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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22
Sleep and Rest

Zone of the most commGp causes Of
insomnia and restlessncss is Efdiges-
ton Take one Of Chamberlain's Tab.
lets Immediately afterssupper and see
better. they only cost d quarter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22

8 to III &C h so bad |
thought ! could not
live. Our doctor sand
it wae congestion Of
the stomach. ] would
goto bedperfectlyweH
and wake mp in the
night as bad as l could
be and live. Our doo-
tor said il would do
no good to give medi.
cine internally. He
had toinject medicine
in my arm. Since tax
ing Cham berlain's
Tablets / can eat any.
thing ! want without
hurting me-" This
form Of indigestion is
extremely painful and
often dangerous. d by
taking Chamberlain's
TnhletG nfter eafin~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22

cured, writes Mre
Sarah Baker Of Not
tinghiH, Mo. "Our
IN chant bOugh
som 6 OF Chamber
lain g III cd icinea
last fall and also re-
ceived some free trial
samples Of Chamber.
lain's stomach and
Liver Tablets. lie
gave MS some Of them
and ! wanted my hus
band to try then, He
said It would do no
good. His stomach
had been troubling
him worse than evev
At last OF. Friday /
told him if he wonld
not take ,hose tablets
Twas going to send for
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22

snd especially when you hnve fulness
md weight in the stomach after outing.
the disease may be warded off and
avoided, Chamberlain'sT Tablets not only
aid digestion, but strengthen and invig
srAte the stomach
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22

he would take them. BY Monday he was
Ike another man. The biues We're gone,
no more trouble with his stomach, and
the best part il that the trouble has no.
returned. oanpot praise Chanlbar'
,altl $ Tablets too iiigiiIv."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-22
Reputation and Character.

Reputation Is what men think you
are, character Is what YOU are. Both
are important, but character is indis-
pensable 10 success. Without char
acter you are not likely to have Il
good reputatiOn-very long.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

of the recent peace conference at Brest Litovsk Dr. Won Kuehlmann said the Russians should have no fear that Germany held any designs on Russia.
 T need only refer M. Trotzky (the Bolshevik foreign minister) to the permanent basis of the German policy which up to the time when war with Russia was forced upon the German people, consisted in the preservation of good and friendly relations toward our eastern neighbors." Dr. Won Kuehl- mann declared sGermanys policy will always cpminue-as soon as the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

peoples" Dr. Von Kuehlmann contin- ued, although we believe theeir wishes already have been expressed in ac- cordance with the principle of self determination, we are ready by a sys- tematic extension of existing rapre- sentative bodies to provide for the possibility of a further expression of the national will on the broadest pos. silble basis. The determination of the time and form of this expression of popular will must be decided by ex- isting representative bodies in those territories"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Special lot of Night Robes, beautiful low neck models, in flesh or white with dainty touches of hand embroidery--
 SPECIAL $1.0o Special lot of Envelope chemise, in both tace shoulder strap and round neck models, daintily trimmed with pretty faces, value $1.98.. SPECIAL $1.0o Round Tea Q. Aprons. trimmed with lace or embroidery, sold regularly for 5se-@5
 SPECIAL 2 for $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

war has reached satisfactory conclu- ,sion-to strive for the friendliest re- lations with newly organized Russia by avoiding all interference in it's in- ternaI affairs
 Dr. Won Kuehlmann said the German idea in drawing the frontier lines for Poland, Courland and Lithuania was "to observe the racial point of view as suggested by the Russian delega- tions, and we have done this in ac- cordance with historical demarcation and ethnographicd position
 As regards the future lot of these
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
amount of flying they are doing.

amount of flying they are doing.
 The acting chief signal officer to- night issued this statement:
 Distressing though recent fatalities in the aviation section of the signal corps have been. the percentage of casualties among our young aviators is very low considering the increase in the number of men flying each day. The aviators at the signal corps train ing schools are averaging about 1 700 hours of flying per day which makes a distance of about 102,000 miles flown each day. This is equal to four trips
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

NUl SSG gISV1l t1EacIlt We offer a few Memo scorsets, in sizes g to ae, the original i prices being $3.5o and $4.oo for only one dollar. This is small lot. but if we can fit you it is a genuine bargain. SPECIAL $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
SMALL PERCENTAGE OF FATAL
 ACCIDENTS TO AVlATORS
Considering the Large Number of
 Students and the Amount of Flying.

