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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
ADVICE ID THOSE
 IF GERMAN BLOOD
RETURNED AMERICAN SAYS THE COUNTRY WILL HAVE NO USE
 FOR THINGS TEUTONlC.
MORE HATRED AFTER PEACE
Soldiers Will Bring Home Stories That Will Increase the Feeline-Senator McCumber on Espionage Law and Free Speech.
By ARTHUR w DUNN.

Washington.--liere k q bit of ad- vice from an American who has been allowed a partial peep into what has happened in Germany and in the coun- tries which the Huns have overrun: Tell 4our friends of German birth and parentage in the United States to be very loyal There is not going to be much patience for anything German when all the facts and all the horrors and all the disgusting crimes that have been perpetrated not only upon other peoples engaged ill the war, but upon American soldiers since they took part in the war are published To the Amer ican people. once Hun always q Hun has been proved over and over again. While the tremment of Ger man prisoners and interned enemy aliens in the United States has been humane and coHsiderate, American soldiers have been made to undergo extreme suffering when captured by the IlunS.'
 It is evident from the above state ment that our army when it returns from the war in Europe will give in formation to the American people that will largely increase the hatred and dislike of anything German which already exists in this country
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
Ca|ome| Loses You a Days Work!
 Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instpad
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constpated or head achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger.
 ous calomel to get strengthened up

Every druggist in town-your drug gist and everybody's druggist has mo- ticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same req son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place.
 "Calomel is dangerous and people know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better re- suits" said prominent local druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells 1t. A large bottle doesn't cost very much, but if 1t fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggish ness and constipation, you have only
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Senator Gallinger of New Hamp- shire admits that he is old-fashioned and no doubt will acknowledge that he is conservative. At least he is old fashioned and conservative enough not to believe that there is anything feas- ible in the proposition to carry mall between Washington and New York by airplane. X bill was passed for the pur pose of fixing Il postage rate of 24 cents q letter on this new service and Gallinger made his comments to the effect that this proposition would amuse people for q few days and for that reason it was probably necessary to waste the money.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
Had Seen Better Days.

This parrot. ma'am,' said the deal CT, lis one that 1 can recommend. It was in the family of clergyman for many years"
 Well, gents, what'll ye have? Name your pizen !'' exclaimed the. parrot with startling emphasis.
 He was obliged to part with 1t, however" continued the dealer, with an apologizing cough, and for the last year or two ii has belonged to the al- derman from our ward"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

John w Rainey ot Illinois, one of the very newest members of the house, has hot waited for the "ueWuesS" to Wta. of before engaging iA debate, He ha> several times expressed his oplu. ion and iusJ he other day he secured applause from the house when he de= clared that il Was his purpose to sup port bin that would make il com, pulsory for thc great number of aliens in this country who have resided here fur many years to take out their eiti- 2enship papers. Naturalization by com. pulsion is q novel proposition, but II mgAt receive considerable support i'll congress,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
0 ask for your money back

to ask for your money back
 Dodson's Liver Tone is a D,4,..., tasting purely vegetable ra,s'a aa'' harmless to both children o,, ''uielI Take spoonful at night and wstS +'''' feeling fine; no biliousness, sick t.'i v ache, acid stomach or constlnss', 'a bowels, It doesn't gripe or coaa'' p@'s' convenience all the next day lr,a ;. a' lent calomel. Take a dose of calonS ] today and tomorrow vop win Va4' 7, 2 weak, sick and nanseated. Don, ,,s @ a days work ! Take Dodson's rls,' Tone instead and feel fine. fpr ~ ~ vfgor and amhiti0n-Adv '"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Senator GalIingcr took an unfair advantage of Senator Thompson ot Kansas recently Galliugcr has passed his eightieth milestone aud k the sen- for of the senate Thompson k young senator in his hrst term. No one would suspect that venerable statesman from old New Hampshire and her cluud-cappcd granite hills would as sume the role of hUAorlSt-with Il mask as impenetrat'e as the canou- ilage on the westtrn front-and lead an unsuspectiiis Kansas youth into a pit eonces3ed by honeyed words and seemingly sincere and sober inquiries. Bet alas for the perlidy of humanity ; alas for the duplicity of four score years. Galltnger, the senior, not only in years but in service, with an uppar. ent desire 10 acquire information, toyed with and had fun with the youthful and earnest senator from Kansas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
innovation Justified,

