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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-03-21

Al. Richards closed deal yesterday
whereby he gets possession of Amos
Vivian's half interest in 800 acres in
Crawford county. Mr.. Vivian goes to
Foxhome, Mimi, there to continue
farming.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-03-21
ROBERT ENGELS

BARBER sHor
Successor to George Pridesuz
Basement Penhsllegon building. corner
High and Chestnut streets. Mineral Point
Latest styles Of work. Give us call.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20

Mr. and Mrs Allen Tea.er and MIR.
Ebert Teater entertained a number
Of friends Sunday.
Miss Mary Edith Walker Of Ian
caster. is the guest of her cousin,
Master James r, Anon
Mr. and Mrs Rober Whitaker
and little Miss Lucy Katherine. spent
the weekend on Poor Ridge
Mr. Frank Land sold mare 10 Mr.
Taylor Rainey for sl25. Also a
COW to Otis Naylor for $40.
Misses Iva and Lenna Hollon re-
turned Friday from the mountains
where they had been visiting.
Misses Myrtle and Christine Davis
Of Buckeye. spent a few days with
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20

Mrs. John Land the past week.
Mr.. andMrs John Land, Mr.. an.
Mrs Eb Mobcrley motored to R1uu
Hill for a visit to relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Teater, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. lsbell were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Murphy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grow and
children and Mr. Frank Land motor
ed to Crab Orchard for a visit Sun
day.
Roman, the little son Of Mr. Floyd
Humphrey, who has been yer,' i'll for
several months, was brought ho'Ie
from the Lexington Hospital Sunday.
There seems to be no hope for hi.
recovery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20
Rheumatic Aches
BRNANTSNILLE

Little Mis- Lcnora Burton ha,
been on the s.ck list ;his week.
Miss Francis Tomlinson left Tues
day to visit relatives nj Middlcsboro.
Mrs. Norman Grew has returned
homeaft cr visit 70 relatives in Fla.
DR.. Il. {. Rose accompanied his
father, Mr. G. r Rose 10 Louisville,
this week for short stay
Miss Pearl johnson u Bell Jcllico.
Tenn. Is the attractive little guest Of
her aunt. Mrs c. G. Becker.
Mr. and Mrs. H. /. Elder Of Mich
olasyillc were the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hogan Ballard
Creme Ds,r, Feed will make your
COW give more milk
Hudson. Hughct and Fsrnau.
The Rel Cross members viii meet
every Thursday 70 10 sewing and
other work for the soldiers IN the
office Of Mr. C. G. Becker
The ". c. T. U met Monday af-
tcrnoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Bur
CESS The afternoon waa spent in
making Housewives" for the,
soldiers.
lrs. John Ballard and Miss .larie
Ballard of Lancaster, and Mr. Jas.
Ballard. q Faint Lick, were the
guests of Mrs J. W. Bryant and Mrs
Fanny Bryant. Tuesday
Miss Mary Ellen Farley has gone
to Jessamnc for a snort stay with
her brother. Mr. Sam Farley and fam
lily. Mis- Farley expects to leave
soon fer an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Everett Lawson at Raw
enwood Mo.
Rev. G. s. Conant has been elected
principal Of the Bryantsville High
School and Mrs Conant will teach
the primary grades. The commun-
ity is 10 be congratulated on sccur-
ing the services Of these excellent
people They will move over from
Wilmore in a short time to make
their home here. Rev. Conant was
a member of the faculty at Asbury
College last year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20
PAINT LICK

