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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
A New $4,000 Import of Scotch
Table Cloths and Napkins

the number of together dozens
this Shipment which
a good Scotch
All goods heavy flax damask full beached
plentiful choice Of patterns and grades.
different 6Ia square
at s4.5Ou "a inches square Sl2.75 a dozen.
All table cloths circular designs specially
suitable round tables They priced at $25 s15
in size inches.
First estnu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Smart Models in
Fur-ClOth NeckWear

Attractive stoles and capes in
imitation seal and kerami cloth,
that so satisfactorily take the
place of fur for mild weather, OF
can be worn so comfortably in
doors.
They come in black or mole, are
trimmed with pockets, tassels or
balls of the material, and are
priced from $3.50 to $3.50.
main Floor, CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
New Black Walking
Boot for Women

The exclusive Little Boot Shop
has q good looking new model in
womens walking boots. 1t is an
S-inch lace shoe, all black, with
wing tip, perforations and IA
inch military heel.
$l2 the pair.
(First Floor. Market aud Junipep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Scotch Wool Robes
Have Many Uses

Designs of these handsome i'm
ported robes are plaids and checks
on one side with plain colors on
the reverse.
Prices S15 to $40.
Main Floor. MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
A New 4OOO-Ya ard
Lot of CSC Ginghams.

II is most unusual these days
to get ginghams of this quality
for 3Sc a yard, and as this is a
limited lot we advise all who want
to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to make their selection
early.
There are checks, stripes, plaids
and plain colors in the assortment
and the designs are excellent.
~ inches wide and 36c a yard.
(First Floor. CHESTNUT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

AQuamarines

The aquamarine is more than
ever the vogue. Its clear. sea-
blue tints that gave the stone
its name have won for it a
high place in the hearts of
jewel lovers.
Rings, in square and round
setting, combined with pearls
or diamonds, arc priced from
S2d TO So.
Main fio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
A Special Disposal of
New Style Handbags

At $3.50, a larger style of en-
velope handbags in black pin seal
with inner frame.
At S3.75. black pin seal carriage
bags, black and navy silk hand
bags and velvet "sock" bags. e..
At S6.7j, large velvet knitting
bags in new share, shirred
around lower part. "A
AieIe)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
WEATHER
Fair

Brooches, combined with
pearls and set in either yellow
or white gold, are priced from
Sl2 to S175.
Lavallieres, set wit h tiny
pearls or plain, are priced from
S33 to $50.
Scarf pins, either plain or set
with pearls, are priced from
$3.50 to S2s.
thestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Now Many Women Prefer
High Neck Nightgowns

They afford protection than the other kind certainly
sensible these chilly nights At least different
of necked the
have N-neks and they Of
good musns
there
to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
1t Is a Majestic Picture-The Great Oriental Rug
MOW-and the Greatest Sale on Record
Third Floor. CentraD

Since the writing of this begun bales have been
reported
No the today and vision joy to
the majestic with all the chromatic glory
collection of rugs-Persan
and Chnese-as probably the world
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Wanamaker Bissell
Carpet Sweepers

ordered long ago, are here, the
shipment mpri ing twelve
styles, the most popular being the
American Queen, nickel-trimmed
at S5.75. Others priced $3.50 to
1925. Early selections are ad-
vised.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Toilet Comforts for
Men in the Service

Hair brushes. Soc to SO.
Combs, 2Jc to Toe.
Shaving brushes, 35c TO $50.
Shaving brush holders, 25c TO
81.
Main Floor, Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