A wordy dispute has been stirred up Tn England over the action of the authorities ill stationing a tank on the Worcester cathedral green This was denounced hy some as sacrilege, but the dean pointed out that We are fight Ing In sacred cause.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Although there has been a great deal of complaint about the number ot HeH iH tHe uniform of officers III Wash ugtuu and elsewhere WHe are in the naneombataut branches of The army, Il may br sct down a7 a taet ttat ali these officers want to gel soger there Il is doubtful fl Soa will uud all off eer anywhere who is uet anxious te g8 "a i7iaHte and for the most mrt il uuN be said that they ore willing To go up against Inc hated Hun. While ii is fact that there are thousands of officers in uniform who VIII never get au opportunity 10 % 10 France II is alsoa fael lHai there isa very large number of officers ia France who wlu not -ey an opportumty to go to t4e front. There are uoncombatant officers of lhe Gnitcd States army over there. just |, ,here are over hel'p.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Congressman FesS of Ohio made some pungent comments in the house on the upheaval ill railroading brought on by the war, for which we therefore have the Huns to thank. The Ohio legislator remarked that since the government took over the railroads the employees had become careless That is one of the great prices We are paying for this war" he contin- ued, taking away our efficient and faithful young men who seemed fo en- joy the pleasure of serving the public Today others have come in, untutored as to what the public demands and wholly careless of what it must have. TEey seem to be absolutely irrespon- sive as to any matters for which they are employed, and wanting in common courtesy when you ask them questions that the public has right to ask and they ought decently to answer"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

There are more than 6,000000 Afri- cans among the 100000 people in Brazil. and many of them the crudest type of negro on the American hemi- sphere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

The American people have long memories. Men who became voters during the quarter of century fol- lowing the Civil war are fully aware of wh>t itmeant to have been known as Il "eopperhead' during the Civil war. More than that, il was known that the Confederate soldiers never had any respect for the "coppprheadsa of the North either during OF after the war Those who are inclined to oppose the government of the United States at the present time in the con. duet of= =lhp uur would do well to give some thought to what lheir position Will be after this eNar k over
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

The ul.tempered man k the nicotine in the pipe of life.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
Naturally.

This Yuuisou ordered k very high Gan you expect yeulson to be anything hut dearT
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Urec .lor Cannon aa h's eighty- seeoaa bisa4dat .4spar1ed aea at~ aNa'i custom 't. - |, S5 e.!9It ger speech lIe As.A hF-7 1P-6 1o0cc t0q. oU4hfay would Weniion his hl. iAaay aad So nU 'lie ground ot say iua time he rti'i lis reply, Eut it was mol real% to save time. for Cannon hes ben H member q lou2 enough time q know when to cut shogt speech fn the hau~r. ilBs rem ohiect was to 9Haco in lhe Record names of mcn who >ptsee with him in congress. eho me sun liNing and who ure older than he k. There are at feast T dozen of these mru. hgaded hy forluer Vice President Levi r MoroU who Is now niuetN-feGr years old.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
Libby, MeNeill & Libby, Chicago 
And Sweeps Out, Maybe.

That movie actor gets a million q year"
 He probably writes scenarios. tool"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
ToRe strong and Healthy

Ton must have Pure Blood. GROVES TAHTEI.ESS chill TONIC Purites and EnriChes the Blood and Builds up the Whole system II contains tbe well known tonic properties af Iron ana Qninine. You feel ta gtad effect the Blood after the first few doses. FEte 6Jc
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

When the daar of Mercy is bolted, no use fhnklns of latehzkev.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