DIR. II. j. Patriot was in LeNing.
ton, Thursday.
Miss Ethel Estridge is in Rich
mond attending the Normal.
Frank Ralston has been trans
ferred TO Camp Grcenloaf, Ga.
Miss Martha Garrett is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and MR.. ". c.
Fish.
Rev Goihcy hlled his appoint
ment at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Velvet Bean Meal the best feed
for hogs HId,sn, HuEh,, and
Fsrnsu.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed Lear and chill
Gren. have returned to their home in
Middlesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Estridgc AMI
family from Mississippi are here on
a visit TO relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Woods and
Mr. ami Mrs J u. Woods were visit
ing ~ Crab Orchard last week
Dr. ald Mrs. H. J. Patrick are the
proud parents Of little son. born
June l2ta, and named William
Carman.
Private Willie Rogers came home
on weekend furlough lie looks
brown and strong and is well pleas
ed with army life
The Rod Gross members are quite
dilgcn. in the work now. is mem.
t,rs present Tuesday and 2 ha't. {
gauze cut and folded
Little Ms, Matte Estcll White
entertained Tuesday. the occasion
being her s;t birthday 81 itlc
ones responded 10 the invitaIrl
Ms, Virginia S'adc Of Lexington,
a talented Reader and lmpcrsonatUr
viii be ~ thy school Auditorium
wednesday, the 18Th. For the beng
III 81 the Red Cross
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20

will grant the triumph Of His grace
in a victory that will be in full ac-
cord with his holiness, justice, good
ness and mercy? Shall we not pray
that the power Of Gods Spirit that
was in John Huss and Martin Luther
may come upon the people Of Aus
tria and Germany that they may be
won to Christ and liberty?
Remember how England has been
delivered from that Autocrat.c dcs-
potism against which the thirteen
American Colonies rcbellei. Re-
member that t1cay she stands shout
Ter to shoulic oi.h the Allies fight
ing for huma freedom. let US
pray tina, Cots almighty grace may
10 for the people # the Central
Powers what lie has done in En-
gland And with this prayer, and
hope there viii not be enough Ger
mans in the world or devils in he'll
to defeat tho Allies in this great
struggle.
Then can we say. Not unto us,
or. Lord, bu, unto try name 80 we
give g.. the praise. honor az glory
both nov and forevor."-Auen.
fhr tol;eWinc resolutions we're pre-
posed and Adopted
We. tEc citizens Of Pr Mt Lick and
The ycir .. .1,r,a5ou-. BEN. ass
scmbied in mess meeting ~, the
.hirtioth Ct May, 1918. do b-cby
Offer cur hearty and unlualifcl up
port Of cur covlrnm ,n. and our
President "a thcir cooperation with
The allied nation. Of the ay..i in the
graa- defensive war in which We are
now engaged against the Central
Powers Of Europe.
Rezolvci: irst, that VIC pledge
them cur unstinted support in the
purchase Of Liberty Bonds, and
Thrift Stamps, and subscriptions to
the work of the Red Cross and Y. VI.
c. \. till we shall have gained, by
Gods hclN triumphant victory
over the armies Of the German
Kaiser
Second; That we convey to the
boys from this vicinity the express
ion of our firm conviction that they
axe fighting On the side of the right
against the wrong, on the side of
God against the Devil and on the
side of heaven against He'll
Third: That we assure each of
them of oar abiding confidence. sym
pathy, love and aid in the way of
men and money necessary to win the
victory
Fourth: That a copy of these rel
olutions be Int each of these boys
with the assurance of our earnest
prayers that cd may keep and use
them to give - the world that freed
ON for which Christ died
Fifth: That these resolutions be
published in he Lancaster Central
Record and the Richmond Climax.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20
MT. HEBRON