TNO frame a rosy baby face,
layer upon layer Of heavy
white ribbon swirls itself in COM
bnation with soft ermine and
calls itself a cap. Price s14.-
(ThUd Floor, Chestnpt.)
GAY candy boXes-that are Of
tin TO keep the candies fresh
are painted patriotically in red,
white and blue with proud Sery-
ice star on the top. Price Soc
(.Second foo-, Centrdl)
VINO would not rise with the
" sun, if it were to breakfast in
the loveliest taffeta coat made for
that very purpose? There are
plain models and very frilly ones
in soft shades Of pink, blue, yell
low or rose. Priced at 30 TO
$13.50.-(Third floor, CentrulJ
A n ironing-pad Of bayberry way
will shed pleasant fragrance
over ironing day, for 30c.-(Scc-
oHd floor, Ccntrai)
T TITLE dolls whose only dress
is a gay painted bathing suit
and very wavy suit Of hair are
so cute that We really wouldn't
ask them to have an useful object
in life, but they insist upon hold
ing hairpins. In different colors
at $3.-(Mom Floor, CentraI)
NOMEN'S VESTS appear this
w. season in all the charm of
Autumn colors. Of heavy silks in
rich figures of blue, brown, yell
low and deep pink. Priced from
$3.50 to $12.-(Man Floor, Cen-
trdL)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
1900 Dozen Irish
Linen Hundkerchie& at Most
i Uncommon Prices

years ago bought them-and this week we've just
taken them their boxes!
Naturally bought them 1916 prices that at odays
prices they full below the present wholesale price
Mems handkerchefs s4.75 dozenand made with half
and quaer-nch hens; pure a every thread sturdy and Of
a quality easy get today at any price
Women's handkerchiefs s2lO a dozenplain, hemstched
and Of good cambric weight.
Womens handkerchiefs $3.50 dozen-made with narrow
hemstched hens and tares above the hem.
scld by the and halfdOzens onlyand youl
not less when you them! .
(westt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

Anybody who has the Of this Oriental Rug
Fete will remember that different times have laid emphasis
the fact that primarily essentially this sale of real
opportunity and advantage.
The beauty denying that it
is superatvely fine.
We glad of this. We glad the of friends
sparkle at the sight of all this majestic massng of color
The people have found the background of oppo
that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
5000 Pair of Mems "Heavy
Duty" Shoes at $4.65

Just received from the Army America
the NunSon Bluchcr
leather with heavy and bound good service
Splendid who occupations
where stout footwear is required.
oor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Mems Redleaf House Gowns
Somewhat Different

These London of wool
ree-quarer length They bound with silk braid
cord and tase the
strires alternating with black.
There a with stripes various widths on white
grounds.
$27.5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

By actual reckoning have ninety
in stock at the tmemore than yards
every grade in all these
is Of unquestonable excellence at its price
We know also that of them could be bought
sell which marked, and proved by
comparison that marked considerably less than
goods the quality be bought for elsewhere.
the face Of these facts, believe say that
stock that unmatched all the points that make
silk stock helpfulness customer,
among points quality variety value desrabeness and
choice of colors.
This especially worth remembering, because silk today
more material than has been and rea
lively more what your silk require
ments bewheher you need white silks black silks wash
silks silks novelty lkyou practically of find
varied stock select from and better
value for your money you will find anywhere else.
We say this of vanglory but matter of public
information Of value to a great many people
And, Of shall be glad to prove it.
Prices 81 to S2J yard.
FIoor,C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

Store Opens at 10
Are the Times That Prove Hop Wisely Store Pouid

Please Take
Notice
that from the first of
November until Christmas
Eve this Store will open
at $3.50 and be closed at. 6
to accommodate the
Christmas shopping.
p. S.-This notice is for the
information of the public, who
are inquiring, but subject en-
tirely to any order that the
federal fuel administration
may make at any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Greatest Oriental Rug Sale
in Our HiStOrU

Not TO boast but to make our meaning clear say that
sale record So there have the real proof of
that the ncomparab beauty of this sale real background
Of advantageforh it that
people have found
Anybody who the opening of the sale
who might would be likely wonder how it
that the richness and ovness of all has psled in the es
degree
Well the fact is have than show, and
constantly coming in.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

CMain Floor, Chestnup
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
Wanamaker Curtain
Stretchers and
DraperS

long overdue, have also arrived.
The frames are supported by
easels, the curtain pins are nick
eled and the curtains cannot be
twisted out of shape because the
frames are true and will not
warp-S3.s5..
(Eourih Floor, Market
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
Fl, EsFUERZO De LOS AL!|ADOS EN- ITALIA