President Wilson gels the votes in congress. The strongest arguments, The most vigorous speeches, much of tla logic aGe aaain>t many of fhe b3l@# winch Aate been presented. particularly ia the ~euate. which iS tna euy forum where tbere k real discussion but the proof of thr presi- dents power k always ~ho@u when the reii k called
 f j~ observed fhat a=verf IarIe pre- runlcr"ure or the senators never H~ten le Ae>- powerful arsamentS aad STUe speeches. but absent them spFcS tauas ,He important debates and come n =aal 4ote For inc bills. 3iauy oi iheSe ~eeatars lGNe eHtented themselves Vttb fha faot tHt so far a~ fh.s Wur iS concerned the president ought to have WYMns ii Che way of .Itsisla5m thal ho wants and which h. sags Ut1 mizl IheUar I success.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

While much of the debate in the sen Htr oH the#urW espionage and Sedition law was in opposition 10 that law. ul,ee=iu a while the voice of T senator would h. raised ou the other side, El.ssa~is < z slsssx--ssssstssa AzeC Cumber of North Dakota thought aboui if, 'i ba2a nc fear that the bilI k going to paHiH2e Foa lde riehl If free speech by the American r5ep.e fhe only people who 4jIl At la d#hssr under
 1Is prapu7ea sas e- ae thosc whose hearts ire weoae lAerf trfe Ameri- can today i. la.-.-.iH- fog Hmer'eat rv ITs5-fi1s 5el - 1111-eai -frT-F7-;; he is ftr-~l#s .f f." .aa @taH.a. to every. 6ne Wieh whom he caUe~ tu ag4t2rt; hd ts Slowing VW' =tj- -wE hran to 6Ge aaela # 8e#V5n =it aWt il will m#ao 10 ba,h 'la Notd ahl 1T f we -Haa9 lose F Aaeasaa. oe= tbat Eind@aa taey afe# the oa's true fH. gcgH-- she I've a.st4auae to ahrir HatHa.-c a=ezs zHmH zz. Ht te
 at.fe4 s-- 4#a#.at U ah= 4eNeEu- s1eHs ~tata. 3, i~ aat aoHS us 1aty ~1auId era.rize amy ole of the .aaaG.> oJ tls. aste.Haeul tar it. ualtsaeaues or tts h.-l- aee such reF~oa- ar, nef en.e---a- il. t4ra>a euted under thu pe@asea
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

All criticism of the conduct of the war, ali charges of malfeas- anee ill office, all stories about graft and wastage of money. will be found upon examination to be much worse when they are first made than they are after investigation. In all such things it seems to be character iStic of human nature to put tine worst possible phase upon any given situa- ton when an attack is made. Even d public prosecutor, who is supposed to conduct himself towards accused per sons with absolute fairness, will, in his eagerness to prove his case, be unfair, unjust and oftentimeS interruptions.
 Perhaps this accounts for the geuer
 al serenity of those who are in charge of the conduct of the war whenever they have seen the sensational accuSa. tions that are frequently brought against them. For the most part the officers of thp government are irving
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Senator IIafaWlrk aurns q debate on the sed.4eH HHd e@e'eHa@e hiH had q letter read from a Geor5u lady more than eighty Neaes old, pleading against the doetrine of hate She lived in Georgia during the Civil war and recouuted the alleged atrocities committed ny the Union army. and shoDed t,.a horrors are tItp accom-
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30
" w ti~N1Ss tIttst AsAffNfN FttF x5'sfIUs' that 1t IS huulan nitplre to make mis-

takes. Tn this gigantic war and its gigantic expenditures, said cabinet elaeer recently, @thele will be mis- takes, WaStuGe, and sometimes graft, but the American people should l,now th9. 39 pr gent Of i5 are doing tat-. best we can
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-30

Year Book of interesting and instructive facts sent on request.
 Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards. Chicago, Illinois
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
.IEUVE CHAPELIE '
BUSY, EN P0DER
DEL CRAL. ILAIG