Mrs. Joe Hicks is still very low.
Mr.. Hamilton Montgomery is i'll.
Little Hugh Floyd Crank is i'll
with fux
Mr. w. D. Scot, of Nicholasville,
was visitor here Sunday.
Miss Christine Rogers of Danville
Is the guest o; her sister, Mrs. win
Grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clark of
Boyle, attended preaching here last
Sunday.
Miss Francis Montgomery is visit
ing ner brother, Mr. Ohio MortSom-
cry 81 Frankfort
Mys, u. T.. montgomery, Misses
4lva Jennings and Vienna Thompson
acre in Danvillo. Monday.
Miss Blanche Speaks of Business
High School of Lexington, has re-
turned home for vacation.
The infant Of Mr. and Mrs. j. J.
Montgomery was inferred in the
family burying lot last Tuesday.
Mr.. William Humphrey and Mrs.
Katie Humphrey visited Mr.. Homer
Humphrey at Camp Taylor Sunday.
Cow peas, soy beans, Tennessee
millet for sale.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnsu.
Mrs. Andrew Stotts and Miss Jes-
sic B. Ray and little brother, visited
Mrs. L. f. Speaks Saturday and Sun
day.
Messrs II. r. and Ernest Mont
gomery, Tom Hicks and Lowry
Speaks delivered their hogs to II. C.
Ruble, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Grow of Pleas
ant Hill, attended preaching at this
place Sunday and were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Tracey.
Mr. and Mrs. billiard Brumfeld,
and. children, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Deane. and son, Harrison, attended
preaching at Pleasant Hill last Sun
day.
At the regular Business Meeting
last Saturday the Mt. Hebron Bap-
list church went into call for pas
tor for the ensuing year. Rev. d. +.
Sebastian was unanimously called.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20
GUMS CHAPEL.

Miss Sue Higgins is visiting in our
midst
Mr. Silas Matthews sold COW 70
Mr. Sam Murphy for $50.
Miss Alice Jones has been with
Mrs II NJ Kurtz. the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Lucas Foster we're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Nose Ray,
Sunday.
Misses Bcrnicc and Bessie Tcater
spent the weekend with relatives in
Jcssamine.
Miss lnez Land has been the at
tractive guest Of Mrs FL Clark on
Lexington pike.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-20
Eve Guar Ter Eve Workers.

An eve Curr' valuable for macnfn-
ist' who work where there is danger
"a the ewes from steel or other par
ticleS consists Of steel frame and n
piece of plate glass covered by iron
wire netting Of large mesh. The guard
Is said to he easily adjusted and more
than goggles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Liberty Bond interest coupons due on
and after Sept. Is, 1918, accepted as
cash in exchange for merchandise.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12

terra detraS I'M Serio o5Stacu'o mill
tar: u rio. que podia crccer c nun
car suS riberas c iHlpoSjb!iitar QUO SC
lc etravcSava con facilidad. e1 q ca
50 dc Una D~ostericr G~errota, que den
TIC dc estaS CIRCUMSTANCES scria uD
nucvo deSaStra local. Sc ina ahora
a accptar Ia ~Gefensiva, su Inca ia
tlral era Ia par;c superior dol SOM
nc. deSdc Pcrcnuc hasta las ~cH!iaas
1cl Disc. schre Ncyon. : dctras q
Aisne. desde cnfrcrtc DC Scissors
iasta la antigua li"ea frcrte a Rhc-
ms. En- eStas rosic:cacs podia "s-
tar SECURE ne hace~ considerable re
~sistencia = det-as &c Ia pcsic'5-7 DC!
Som-e Guedaba Ia antigua ljn.a
Findcnburc. ricnt-as cue Sohre Ell
Ajznc cs;aha Ia icuaimentc familiar
v poG~roza nos;cj'n del Chomin G"s
Danes.
T-rc 7atirarSn = cstas rOsjcioTcs -
n abardcnar toda onortuaiGaJ dc re-
sumir con sxito Il gran cfensiva en-
:rc ArraS Y Rheims, CT una Inca quc
fuc dcscrita EMBELLISHMENTS e7 sci
IN como eli G. frentc hc Paris. Tai
rctirada SiCnificaria ronfeSar Il e,
todo p-orCSjto DC ina decision ha-
MA sido a6ardcUaGo; que NicmaG't
sccrtaba otra rcz IA defensive. 2
10 s~icaificsria tan15;S1. L Sc IA
hahia acertaGo en- IN tempo en- gu"
IA licgada Dc tropas americans ::
F'rancia. 81 nurrCro siomore crecicI.
&c. harlan IL" cSa dcfonsirl II 0aDei
2Crmanentc de Nlcmarja hssta qu2
tucra Gerrotada. o deSpuSS dc larea
= oaStinads rnSistencia t"r7rinaGa II
guerra en- condolences Gue micuiraS
puedan 80 ser fata!es para los ale
names. no tcndrar scmcjauza con
los dc Ia paz dc Ia victoria. con quc
scnaron al ~la1zarsc a SIT gran aycn-
tura dol u De niarzo
M;li,armente co~nSidr-ada Ia situa-
zion. Ia rrudencia ~aconzcjaba una
nucva retirada nac,a las iineas Gel
Njsne Y Hinderburg. II F!an6e>.
tambieD ell saiiente que res@jso dc II
victoria de abril. invitaba 4 IN ate
que dc Foch y per su 1sturalcza sd-
! vertia cl e~rcniigo de IN 6xito mas
comDIcto Y fac:i. Sin duda cue an
tes del at.que del Somr,c los alema-
mes 10 haoian sospechado en- am6aS
-egicnes. porQuc Sc hahiaa retirado
de Il punCa de este s~al;ente. al ma
cerio de las riheras del Avrc y Gel
iDr-,>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12
LA CA2ALLERIA I LOS
TANOUES ~BRITANIC0S
AYUDAN ~GRANDEMEhIE