Washington, Feb. 15.-In spite of the frequent fatal accidents at the avia- ton training camps during the past week, the war department considers the percentage small considering the large number of students and the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
GERMANY PICTURED AS
 A PEAcE-LovINc NATION
At Closing Session of Peace Conference
 by Dr. Won Kuehlmann.

Amsterdam, Feb. 15.-Germany was pictured as a peace-loving, non-s aggressive nation in the speech of Dr. Won Kuehlinann, the German foreign secretary, at the concluding sessiog.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
White Goods and Domestics

Soc Mercerized Damask of ex- eeptional beauty Y
 SPECIAL 21z yards for $1oo yards Of Bleaehed or UnbIeach. ed Crash, value at $1.32-
 SPECIAL $1oo Turkish Towels. valued at z5e- SPECIAL 5 for $1.oo Huek Towelins, worth BOG ss yard. .& SPECIAL 5 yards for t$1.W Fruit of the Loom yard wide, m value 25c yard <
 SPECIAL 5 yards for $1.oo 2oc Pillow Cases, in two sizes, m 42 by 36 and AS by 36- P
 SPECIAL for s1.oo SIPS Sheets, in two sizes, 72 by 9s 90 and s1 by 90. .. SPECIAL $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

around the earth.
 Considering this amount of f1vina the percentage of fatal accidents is remarkably low 10
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Neckwear and Handkerchief Department ..

OCFsdI ll1Ic1Ie Soc Collars, in orsandie, Geors cite and Satin, very pretty lot. :. SPECIAL 3. for $f.oo Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, made of pure linen, value 25e-
 SPECIAL 6 for $f.oo 15o Linen and Color Border HandkerctTiefs for women- 5
 s SPECIAL 8 fot $t.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Is Much Denr....I

La Toilette must have made up his mind by this time that nothing is much slower than approaching mar tyrdorn.-Toledo Blade. m@
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Hosiery and Underwear
 Department

Silk Hose, in black, white and a few eoIors, $f.25 and s1.5o values. SPECIAL $1.o0 SIPS FANCY SILK HOSE, our entire line. ,..... SPECIAL $1.o0 Women's White Cotton Hose, of medium weight, regular price 39c a Pair-
 SPECIAL 3 pairs for $1.oo 3oe ceIored Lisle Hose, for women. SPECIAL 3 pairs for s1.oo ssc Cotton and Wool Hosiery, for women--
 SPECIAL 8 pairs for $1.oo Black LisIe Hose, in out sizes, regular 59c quality
 SPECIAL 2 for $1no Infants White Cashmere. Hose, in sizes 4 to 6L2: regular price 35c. SPECIAL 4 pairs for, $1.o0 children's Fleeced Vests and Drawers, 39c bIeached cotton garments. .. SPECIAL 3 for s1.o0 59c Fieeced Vests and Drawers, for children, fit and wear spIen- didly. SPECIAL 2 for $1.oo Woneh's Ffeeced Vests, small --s lot in sizes and 6 only, values 5ee and 75c. =. SPECIAL ? for $1.0o sec Cotton Vests, for women, small 10: in sizes 6, and 8, all low neck and short sleeve styles. -....... SPECIAL 3 for $1no
 Ecy $500 worth Of unadvertised Underwear and we will rebate $1.o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16

i. Germany reports a shortage of yarn.
 In fact. there is nc more yarn to be had
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Wash Goods Department

2se Shirting Madras, -31 inches wide, in excellent styles for mems shirts and wvmen's waists and dresses
 SPECIAL 5 yards for $1.oo 33c Windsor Costume Crepe, 30 inches wide, ia floral designs and solid eolors-
 SPECIAL AZ yards for $1.oo 22c PercaIe, full yard wide in light coIorinas-.
 SPECIAL yards for s1.oo 25c Outing Flannel, a .eavy weight flannel in both dark and light coIorinss, 27 inches wide
 SPECIAL yards for $1.oo 2oc DuckIing Fleece and Melton VeIIon, 27 inches wide
 SPECIAL 6. yards for s1.oo Mems Furnishings Dept. $1.50 Nealigee Shirts in coat style, with Iaundered cuffs, made of excellent percale-
 SPECIAL. $1.oo Special lot of Nesligee Shirts. Not a shirt in this lot worth less than s1.50, and many are valued at $2.oo. All coat style with French cuffs. These are subject to slight mill soil. but it is hardly noticeable and will iaunder out. SPECIAL $1.00 Entire line of Mems 5oc Neck wear-Faney Silk Four-in- Hands in latest styles and col brings. SPECIAL for $1.oo $1.50 Four-in- Hands, made from heavy, imported silks, and have slip bands. ........ SPECIAL $1.00 Fancy Soft Silk Collars, in many designs and coIors, all SECS
 SPECIAL 4 for $1.oo 25c Mercerized Socks, in black and colors-
 SPECIAL 5 pairs for $1.oo 75c Working Shirts, in black or with black and white stripe
 SPECIAL 2 for $1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-16
Stationery Department

