares para una L;ga de
Nacio2es. de acuerdo con los terminus
Y 81 esp;-itu dc les Eroposic;ones eX-
presadas per Ell preSidente de los Es-
tndos Un;dos. Sc adhere taEnbi6n,
sin reserras. a IA reunion de, Congrr-
so Socialists International ' dec!ara
Il eI Partido eSta dispueSto . acep-
tar la i~nvitacs6n de Car1i,o HGysmans,
S~ecretario de la AgrupacioE Socialista
International ' uao &c los lideres So
cialistas de B&?gica, ' lie Eja!mar
Branting ' Pieter J. Toelst-a, lidereS
socialisa2s sueco : holanGes rss?ecti-
vamente. para n junt2 ~socialista en-
"a ciu5ad de Berna. SUiZa.
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Del SsrUicio Especial &C - PFETSA."
CON Ell EJERCITO FRANCES
ZEN FRANCIA, Agozto 5.-La rests,
tercia aiemana a 10 largo De les mar
genes de los rios .Aisae V Vesle, estd
inse2s;ficandose mas Y mas. Las rat-u
las aIiadas que han c-uzado estos
RIGS Sc han encortrado con ana tenaz
| resistencia del ene-nigo.
En- los al3e-redores de Muizon, VI
ilasituada en- la margan m%eridiona.
0 izCuicrda del rio Fesle, los allen =
mes sostuvieron encarniZados comba,
tes anoche, antes de Gue fueran obi
! gaGos = -~etirarse. La iucha fac muy
v~iolenta especialmente N los aide
! r~ededores de IA alqreria de Vautes y
en- los bosQues adyacsntes. Tn el OK
eremo de Il Inca mas pr6Xima a
Reims, Sc e5ta librando ahora IN in
tense Guelo de artilleria.
PARIS, Agcsto 5.-Los Gestaca-
mertos ~fra2ceses que cruZaron ell rio
Vesle. Sc han encontrado o una
ifuerte resistencia de los alsmane;,
! sagin dice nm inforrne Official que Sc
do q "a public;dad hoy en- esta capi-
| tai. por ei Ministerio de IL Guerra.
En- 81 mismo comuEicado Sc dice CUE
NADIA hay de i~raportancia que anun-
c;ar ahora en- csc frente de batalla.
Anoche hubo = tregua en- "a
lucha en TODD el sector c~omrrendiGo
entire scissors Y Re.ms, y csc des,
Diro Sc pro!ong6 du-anse toda la ma
6aaa de hoy. Los alemanes estan sien-
do f~avoracidc5 por las condolences de!
tempo. que han t~ransformaoo las
margenes del Vesie en- ~verdadercs pan
tanos y charcas Y es5&n hacienda aho-
"a en- esq region Ia firme resistencia q
Sc habia previsto.
No o5stsnte los al;ados han Sc
guido Dcrsiguiendo a. enenigo Y las
Glt:mas noticias dan cuenta de que
so,amente unas cuantas troQas enc
Hlicas perranecen al sur del rio YES
lie. Las D~a1rcllaa f~re7cesas han cru
zado csc RIO por Bazocnes J Joache-
", villas que sc encIenTran n oeste
Y este respectivameute de Ia base
de Fisnes.
Las tropas al;&das tienen en- 81 po-
der ahora, 5oda Ia margen meridionai
del Fesla, en- cl sector comprendido
entire Fismes Y Reims
Una vigorosa res;stencia fue hecha
por las glardias pruslana y bavaria
entire Muizon y Champ:gny, pero a
pssar De su oh=tinaci6n por conservar
esgs pos:ciones. el enemigo Sc VIC
obligado a ~ret-oceder, despues de
sufri- considera5les pGrdidas. Ambas
m&rganes del citado rio Sc italian
aho-a bajo e! fuegc 1e las a1tillerias
de arabos ccm5aCieates.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-01-05
Courtesy a Shock.