cox LAS FUERIAS ANGLO-A-
MERICANAS AL |URESFE DE
CAMRRAI. Octuhrc l0.|Las tu"r-
2as irg.csas Y amoricanas continual
ron SUI avance hoy De n mancra
rarida Y cstaa deSaloiando a las deS-
moralizadaS fucrzas alcmanas dc sus
ro~e;cinne< con rclativa faCilidad. So
c,in diccn las noticiaS Sc han &c
cibidn de- frcntc. La h2taIia cntc-
m esta lihrandosc cu IN campo que
fus fncendiado iuiantc Ia nochc Y que
dcstruy6 por complete I4rlos pucbloH
Y ~alGuCrias.
Las alnmaneS cmpr7n01cron III III
IN csta manara. tan pronto como Ct
'rorccro y Cuarto Eiarcito5 Cmpcza-
ron 81, vance. despuaS dc n noch"
dc homhardco, comprendiendo sin du-
ia que iian a s~ostener una !ucha en-
a rue M tenian cspcranzas ninCunas
d. oxito.
En- OF frentc de Ia Inca CT II OK
tension dc reintc millaS. cmpezn a
movcrSc rapidamcntc hacia 81 %orlente.
rc~r;hicronse luego notiriag de los on
servadnreS acrcos. que l~lenaha1 mate
rialmente 81 cspaCio. que WamhalH
hahia sido c~aptuTado pOr los ingIeses.
pronto "A ciudai de Harcourt sigu'"
In m1sma suertc y a ella sigui" la
captura DC una scrie he villas Y a.
IDEAS en- oSa region.
Sclvigny. CaulIery, ISGny. Nor
,igny Y MarctZ fuernn ocupadas una
tras o:ra Y pasadas nor los aiiado: e.
I'll avancc. Fl ~carlino dc Camhrai a
&c Cateau fuc cruzado cortando lue-
20 81 fcrrocarril de San Quirt1n a
Bcrtrey. La villa de- Sehonourt Sc
present6 a IA vista dc los aIiados y
Fontainc Notre-Dsme, que Sc hal'a
mas al sur fuc alcanzada por los
francescs.
Fuc cntonccs cuando Ia cabalieria
br;taaica, uue habia estado eSreran-
10 IA orden para emprender IA per-
,ccvci6n de cncmigu. inIcio 81 car
"a Y arroll6 muchas de las posicioies
encmicas dc la Inca Hindeahurg.
Los tanuucs tambiGn entraron en- &C
ci6n V completaron la obra de dertruc-
ci6n de las defensas enemisas, dejan-
do alberto cl canine para ID :nfan-
terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12
MO YENDI0ARMAS
FL JAP0N 4
MEXICO
DEClAgA FL EMRAjADOR
NIPPON EN- MEXICO
Mega las ncsicias que IN
perioaico germanoflIo
ha puhlicado