La ofens;va .ranco-italiana en-
ell frante de "a Albania, Ia tenido
muy buen Gxito. Fuesi mientras
los italianos han cstado ejerciendo
una t-rrib!e preston en- ell frente
au;.riaco I 10 largo de 10 costa del
Adiatico CA, los franceses han
hecho imrortantes vance EN- c:
flanco izquirdo del enemigo (B},
amenazanto con clio Ia Inca en-
tc-a al nprtc del rio Semi CT don
de los teutones tratan de sostener-
So.
Los franccseS han c~apturaGo dos
villas Y Ia colina 500, que les da
p~os.cio7cs Gon!aant9s cn Il con-
fluencia de los rios Devoii J To-
morica, on donde estan empIeando
81 famosa tactica de "pinzas.'"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
JAPON CONSIRUIRA
BARCOS PARA
T, UNIDOS

WASHINTON, Julio 22.-Se M
anunciado que Ell programa compile
mentario del Departamento Maritime
para Ia construction de barcos en- e.
Japon ~invcrtira en- e5as 6rdenes no
menos de Glen m~illones de pesos,
De esta suma, alrededor de dlecl-
ocho miilones de pesos, seran coloca-
dos en- c~ontratos en- ell Jap6n, hablen-
dose invertido va mos veinte milo
nes de pesos en- construcclones necnas
ALI.
Segun Sc sabe, ya sc rraro los
c~ontratos por treinta vapores de car
ga, de acero, que seran ~construidos
en- los arsenales japoneses y sc adop-
taron las medidas oportunas para
TRANSFORM a dichos armadores $4,000
toneladas de acero, agregadas al TO-
tai de Glen mil tonelsdas que va que
do ~estipulado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
VERTI0 LACRIHIAS
Ii ENPER
ALEMANA
En- los ~hosPilales de
~Estrasburgo
LIE impresion6 honda
mente e! nImer0 de
heridos cue ALI Sc
enCuentran

De, Ssrpieio Especici dc Iii PEENSA."
GINEBRA, SutZa, Julio 22.-La
Emperatriz de Alemania, acoTpana-
da de su hijo e. Principe joaquin. ha
esta-o hacienda una vista de ;nspec-
ci6n a los hosp;t2ics de las c;udades
que So eacuentran sitUadas q 10 largo
del Rim. scgun disc IN despacho de
Estrasburgo, rec.bito en- esta clUd&d
por Ia via de Basic.
Todos esoS establecimientos Sc di-
&C cue Sc e~ncuentran l!eGos de heri-
dos, Ia mayos parte de clos, soldados
prusianos, que han estado llcgando
dc Ia IONA de batalla de IA o~fens.va
alcmana en- e. Marine : Reims.
Los soldados bavaros Y ~sajoncs
heridos en- csa iucha. cztan siendo
enyiados al interior del ImFerio. Sc
gun dicen las noticias, cuaado la En-
perat-iz visit6 una de los hospitales
de Es~trasburgo, al yer el Hdmero de
heridos que Sc cncontraban en- ell e.
tablecimisnto, no pldo mnos de rom
per q llorar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
FL KR0NPRMZ ia
PEDID0 Sc LE
De AyXILIO
IL principe R1Ipart0 de
Daviera
Los ei5rcitos de este jefe
~protagcFan los iIancos
dc! frente dc bataIIa

De- Scrrieio Especial &c I'D "EhNSA
CON EN- FL EJERCITO FRANCES
EN- FRANCIA. Julio Ell Princi-
D. Ecredero de A,emania, Federico
Guilermo, Sc ha v:sto obligado I pc
dir au:il:o, ramando IN 81 ayu-
da, rava cvit1rss in desas-
TIE mayor, a su pri mo 81
Principe Rure-to. hercdcro del trono
&c Bavi2ra. Las divis:ones alemanas
del cicrc;to teuton en- e. norte, c'tan
ahora sienGo moviiizados rap:damen-
e hacia Il sur, Eara proteger q t!an-
co occidental dc, ierroCado ejerc!to
del kronpriaz, que ha sido arrojado
atl:.s del Marae Y de Chateau-Thie-
rry por las t-s?as franco-amer;cana>.
la lave para las posiciones ale
rlaras. est& ahora en- sus posiciones
cue s. encucatran inmcdiatamente al
sur de Scissors Y ali precisa ncnte
es donde cl enemigo ha reconcentra-
do considerables fuerZas con 81 fin de
contener Ell avancc aliado, que anne
naza ensanchar su dominic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