In the hurry and hustle Of metro
poltan life people don't seem to have
any time to be polite and when any
courtesy is shown it usually takes ones
breath away. "The other day." said
a New York visitor, Il was leaving one
of the big buildings on lower Broad
way, and young man stepped In
front of me just before ] reached the
swinging doors. | expected, of course.
he would let the door fly back at me,
and instinctively braced myself to
meet it. / was SO flabbergasted with
surprise when he stopped and held
the door open for me to pass, that l
came near forgetting to thank him.
did clean forget to ask him where he
came from end how long he had been
sere."
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-01-05
FurIouoh Means Mule?

The reading class was in session
and the word 'furlough" occurred.
Miss Jones, the teacher, asked If any
little girl or boy knew the meaning
of the word.
One small hand was raised.
sFurlough means O mule" said the
child.
sob, no, it doesn't" said the teach
or.
eyes, ma'am," insisted the little
girl Il have the book at home that
says So"
Miss Jones told the child to bring
the book to school. The next morning
the child came armed with n book and
showed picture of soldier riding a
mule, under which was the caption
Going home on his furlough."
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-01-05
NEWS REVIEW OF
The PAST WEEK
Premier Lloyd George Declares
Germany Must Give Up Con-
quests and Pay.
NO PEACE WITH JUNkERS

Reports to President Wilson Call for
More Speed by Ameriea--War De-
partment Has Shakeup-Bol-
shevik Continue Negotia-
tions With Germany
While Civil War
In Russia
Spreads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
Go to Bed and Stay Quiet-Take
a Laxative-Eat Plenty Of
Nourishfng Food--Keep
Up Your Strength.
Nature Is the
"Cure."
ALWAYS CALL A DOCTOR
NO OCCASION FOR PANIC.

NO OCCASION FOR PANIC.
Spanish influenza. which appeared in
Spain in May, has all the appearance
OF grip or la grippe. which has swept
over tho world in numerous enidemics
as far back as history runs. Hippo.
crates refers to an epidemic in 413
B. c.. which is regarded by many to
has had its alta cks. Beginning with
1881, this country has had five cpl
denies. the last in 18Ss-90.
Thero Is no occasion for panic--in-
fiuenza itself has very low percent
age OF fatalities-not over one death
out OF every four hundred cases, ac.
cording to the ~. G.. Board OF Health.
The chief danger lies in complications
arising, attacking principally, patients
IN 4 rundown condition--those who
don't go TO bed soon enough or those
who get up too early.
The SYMPTOMS.
Grippe, or influenza as Il is now
called. usually begins with a chill fol-
lowed by aching, feverishness and
sometimes nausea and diz2Iness, and a.
general feeling OF weakness and de-.
preston. The temperature is from 100
10 lo4, and the fever usually lasts from
!nree 10 hve days. Tho germs attack
the mucous membrane. or lining OF the
air passaSes--nose. throat and bron.
chial tubes--there is usually a hard
cough. especially bad at night, often
times a sore throat or tonsiIitis. and
frequently all the appearances Of a Sc
we're head cold
THE TREATMENT.
Go TO bed at the first symptoms, no.
only Tor your own sake, but to avoid
spreading the disease to others--take
purgative, eat plenty Of nourishins
tood. remain perfectly quiet and don't
worry. Quininc. aspirin or Dover's
i,o~der, etc.. may be administered by
INC physioian's directions TO relieve the
aching. But there is no euro or spe.
enc Tor inf1uenza-the disease must
run It's course, Nature will throw on
the attack 81 only you keep up your
strength horse1f. Tho chief danger
lies In tho complications which NAV
arise. influenza so we&kens the bodily
resistance that there is danger OF
pneumonia or bronchitis developing.
ano sometimes Inflammation OF the
middle ear. or heart afroctions. For
these reasons, 1t 10 very important that
the patient remain IN bed until hIs
strength returns--stay In bed at least
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
GOVERNMENT TO SPECIFY
SIZE AND COLOR OF GLOVES
! To Further Conservation Program,
manufacturers Arc Restricted 10
Certain Styles.