PET Scr-'cjo Espe~;cl g=,a II "RENS+..
LOEDRES. S~eptiembre 5.-La -
LA de Neuvc ChaPslte, on 81 irente
d. Flar&es. 81 norta DC La baSSee, ha
sido capturada por los ingicsos. Sc
gun d:cen las ul:!mas noticiaS reel
1idas en- esta capital.
Ia plaza &c Busy. en- 81 sector
al oricntc dc "a famos, Inca QUeant-
Drocourt. tambiGn ha ca.jo en- p0der
De las tropaS del genera! Ha'g. Ii =
vance ing!es en- Fiandes. que do a
los ing vseS Ia villa de Neuve Chapelle
fue de- dos mi!las en- e. lado mcridio-
mai del saiicnte del Lys.
e avarce c1 e. sector del Canal del
Norte. 0or los inClescs Y Fr~anceseS,
ha s:do tarhien muy importaHt@s.
Dues para ,hcra los a.iados han cru
zadc todo sc canal, con exception
DC an pcquelo tramo con4p:endido
entire Havrincourt y c! rio Scarpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
Las bajas @alenanas
GtesGIa III de Mario

S.rU;cio Esrerial para IA P@ENSA.
CON Ell EJERCITO FRANCES
EN- FRANCIA. Sa2tmbre. 6.-Calcr.
los basados en- las mas eXactaS Y fl
dedignas informaciones que sc nal:
podido obtener. mue$tran que los ale
names han perdido 100000 desde sill
ofensiva del y de mario a IA fecna.
De esta cifras total. cerca de medic
million correspondent 4 los muertcs.
irlti!izados para toda ST. vida Y a los
prisioneros Y ell resto lie 100000 a
los heridos que pueden reco5rarse Y
volver Il frente de las operaciones e.:
periodos de tempo comprendidos de
uno 4 cuatro meses.
Niles de cartas recogidas q los prl-
sioneroa ell los recienteS combateS,
muest-an que Ell ejGrcito aleman esta
sufricndo aun mas por Ell abatimien-
to moral. que por las p6rdidas ma
teriales que lie han s;do infl!gidas.
In Official del Estado Mayor, en- una
carta Que eScribia. hacia eSta dcc3a-
racion muy sienificativa Ago Sc ha
perdido va"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
CENE:RE2 IA
RE'EIRADA TEDT0NA
De YPRES 4 RZIHlS

81 Scrr.ctO Especial dc III PRENSA.'
LONDRES. S~eptiembre c.-ccn-
tinuanGo gu firme empulc en- :odo el
rrente de batai.a desde Reims a lpreS
los aiiados sigucn dcsalojando a los
tsutones de sus posicioncs en- este
frente he cerca dc 80 mii.as de eX-
tension.
Muy im~Por:antes avances han sldo
hechOs paTticularmenta por los fran
ccses Y americanos a 10 largo de ia
parte m~eridiona! de csc frcnte. Los
~franceses Sc encuentran daiante de
las Do:icionez alemanas en- la antigua
Inca Hindcaburg. en- an regular ira
mo- abiendo llegado "a, hasta al pie
mismo. cast. del hast6n de st. Co.
balm. que constituye Ia lave del sis
tema de defcnsas del encmigo por csc
lado.
Mas al norte, los ejercitos encmi-
Cos Sc hailan en- complet!. retiraGa
antc-los franceseS G ingleses que van
captlrando pueblo tras pueblo y a
ccrcanGose firrementc a Ia linc2
desde la cual los tcutoneS iniciaron
81 gran ofcnsiva de mario.
Los americanos han avanzado al
ncrtc de- Veslc Y han llegado hasta
las p~osiciones cue los a!emaneS ocu-
raban / norte de Ia planicie que Sc
e~ncuentra situada entire dicho rio Y
ell Aisnc Y aim hasta Ia margen me-
ridional de este misTlo rio, en- varlos
lugarcs en- un frente de diez mlllas.
Por su Darte los ~franc2ses, por me-
do de sus continuados avances en-
cl flanco dcrecho alcman, al norte
de- rio Aisne. han degrade poner en-
scrio Peligro. TO solo la Inca del CT
tado rio. sino hasta Ia del Canine
de las Damas. por 10 que Ia retirada
alemana a. norte de scissors. no po-
dra detenerse al oriente de- A!iette.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
PASAN IA ULTIMA
bARRERA LOS
ALLADW
EIa si5o vencido va ell
cbsSacu!o que tenian
los tangues para
syi ayaEce