Multiud de personals me iiaman
brujo. per la simple razon de que no
conprelden mis- simples, peTo efectI-
ycs melodies de curar a dista7cia Sin
ell uso dc medicines. Ctrcs diceu que
SOY pno dc tantcs charlatanes que
surtan ell c%ontinente; pero nlnglna
de estas personals tienen una legal y
iustificada raZon; tengo en- mi pose
sion innumerables testimonies de pa
cientes agradecidos, personals conse--
vativas Y h1nradas, que cstan prom
tas para dar 4 d~ecia-aco,l Jurada
delante de autoridades completeness,
ascgurando que las personals que 81
gan mis- inStrucciCnes y consoles de
bucna fe, TO solo pueden ativiar sus
Intermediates. perc cCnseryar 81 sa-
lud despues de adquiriGa, cstas per-
sonas son RESIDENCES de Estadcs tai-
dos Y Mexico y vecinos de alguaos
de IDS, preEunteles directamente M
hay que ateStiguar con muertos. II
arbol Sc conoce per su fruto. va clare
veran cue no soy brujc nj me ayuda
ell diablo; aunqua trato Intermediates
de toda naturaleza. NJ trabajo Sc ba-
So en- principles logicos y laturales =
la ~filosofia de vivir Ell los conocimien-
tos que tengaRcs &c nuestra actual
existencia y su %prop6sito. Mi mas
grande deseO es ayudar a aquelloS
que quieran ser ayudados y servir 4
Dios. No Sc dejen engaiiar; no pa
guen su dinero a personals sin escru-
pulo, que descaradamente pretenden
ser ell Professor NJ. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. 70 estoy esta-
bleciGo en- esta y cuando salga 10
hare saber al publico en- mis- anuncios.
Prof. NJ. c. MARTINEZ.
PoderoSo Sanador.
Los Angeles, California.
1919 S. Spring Street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
Ell cslomel act1a come
dinamita sobre
Ell hlgado
Ataca la bills agria y causa %nauseas,
hacienda n listed que pierda
I'm dia de trabajo

FL calomel produce salivacion! Els
mercurio. Ell caIomel actua como 81
fucra dinamita sobre ell higado en-
t~orpecido. Cuando e. calomel Sc po-
ne en- contacto con Ia bills agraria,
la ataca Embellishments Y le produ-
ce a listed calambres 0 nausea.
81 Sc siente listed bilioso, con jaque-
cas-, extrenimiento y enfermo, no tie
ne mas que ir q cualquies botica y
comprar una botella de Dodson's Lii
yer Tone, que es un sustituto vege-
tai i~nofensivo de Ell peligroso Gallo
mel. Tome I'M cucharada, Y 81 no
corrige e higado y 10 sana mucho
mejor y mas prcnto que ell ~nauseabun-
do calomel, sin producirle mclestias,
no tiene mas que volyer q IA bctica
a que lie devuelvan su dineco.
81 toma listed calomel hoy, mana
ma Sc sentira enfermo y con nauseas;
aparte de que puede causarle saliva
cion; mientras que 81 toma Dodson's
Liver Tone Sc levantara en- Ia mana
na sintiendose perfectamente bien,
lleno de energias y listo para Ell ira
bajo o el juego. Els absolutamente
inofensivo, agradable y eficaz para
los nihos; a ellos les gusta tomar-
To-. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICA
no EN- Ell FRENTE DEL MARINE
AISNE, Julio 22.-LoS alemanes es-
tan hacienda desespsTadoS esfuerzos
ror couservar ~ Posicioncs en- Ia IL
nea sur de scissors. con e! fin de
proteger sus flancos e impedir una re-
tirada gsncra!.
Las fuerzaS americans que Sc ha!lan
operando prcc.sanente en- csc sector
han complctado "a Interruption de IA
via fcrrocarrilcra entire Scissors Y
Chateau-Thierry. FL empuje empren-
dido por los aliados esta ll~svandose
4 efecto sin Gismiru;r su preston y
los aleman-s Sc hallan lnciertos, cada
vez mas. sobre Ct propGsito que per
siguen los franco-ame.!canos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