Stationery Department Paper, in pound pack ages, regularly 25c pound
 SPECIAL 5 pounds for $t.oo colored Stationery, in five diff ferent shades
 SPECIAL 4 boxes for s1.oo Jewelry Department s2.ss siIver-pIated Novelties, in- cIudine Picture Franfes, Bud Vases and Candle Sticks
 SPECIAL s1.oo Toilet Goods Department
 SPECIAL 10 for sf.oo Large size Bath Tablets M @f SPECIAL $too asdozen Waldorf, Warrior and Iris Toilet Paper-the first two in rolls and the last in package form
 SPECIAL 12 for s1.oo Absorbent Cotton, in large size roils. SPECIAL 8 for $1.o0 s2.5o Seamless Hot Water Bot ties <, 6 :. .s PEclAL $foo Arctic Toilet Paper- Ss j.
 SPECIAL 12 rolls for $f.0o
 
 Nction Departhl s1.s4 WORTH OF SEWING ARTl. GILES FOR ONLY $1.oO Box Coats Thread. -. value 6oc Hooks and Eyes. .....:.... value 1oc Card Dress Snaps. value f0c 1 Spool Silk. value 12c 1 Spool Twist. .......... .sValue Sc Yard Betting. Value 1oc Pair Scissors value 29c
 Total value .. s1.54
 Special Price SLIGO KIeinert's Gem and TusPair SPECIAL s1.oo s1.5o worth of Buttons for trim ming or for suits. SPECIAL $1.o0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Il Papa hard I'LL IIueyo
~esfuerzO pOr Ia paz.

LONDRES, A6ril 23.-El Papa
Ecncdjcto XIV hara un nucvc csficr-
- en- favor de la paz, tan pronto
como Ia ofensiva que Sc cst;i des-
arrollando en- cI frenta occidental,
Maya asumido una aucya Ease. segun
dice e. Neuste Nachrichten de NJ
Mich, capital del RENO de Baviera.
81 corresponsal del EXchnga Te-
lcgraph en- Amsterdam, cnyia III
!cspacho a esJa capital, en- el que
dice que el citado p~eriodico bavaro,
dice que el nuevo movim;ento d-I
Santo Padre, Sc hara ea IL for91a dc
ina Palabra a ia Concicnc.a Uni
vcrsal."
La opinion general en- csta cap
al, sobre el particular, cs que cuai-
qUicra que sea el aspecto 0 carl
Dc! aUevo m~ovimiento del Sumo Pom
eitice Romano, su 6Xito 20 seri ma
.Ecr que el de sus esfuerzos dirigjdos
cn favor de ia az que hizo e. ano
pasado..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Ell Kaiser diIigjj IN discur;
so a los commentaries
de los submarines
dic que contsba con esos
barcos, ash como con su
flota y sus ejercitos
para hacer Ia paz

LONDRES. Abril 2l-Las not;
clas references d la inteasa avtivi-
dad que sc dice Sc ma d~csarrollado
las bases n~avales alemanes. SC
gun dice an despacho procedente de
La haya. Sc las considera en- algu-
nos circuloS de esta capital. relacio-
nadaS con un d~.Scurso que Ell Empe-
rador Gui!lermo de Alemania dir
Gio en- FlandeS a los commentaries de
submarines recientementc. f.
dijo entire otras cosas:
Las actividades dc los suhmari-
nos, iuntamente con nuestros ej6rci-
tos victorjoSos ' con nuestra flota,
nan Sido tomados en- consideration
para traer al fin una entrgica 4
aiemana. EStoy c~onvencido de Que
n fuerza unida de eStaS tres armas.
en- I'm periodic de tempo COM
parativamente corto, que nucStros
cnem!goS, cue aun tratan de destruir
q future de Alemania, Sc pongan
mas en- raz6n Y Sc apresten d acep-
ana paz equitativa Y justa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
INUSlTADA ACCION De I'm
SUBMARINE ALEnlAN
Detuvo a un barco espahol al que perzn;tio re-
gresar a puerto, habiendo tratado con nu=
chos miramieDtos a Ia tripulaci6B