MEXICO, / De oCtuhre.-On d'!-
rio ac csta lacaiid4d puh!ICo On "u
a5,c;6n dc aver una roticia S"n5aclo-
nal on In q,,c So aTr0lahA que :, Va.
h;erro a,l .Jan6u hahia ac"""1do al
&, . Ia deuda que TENT
ron Mexico Y naCarla enviand' a "s-
+, rari0n armaS Y cartu"h"s noT W.
lo7 do tres mlllonc5 Y medic &c pr
eos s3ma Il So a~aCuraba cue CT
.Iarir adcuda a Mexico por rcmc'aS
barhas nor 81 general Nictor'ano
Huerta nara que del lap"n Sc lie vi
rieran envios dc arnas : deTnaS per
trnchos de guerra.
En- II misma noticia 4 que 80 rene
rem cstas lincas, sc atiTmaha on" tan
+, los E.stados Unidcs como !ng'HIc-
IRA. raises que por id"nt,co caF'tulo
debiar A Mexico fuertrs SumaS' Sc
=. him rcrado = pagan cstaS en- la
forrra dc cnvios De arma& Y parque'
nor 10 rrc mas roSaltaha Ia cahatle-
rosa conduct sjel lapor.
por nltinc. sc atrihuia n hnlhala-
dor del .Iar6n On Mexico et hecho
dc haaer prororcionado tales datoS
! I'm reporter del dlar;o que los pu-
blict.
Eate:ado Ct Embaiadoc del .'anon
ON Nav;co. Excmo. Scnnr Baron tu-
iitaro Otori, de 10 que 81 d,arlo DC
r~cfcrencia habia puolicado. en"io 4
varios periGdicoS de il capital una
.arta protestant" contra 10 aSeTcra-
do Dor el d;ario ic marras y negan-
DO tales superche"ias.
La ~rrotesta dice Il ia lctta:
"Seirr Director dc "El Democrats"
PrcseTte.
Entire las noticiaS que en- la prl-
n:ara plana public% con granoeS ca
ractercs su acreditado diario de hoy,
veo una ~referante a 'JAPON ENVlA-
RA .ARMAS Y PARQUE PARA Me
MOO" hacienda r~eferencia a que ci
Ministro del Japon en- Mexico ha 81
do el intermediate para obtener Ell
reccnocimiento de Su Gonierno dc la
deuda contraida a an DE KAY que
IS completantente desconocldo tanto
4 mi Gobierno como al que subscribe,
v<~conseguir ell envio dc armas, par
que. p~ertrechos de guerra por la sunla
de tres millones Y medic dc pesos, etc.
-"Esta noticia, en- cuanto reSpecta
9. osta Inp,ci6n Y = mi Ciobierno, eS
| enteramente falsa. pues no Sc ha te-
nido nunca ell menor conocimlento de
que existiera tai asunto; Y Dor consl-
cuiente. lie rucgo Sc sirva hacer, en- Ia
edicion de manana. Ia rectificacion
correspondence, en- la misma piana y
con los mismos ~caracteres que publ
ca hoy la noticia en- r~eferencla.
"Anticipo a listed las debidas gra,
cias.
Firmado: OTORI".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12

para ~tarjetas postales y varios modelos de cartaS de
~pedfnento.
A pesar del alto costo de la nueva edicion, por
Ia carestla de todos los elementoS que entran en- la
confecci6n de libroS, ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12
Los italianos Ii5erfaron q
unos prisioneros

ROMA. Otcubre 10.-Un informe
Official publicado hoy aqui, dice que
el ejercito italiano que opera en- Al
bania. ha Ebertado a los p~risioneros
italianos que habian sido hechos por
los austriacos en- ell frcnte austro-ita-
liano V que habian sido enviados a
los balkanes para que fueran dedica-
dos a traba!ios de excavation de trim
cheras en- csc frente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12
Il TERCERA BATAL.LA DE-. SO|NNE