PARIS. Julio 22.-Los criticos
m~!litarcs de todos los p~eri6dicos que
ven la luz en- esta capital, dsspues
de hacer Ut minucioso csSudlo de II
s~ituaci6n est-atjgicA ' IA posicion
ttcnica ocuPada, por ambos ejer-
citos ccmbaticntes, i!egan Z II con-
c,usi6n de que cualquiera cosa nueva
1ue ocurra, Ia contra ofensiva ALA
da es una nueva Y grande victoria del
Marine.
e. publico parisiense Sc muestra
c~-andemente jubiloso por Ell car!S cue
Ia lucha csta fernando y todas las edl-
clones ordinarias y eXt-aordinarias de
,os peri6dicos son leidas con avldez,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
Ho sido una derrotQ formidable la del
ej6rcito del Principe heredero teut6n
ESTA CORREENDO GRAVE
PELIGRO De SER
ANEQUELADO
La i%niciativa ha pasado de
nanos del General
Ludendorff q las del
General Foch
(POR ARTHUR S. DRAPER.)

En"icdo c LA PRENSA' por et "Ne0
York Tribune"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
CASESE:


Catalogo de daIass m.1:canas y otras
nscioBalidndes extensa l.sta ce hermo-
SOS nombrcs.
Siaade UN DOLLAR = le enviarcEnos q
v,.,., de corrco. auestro complsto. Ca
! talo-o Matrimonial. con de9cripcione
completes. de- muehas ~j.vsnes ; alSu-
ras viudas. Quc 5uscan a VI MARCO
bucnos y honrado. Pucde listed e'eri5ir
a cualquiera &c elias y ccntraer IN ie-
liz zlrtrimon:u en- muy b-ere Tie:
Nosotros. 30. rucstra p2-te SONGS per-
scncs rc:omC ntablcs. nuesrro neGoc!o
cstA 5assdo stbre Il hon-adez y ,-!it-
nidad ssi - ,rae no dele que Z pUrue-
| 81. cant.dnd &c I'm DOLLAR sirva Dr. es-
:orbo en- una probable FELICIDAD MA
T~RIGONIAL. I:scriba hoy =1:smo a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
p. D.. Box fES. Venice. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
lIUEV0S AVANCES
HICIERON Los
ALlAD0S
Al SUI de Ia plaza de
scissors
Cruzaron 81 carnino que
CORE entre esa plaza
Ia de Chateau
IhierTy

De-, S,-ric:o Esrc-!a' O. LII P&GNSi." =,
PARIS, Julio 22.-Cont!nuando ell
empuie de 81 ofcasiva q! sur De Sol
ssona. -os franc1,cs h-n iogrado cru
E va el canine que CORE entire esa
plaza Chateau-Thicrry. Qor TN pun
to al norte de Vl,lcmontcire, que Sc
halla frente a Buzancy. Segin dice
lie T,mps. CT una information que
do a la puol,cidad hoy acrca del de-
sarrollo de las ~opc-aciones en- el sec
tor d. Scissors.
Bucancy es una villa que Sc en-
cuentra a milla Y media al ~noroeste
&c Vi.lemontoi-c, sobre Ell l&do or.en-
IA! de Ia carratera dicha y Nillemon-
TORE Sc haIla q cinco y media mlIlas
81 SUI de scissors.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