Del !Serric:o Espccint pare Ii PREASh.
LONDRES, Septimbre G.-Lanot!-
cia mas importante de todas las re-
cibidas esta manana acerca de las o.
Deraciones en- el frente occidental,
fue IL del cruzamiento, en- cast toda
81 extension, del Canal del Nortc,
por las tropas britanicas y f%ranceSas.
asi como ell aseguramiento deana po-
sici6n por las tropas del genrai De
beney. en- las puertas mismas de la
plaza de Ham.
F'recuentcmente Sc habia l!amado
Il atenci6n sobre la iificultad que
constituian para cl avaEce lie los tan
cues. las Was de aqua del Soma, del
Canal del Norte y e. Tortille, pero
tai ostacuio ha sido vencido con rela-
tira facilidad Y con exception de un
peoueno frente Ell ell norte, no hay
ahora ninguna Inca &c aqua, entire
los aliados Y ia famoSa defensa de
Hinderburg.
De H]arrincourt. la Inca britannica
CORE ahora al oeste de Equancourt y
a traves de Busy. Mons-en-Chaussee
Athies Y Matigny. tres millas Y media
al norte de Ham.
Entire cl Soma V ell Disc, las tro-
pas francesas han ~capturado ell bio
que de colinas conocido con el NOM
brc de maciso de OutrecOurt cue Sc
halla aires mil.as de Chauny.
En- Ell frente de Flandes. los mgie-
ses Sc han establecido en- porcloneS de
la antigua Inca alemana, al orlente
de- sector de Neuve-Chapelle Y de ! "a
antigua Inca britannica al oriente del
sector de Fauquissart. Los ing.eSes
tambien han hecho avances 4! noroes-
tie de Armentieres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
ESTA ANIEMhZADA Ia
PLAZA De LAON

PARIS. Septiembre eel e%jercl-
10 del general De5eney eSta avanzan-
10 firmemente en- direction de Ham,
plaza que ha <ido para ahora cnvuci-
u COMPARTMENTS.
Las tropas del general Mangia sic
nen ahora ante su vista Ia plaza de
Laon. pues han iseg&do a p~osicione'
que Sc hallan = e de dicZ 1l!.2s
de iicha c.udad. mientras las tropas
del general BerJhalot han iiegado q
Ia maygen meridioaal del rio AiSne.
Ell IN eXtenso frente.
e eierci:c del general Humbert
esta hacienda tambien avanceS' fir
mes en- IA region de GuiScard y Ham
= seg1n las GitimaS noticiaS, / HON
ores Sc hailaban 20 \ las p0ertas de
"a ultima plaza menciorada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
MeXiCaHos!