En- e maNald HSL . "S "~ES
pues de una de las mas oreves pre-
paraciones &c artilleria. cl Cu2rto =
ierc:tc Britarico, situado al Sur de.
Somme. entire Albert ' 81 r~iach1e!c
Luce. 81 Iarz6 rePcntinamsnte en- te-
rrihle acometida Sobre ell f!anco de-
recho del S~alienrc dc An!eas : atra-
ves0 las ii1esS Ge ccmun:caclon de
los aIemaueS. Los pCincipa!eS eie-
mcntos del atauue fueron 10 compis-
TO de IL sorpresa Y el T~cemPiazo &c
Ia a-tilleria con r&pidCs y pecueHos
stanques" para ~quebrantar los Dos
t5culos que ofreciera e. enemIg", L!
tcrcer Sommc fut Il compieta y
natural explicaci6r de las lecclones
de Cambria. que habian Va Sido utl-
lizadas en- 81 SecurdC Marne.
TODD Ell jleves 5 de agosro Y e.
v;erHcs 9. 81 van de los mgleSes
fue r&pido Y conStantemente lrresls-
tible. Para eli domingo. las tropas
de R~awiinsor eSJahan inmcdiataS Fl
antique f~eute del Somme en- 1916. O.
cupaado toda Ia parte del RIO deSde
Chaulnes haSta las afueraS de Roys.
micntras que los franceseS hablan ID
n:ado Aontd.dier Y avanzado rapida-
mente babian puesto en- Inca o los
ir-'eses 81 Primer EjSrcito. conan
Sado por 81 general Debenr, desde e
Sur de Rove. Cast treinta mil 3r.-
sioneros Y mas de setecientoS cano-
nes fueror IA recompenSa de este 5rl-
lIante Y rapi5o goIpe. Z! avance
licC6 a una docena dc milias en- q
punto de exrrema penetration Y Il
mas dc dicz milias en- Ia anchuEa dc!
frente.
Pero en- este domingo principiaros
a yer claros siguoS de Ia reaction a
lemana. Fl avarcc. que ha sido ire
sistit.e al u del Sommc. adelaRta
.poco en- c! Nortc Y los alemaaes TO-
davia SOSticnen 81 JerreDo alto SCORE
O. flanco de los ingICSeS que Sc AIDE
larta del sar del rio. Mas hacia
81 SIR. a 20 largo del Disc. tamhi6n
= sos;ienen S0lidamente las alturas del
trianguio que forman Noyon-Roye-
Iassingry BESIDE cStoS dos fi2ncoS
ahora en- CT ccntro ei AVIAN
&c de los iuCjcScS : ~francessS. Mas
am. este avancc en- eI centric ma en-
ccntrado a los alemlnc> reStahlsci-
dos en- las ruinaS dc las tr;nchcraS =;
liadaS Y alcmanas. que ~S;rvicron IL
snrico sr-pS Cr Ia primCra hataiia
del Sommc.
Para a iuno~ i dc a~osto IL ba-
ITALIA principle a 6ecacr schrc cS'a l.
rca. De aGuj en- aGclartc, ' dura0-
te una Senana, hay POGO mas que IN
Gradual yance dc los aliadoS. has
Ia cue oc@:uan Su antigua Inca do;
Sonance. de Iihors a RibecoGrt, mten-
tras cue los aIcmanes. nor Su Dar1S.
to6avia 50 adhicrcr a las rcdcS Il"
t~rinchcraS i d~cferdieroD on Ia ha-
ITALIA anterior.
Hacia q t"y"i1r dc IA senlana =
Terccr Ejcrc:tc Frances, haio 81 man
do dc Humhc-t, ruo 10 ms heroes del
Earue. a$cjcr1r cl Disc. 50 apoacyl
de "a mayor ravtc dc las ~aituras in
meolaSaS a "aS9En'' F'SI''s@ '"o'-
' en- ''1"''n'N S'"Fs.''N "
contorma q aFeHce Rfahs'p": feS'"-
bieclen"" as' n Slt1ac'HT DC IA hnca
ertcra del Somme al Disc en- 1916,
sfiTmandola s~o'idamente CT las al
turas cue dHmtnan a nasSG'1y Y 20
rIeRGo n HleEa harrera entire los
alennanes Y Paris en- Ia rata dc
Disc.
Como batalla. Ia tcrrera de- Sommc
hahia term;nado cI lunes - dc ages
to. puro circo dlas. mlentras cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12
WEJORA Ii SITUACIOR
SAEITAREA EN- ESPANA