LONDES, Julio PEI EGrcito
del Principe Hcr1dero de AIenaanla
Sc hal!a en- una completa derrota. Las
arrnas teutonas estan sufricndo Ell
mas g-ande dc los reveses que ha-
van teaido desde e. principle de Ia
guerra, cuando las mss2s russs IN
vadiercn e. territorio de Ia Prussia
Oriental, deStruyendo toda opolcion.
Fl general Foch la recobrado Ia
iniciativa y est& ahora dirlgiendo IA
batalla cue puede llerar = INA dec
sion Y ha<ta cl termino dc Ia guerra.
No es exageraGo decir cue desde
que los franco-britan:cc; contuvleroii
Ia avalanche alemana hacia Calais y
Foch detuvo Ia ola invasora de los
hu2os que descendia por ell Marine
sobre Paris, no Ia habido momento
mas ~sen;acioral e importante que e.
de Ia lucha actual en- csc vasto sa-
lsente que abarca de scissors i
Reims.
Las masas de tropas aliadas Sc
han v:sto tan reforza6as Y eEtan lie
vando Ia lucha d. una manera tan
favorable que no seria a~venturado
q1e qu:za ccnduzcan a una
victoria mucho mas rapida que Ia
cue los mas optimistas e%speraban
haco una semara
e. Principe hcTedero no s5lamente
cst5. siendo derrotado, sine que esta
sufriendc tales perdidas, que mucho
sera 81 logra escapar de ser aniGu.la-
DO. Esto cs 10 que dicen los infor-
mes trasmit.do3 en- las u!timas vein
t:cuatro horas, de los p-incipai2s
puntos del frenSe del Marine. Dicha;
irformaciores son mas tavorah!es 8
mcd!da que pasan les horas. Cuaado
~psrecia que Foch habis l!egado j la
meta de 81 actual maniobra. Sc rec:
bio Ia notic;a de I'm mayor exlto que
ivenia 2 coronar ST.; e~sfuerzos, exitc
que consistio en- obligar al ensmlgc
a -et.rarse a. nortc del Marine. pei
medic de gu movirliento de ataque
Dor ell flanco derccho de los teuto,
mss.
El stne-al en- jefo, re.plejo
f! problema para Ludendorff e!
ahora, el dc Lecidir 81 retira su!
t-opas hasta el Canine de las Dana
o arroia ell ei6rcito del Principe Ru
rerto de Baviera contra las linea:
! francesas. en- 81 sector qle Sc halls
al nortc del actual campo de bata
liz. Pero probable es que Ludsndorf'
sc exFonga q jugar nuevamente 81
rosic;ones tan disastrous, por !C
u SUI maniob-a evideate sara IA dc
dar I'm golpe para obligar la evacua
ci6n de los aliados del actual frente
de bata,la, o al nenos prevenir que
Foch envie mas tropas a cSe trente
pars consolidar las ventajaS cue
ahora tienen.
Peri ST Ludendorff hace tai cosa,
Sc cxpone al peligro de otro con-
ira ataque ai;ado. Cualquier now,
miento que dicho jefe aleman haga
ahora, tendra que ser de caractel
defensive, aun en aso de que pu'
sierra en- acci6n va de manos de los
teutones a las de Foch. La impor
tancia de los acontecimientos mill
ta-es que Sc desarrollan es capital,
pueJ en- e=ta Ease de- Ia lucha Sc ha'
Ian en- juego elementos DE- los que
puede ~dependsr una victoria 0 una
derrota decisiva.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

considering the conditions. but new
things are beginning to change and
look like there really is . war to be
fought.
1--WE have lived in stables. brick
factories. chicken houses. and are
now located in q beautiful chateau.
which IL very historic. It 10 connect
cd with tales Of Napoleon. Joan OF
Arc and Richard III Of England, bet
ter known as Richard the Lion
Hearted. Dick was captured and i'm
prisoned in q dungeon in this chateau:
which 10 below the river bed. and
has but one entrance.
lover the entrance Of the chateau
IL q large clock, which tradition hos
It, was stopped by Napoleon. ana has
not run since. until some curious
American soldier wanted to try 1t out
and stuck his fingers in 1t and start
ed 1t. The clock is connected with