Haze sola=1ertc dos rnescs que SC inscrt6
eI primer anuncio en- este pcri6dico. para 20
ner Ell vucstro conocimiento que los prime
ros ii6ros dc Cue Sc compoEd-a IA "B-RLIC-
TECA DEL FER2OCARRILERO MEXICA-
cstahan lis;os para distributes.
Janis espc-Sba que en- tn cc-tu tempo
mis- coIcRas fc--ocarr:icros =sspoldic-aE a mi
sincere LamamientC. guciaHdo aSombradc Gcl
exito I'm rapido Y do! cn;Gsi-smo con que r:
honorable gr-mio ferrocarr'lerc Mcxica-o h.
rccibido mis- hur:i!dcs obras.
De trSoS los riacorcS DC Mexico y Jos Z. u.
y. TecibiGo c-ntena5cs &c Cart@S y pedidos. de-
rnostrando con este que nuestras ambicionos
por Ia Instruction. 81 prcGreso y construc-
ci0n de La PhTRIA aIHentaa dia con dia
DE una maaera que IS d;gna de TODD eioEio.
Ahora me cirijo L los indiferentes; a los
Jus tai vez Sc inGSInan G:'e G5ta activa cam
pana lie dcspertar 81 intercs por In cGuca-
c:5n y p-ogreao del gremio ferrocarr:iero de
Mexico sera IN fracaso: : los que Green fall
tos de ambicioTes 4 los ferrocarrileros &c
Mexico, para decirles que csIn en- m grave
error al f~igrirarse que toGUs Somos indifeEer.
les. Al misDo tempo PoGer en- SUI coloc;-
miento que todas las obras quc pr6S;marlcn-
&c SC puUiicaran tales COMO: lbfos. ian:-
mas n dolores. Caicas Instructivas. modeio5
etc. etc, So han p-cparado } Sc estan pre-
psrando para instruirnos los Mcxicanos de
Ccr3ZLn y FeTrocarrilcros Punoonoeosns. .vn
eli pruducto dc inumcrab!cs 6atcs q informa-
Clones de .cCas clasc@ cue Sc relacionan con
cl drte &c! terfocaFr1l, 10 cue Ia sIdo proper
cicrado 20! las mas prsndes companies cons
t~ructoras Ae locomc:oras ; accessories pare
las mismas: entire estas pucden citarse las III
guicntes: American Locomotive Co.. Bal
Gwin Locomotive Works, Lima Locomotive
Co. Westinghouse Air Brake, New YORK
Air Brake Co.. Nathan Manufacturing Co.
William Sellers and Co. Inc. y o;ras muchi-
sinas que scria impossible numerar ahora.
Ademas, sc advierte, dc Una vez para siempr=.
Qrc no Sc trata de especulsr nj dc hacer for
tuna. pues el producto de II vents dc is5
p;imeras o5ras servira para IL impression %
las libros mas Importance y costosos-
Estan de venta: Ii Locomotora Male.
Compound A-ticulada Fl Compressor de All
re Compound de 81 y Calcas I1styucr:c-, 10
dispensaales . TODD fcrrocar-iicro DE- AhSA-..
tamento mec5nico. Los libro5 valen $i.is,
cada uro y las CalcaS 1nstructivas s1.25. por
la collection dc cuatro tipos differences: miden
l2H35. siendo tcdas transparcEtes para verse
ell interior dc las !ocomo.oras. Todo este Sc
manda ibre de porte ri recibo dc So valor en-
giro postoi Il orden de express.
Para mayor information. raadc este anun-
clio en- IN sotre con su direction. p,u.vnco
folleto, circulareS. muestrac dc graoldos etc.
etc. a Carlos II. Ace-edo. p. o. Box II. In
dio, Calf. y 4 vuclta de ccsreo Sc lie man
earan cuan-cs informes pida- Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
27.QO9 E~NisERMERAS
GaADUADAS ESTAN
EN- SERViCIO

NCEVA YORK. Sept:em5re o.
De acuerdo con una declaration h.
cha por Miss Adelaide NutEiag, pre-
<idensa de II Comision de Enfermc-
I del Comite lie Ia Defensa N"ci"-
nal. para =! ano entrante habra IN
nunero sufic;ente de enfermeras pa
- que atienGan a los Soldados enter
mos Y heridos del ~ejerc;to americana
de 1000, 600 de hombres. ciTra de
que constara esa organization el pro
MIRO aMo.
Agree6 Miss Nutting que c, Gene
raj Gorgas. NeGico en- Jefe del Ejer-
cito americana. habia hecho IN nue"s
llamado para $4,000 enfsrmeraS gra-
duadas. PAPA e. rroximo mes de enc
70. aparre de las $1,000 cue "a -
italian eulistadas para "a Cruz Roja,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
Los FRANCHISES En-
81 iIACI7O De
ST. CODAIN

D. Se-r:-:o Especial Gs Ii PRG=SA."
IONDRES. Sophomore 6.-@ntre
los rios OiSe : .Aiiette. las tropas
f~-ancesas Sc estan ~acercando al Naci-
80 de Saint Gobain. Segln d.ce7 los
m~enSaics recioidoz esta tarde 2qul.
ri primer canon De gran aicance
dc los alemanes. con ell cue estuvieron
hor1harteando a Paris, Sc cree que es-
tuvo emplezado en- e. bosQGe de ".
Gob"int
Los ~franceses nan ~capturado tam
hier y rac;so Ge OutrccoUrt, entire
los rios Soma y 0!se.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-07
Una ruta Postal aarea entire
Chicago Y New York

D. S.r.--g Fsgrr--j pare - PEENSA
CHICAGO. ul..Scptjmprc 6.-%yer
o. Ia -n2aaua Sc irauguro e. s-Tv:cio
postal aGrec entire las ciuGaces &e
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