UN PUERTO DEL ATLANTltO,
Abril 24-Los paSajeros de un vapor
eSpano! que llcg6 hoy a este puerto.
dcspucs de haber hecho I'm largo via
il para cv;tar uu encucntro con los
Submarines, rcfieren que dichO bar
co fuG ob!igado a regresar q puerto
Gmrantc Su primera salida, por un
submarine aleman que 10 detuvo, sin
nahar suTrido en esa OCCASION cl me
Tor perjuicio nj u paSajeros Ia me-
nor molestia, por parte de los tri-
pulantes del submarine, que Sc mos
.raron, FOR el co~ntrario, muy atentos
= cortcscs para con los oficiales Y
p&s@jcros del barco espanol.
FL citado vapor, one es Ell primero
le 81 nacionalidad que l!ega 4 un
~ucr,o americana desdc ell dia prime
- del ano en- curse, conducia 170
pasajcros, muchos de los cuales ha-
bian estado en- ell barco por eSpacio
&c 81 dias.
Fl captain del submarine p~arcc;a
10 comu'gar con Ia doCtyina de tirpit-
lana dc "SchrvCli,caiiait". iIa"!aba
cuatro iraguas con gran soltara : ca
-~.t;5n : converse l&rgamentc con
les vaSajoros del barco cspano!, ha-
5;cndo t:aJado 4 Gstos Y 4 JOS mia
bros tie 81 tripUlacl0n con muchaa
ccn-iicrncioncS. Uno dc los alema-
mes qle formaban el grupo que a.
bord3 {! BARGE, die que q nombre
lie! captain IRA koShach., que era IN
c.ulajaMo americana, lUe haOIa pres
tado sus servicios anteriormcrte en-
II Hamburg-Amcrican Line, dondc
two cl pueSto de Comandunte dc bar
co.
Il va?or ~espa1ol zarp6 dc Espa-
N haca uE mes. por In tarde del din
- de Mario. y cuando q narco nave
gaoa = rravtS de "A IONA prohi5iG&,
INA granada hizo explosion como 4
S"s-nta yarGas de Ia proa del barco.
N.I@in b2rco encmigo So hallaha q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25

Ia vista, y pcr mas busea que h!cIe-
ron los o~ficialcs del ba-co 0 sus
anreoios de larg1 vista, no pudieron
enc0ntrar hUellas rin~uHas Il en-
barcaci6n de dondc hubiera podido
salir cl disparo. No ha5ia pasaGo IN
minute dc este, cuaEdo otra gr@Eadf
cay6 cerca de Ia popa, por 10 que
cl vapor Sc detuvo desdc luego, no
obstante que nc Sc veia barco enemi-
70 &!guno.
Despues de una 6usca y explora-
ci0n del h~oriZonte por mas de n
bora, cl vapor Sc disponia a emprcn-
!er De nucyo su Marcia, cuando re-
pgntinamcnte ~apareci6 q unas GUAM
tas mil!as de iistancia IN submarine
cor II handcra alemana ~de>plcgada
Y il mayo" pa;ts Dc los miembroS de
81 tripulacion sobre cubierta.
e. captain del s~umergible saludj
dcsde cl puente Y despues de acer-
carse hasta una d~istancia desde Ia
cUaI DOGia escucharse Ia voz, pidij
en- osDal0l al comandaHte del oagco.
cue = lie c@yiaran los papclcs del
,aaor ~ara cXaminarIos. FL primer
",.r.al ! eI "oG:ador del barco fuc"on
g.--;, t.. r.l ios pIn,i-.. E.h:yeI0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Uruguay y Ia ArgeHti=
ia pr0ximas a en-
trar a Ia guerra
Sc han dado insssucciones a
a la prensa aieraana para
que prepare al publico
para recibir la noticia