MADRID. Octubre 10.--El Minis
tro del Interior. senior Garcia Prieto,
informa que la situacion Santana ma
meiorado grandemente, debido a las
n.e1idas tomadas por las autoridades.
Ell Ministro atribuye esa mejora en-
gran parte. al servicio de d~esinfeccion
dc los trencs en- todas las lineas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-12

ma de agosto to0avia era objeto de
conjetuTas. cual seria Ia decision de
LuGend0rff. Habia retirado sus tro
! nas del antigua salicnte Beaumont
iame!; las nabia retirado de las a.
fueras de Albert; habia abandonado
toGaS las posiciones o~ccidentalas del
frentc Sommc-OiSe dc 1916: pero nj
en- Picardia nj en- Flandes habia d.
! do sigUos visibleS de una retirada en-
mayor e~scala, que lc proporcionaria
Immediate seguridad al costo de una
entrega completa de las po~siciones
desde las cuales podia esperar Ia re-
novacion dc Su anterior campana.
En- Ia naturaleza de las cosas, el
juicio dc todos los observadorcs mi
litares, al cual 20 c~cncurrc, es que
mientas Ludendorff puedc demorar
Su decision. al fin sc vera Tornado
a retirarse 81 no baio una nucva pre-
sion Y ataauc, por la de al
Stn ataque future Y = causa del al
70 ccsto : eTtrcma incomodi6ad III
cidentales a s~oStencr 81 frcnte e. cl
cual ha sido arrojaGo por las bata-
las de julio Y agosto.
Les efectos morales.
Pero nincuna &c cstas consideration
ncs disfraZa cl hecho dc que los ale
names han perdido Ia asccadencia
moral que les concedieron sus prime
ras Victorias &c marc, abril = ma
20. Entire e. is dc Julio ' cl 10 de
agosto pcrdicron cerca dc setenta y
cinco mil ~prisiorcros Y mas dc mil
auinientoS canoUes. Han Sido AFRO
jaGos mil millaS cUadradas del terri
torio que habian conquiStado. Han
pcrdido dos GrandcS hatallaS: una
que d~cS;ruyo 81 rrop;a gran aventu.
"a cstrategica; la otra, Ia que ha da-
do a Foch INC dc los mas completes
: hriliantes eXitoS militares. CT dacj-
GirSc a tomar la ofcnsiva.
La partc material del case cS to-
6avia poor. Al comicnzo De Ia CAM
pana los aicmaneS tcnian CT cl frcn-
20 occidental una superioridad dc
trcinta divisioncs. por 10 menos. Is
Ia suHcrioridad hanr:a sido suficicn-
&c para darIcS v~cntajs Cccisiva en- ci
tempo Y iuCar propios. Cinco gran
ies batailas. sin embargo. los priva-
ron Dc las mciorcS dc suS tropas:
riGco mc5cs dc Gcmora Capari;aron i
les aiiados para traer trOpaS dc TIA
Tia. dc Palestine y d. Sai0riCa. In
gla;crra hahia cnviado hasta suS
cuaTnicjoreS undergraduates Y los Is
tadns UnidoS hahjaD puesto on Euro
pa no monos Dc Ua million DC hnmhrcS
visionoS alemanas. dc los ~cualey. por
Ga noiea. ~HTuivalenteS a ochcnta d.
II menos. medic million habia comcn-
zado Il descmpenar su partc. hahien-
do Sido uSados or e. Marine los .Gui-
valentss 4 quiacc dirisiones alcma
mas.
NuHtericamcnte. Ia c0rrientc ha
caMbiaHo DC curse. Las tTopas a
lcn'araS 80 ~p7cGentran ahora Sa7nra
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