WASHINGTON. October 1o.-Gloves
have been put in the conservation pro-
gram, and their manufacture has been
restricted in size and color and styles.
The new regulations. the war indus
tries board announces tonight. affect
the spring and autumn trade OF 1879.
No gloves OF more than twelve
inches from middle finger tip TO CEN
ter back edge will be manufactured
after February Is, 1919, and mono made
before then unless on order already in
process OF manufacture.
The colors are limited to buck.
white. tan, gray, beaver, khaki and
channels.
Capcs of nappas arc restricted to
black. dark tan. gray and khaki: glace
to black, white, tan and gray; mocha
to gray and beaver: suede and tlesher
to gray. beaver and khaki; doeSkin or
channels to natural color or white, and
deer skin TO khaki and gray.
40 new styles will be permitted
New style is construed as change in
construction. material. quality or
grade. except that four grades may
bc used i'm deer skin. y definite schcd-
ulc OF the maximum number of styles
for each leather has been worked out
by the war industries board. The reg
ulations apply TO all light leather
gloves and mittcnS or men. women.
misses and boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
BRITIsH AND FRENCH
FOUND BEIRUT EVACUATED
lBy Associated Prtss.I

LONDON. October lO--Frcnch and
British Harships which entered Beirut.
tho chief seaport OF Syria. on Sunday,
FOUND that the town had been ovacuat-
cd iby the Turks. says an official state
msnt issued to-day by the British War
Beirut was occupied By detachments
OF british Indian infantry Tuesday.
The statement follows:
french md British Warshipe entered
beirut on SUNDAY and found the town
EVACUATED by the enemy.
On Monday British armorcd cars,
preceding our cavalry and infantry
columns. arrived. and on Tuesday adj
Xanceo detachments OF British indian
infantry occupied the place. They were
received enthusiastically by tho inhab-
Prisoners taken by the Egyptian ex-
peditionary force. exclusive OF those
taken by the Arabs, havo risen m
more than 5000. II is cs,!ma,cd that
OF the entire strength of the Turlisb
Fourth, Seventh AND Eighth Arrnie. moi
moro than 1900 have escaped. this his
Many OF the prisoners captured
were In a lamentabIe state o. exiiaus.
ton. They are receiving such treat
ment and attention as is possible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
HUNS DESTROY MUCH OF
CAMBRAI WITH GREAT MINES

IN Associated l'rcSs.
WITH THE ANGLO, AMERICAN
October l0.--British and American
iotccs continued TO advance rapidly
and are driving the demoralized Ger
mans before them. according to all
available reports on this front. The
whole battle is on field that was
ahame throughout tho night. The
many fires have. completely destroyed
towns and farmhouScs. The powerful
mfhes which the Germans had placed
under Csmbrai seem to have been set
with n time fuse, the iGca bcinG to
complete the destruction started by f. i.
snd TO Kill as great number OF the
allied soldiers AZ WAS possible. The
explosion went or with 81 roar under
the center OF the town after it had bccn
occupied BY the British. The crash ana
detonstion were seen and heard for
miles. Great damage, tho exact extent
of.whtch has not yet been determined.
was done in Cambria. Moro French,
civilians have been freed frsm the
Germans. Some of the Inhabitants OF
tho town rushed out to moct the march
ing British and greeted them with
cheers and tears.
Not many German prisoners are
coming in now. for the bulk of the
TeutonS even machine Eunncrs, in
many cases, Ned for their lives as the
British and Americans approached. AS
tho allied troops advanced tho oppo-
sition became less and less and finally
died away entirely a many parts or the
front on which tho drive was being
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-11
MANUFACTURE OF PENS
is GREATLY LIMITED
War Industries Board Reduces Number
Of styles That Mny he
Produced.

WASH 1NCiTON. October l0.--Brass
and nickc plated pens will not be
manufactured amy more for the dura-
ticM or the war. tho War Industries
BOARD announced Tonight No new
types will he made. and all existing
typos and .tyies will be reduced con-
sidcrably. This is the outline or the
conservation program as affecting pen
ElacH thc;Urc.
styles will bc limited to thirty in
steel. fourteen i'll siiror-plutcd and ono
ruling pens. no more assortmonts will
lie sold as such. No more counter show
cases and display fixtures viii be fur
nished beyond stocks on hand Pens
Will be packed only in ouc.SrosE boxes.
The regulations 20 into effect with the
manufacturers at once.