AONDNhH' Aor'! 23-A juZ"ar por
Las not.2I"s trasm!;iaas por cl cores
poH>a' "eI Exchange Telegraph en-
-,"iSsciaam. cue h@ron mcnci"n dc
C',''oS m"h5ajs5 DE sc han reclDl-
10 en- eaa td"ad ~r:oced@ntes de Ia
capital 2leHaha, e q" eSpcrarse quc
muE en- hEe'e las h2auhHcas sud-amc-
's%H'S ne Uru@u~y y /" Ar@eYtina,
aeciaren ia guerra a Alcmania. De
2cussdo con o&os mensajcs de Berlin,
"'1 ,!'' los R.F'""'co5 &C Ia "a
Zinc '".'' >'"' ""~''''c""oS pos
ran, nara nrsnar,r. ~ nmobI -, ,"':-
Dir ia aoticja de los arontocir,;on+o.
CUE Sc han venido d~esarrollando en-
ire Alemania y esas naciones sud-a-
Soo,,o .,bo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
iSeRoritas! SeH0fitas! iPru6
benIo! IeStierreH Ia cas-
pay hermOseen suS
Cabeli0S
Sc cyita Ia caida del cabcllo, y Sc tor
ma en- espeso, ondulante, vigo-
roso y hermoso.

Vucs,ro polo Sc to-nara fino, on
dura-tc. sedoSo ' aoUndante. y Sc vol
vera suave. bri!.anJc ' nermoso CO.
mo el de una nina, deSpuys de uSar el
'Dande-;ne." Haga Ia prueba hume
dccierdo III Fcnzo o nano, con una
poquita de "Dauderine," c introdu-
ci5rIola cu.iadosamcntc a t-aveS del
c.ho'lo. ~frotandolo n mjsmo tempo
ligeramente. ESto Nmpjara cl cabe-
10 del pclvo, De Ia caspa ' de IA ex-
cesfva crasa en- unoS cuantos mimi.
tos. habri listed duplicado Ia belleza
IL sus cabellos.
Adcmas dc hcrmosear GeSdc lucgo
el peIo, "Da1der;ne" d;suclve to-
da ~5articula dc caspa. limnia, purjfi-
ca Y yisoriza cl cranco. evitando para
sicmpre eI cscozor y Ia caida del pc
10.
Pero 10 que mas lie agradara a U.s.
ted. sera 81 yer que desp2cs de una
clantaS semanas de usarIa. brotan
racvos cabeIlO5. fgnos Y como vellos
al principle, 81, pern en- realidad nue.
vos cahCilos cue pronto creceran Y
G"GlentaTln 81 cabellera- 81 listed sc
prcacrpa Dor tener IN peio hermoso,
siavc Y a~bundante. 10 obtendra con
f-da seg@ridad obteniendo de cual-
c.:.cr droSueria o tienda de perfu-
rles. una botella dc Enowlton's Dan
derinc," y poniendcla 4 prueba.
(Ady)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Ell COMUNICADO FRANCES

PARIS Abri! 2l.-La art.llcria
,,cmena ha eStado dirigiendo IL:
5ombar!eo extremadamente vlolen-
TO en- el frente franco-hritanito com
rrendido entire el Soma : e, Ayge.
en- In region de Hangard-en-San.--
rye = NillerS-B retonneaUx, >egUH d.
&c Ell informe Official que sc do =
IA aublic:dad hoy y que dice 4 Ia ie-
tra:
"E.nrre cl Soma y Ell Ayre cl hom-
bardeo del enemigo durante Ia no.
che. tomo IN caracter de cXtrema
"ioieaci& a 10 largo del frente fran
co-5rIt"H.co Y muy eSpecialmcnte
n el sector de Observation-Disclosures
= Embellishments. La a~rci.Le-
ria fr@ncesa por 81 parte dirigi5 IN
-aa:gico contra bombardeo q1r -
=l2 80 >a5e cause bastantes es,ra-
go en- las batteries alemanas-
In ]" region de. Ai!e.te d..
#oslla lie A~vocourc. la. pu.-us:as
sr:.accsas le hic.sron a las pasru-
Ia: cremiS., var.os p.isioncro.. l."
.o.l%s las otras parties del frencc.
nuLo III iatercsantc caloncs."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Tropas ~hungaras
Ell Belgica

WASHINGTON, AbriI 23.-Dcs-
pachos recibidos hoy en- los c~irculos
dip:omaticos de esta capital, pr0ce-
dsntes &c Berna, Sulza, dicen cue
han lcgado a Belglca troas hungaras
para cooperar en- Ia camraHa CON
ira los aIiados en- e. f.erte occidea-
tai. Numerosos treneS mi!itarss
condIciendo tropas hIngaras. dieen
los ~deSpachos, han pasado 4 trav6s
de L;eja. Tambien Sc da cusnta q
IA presencia de numercsaS tropas
aust-!acas ell Amberes Y Gaatc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Il Mayor Thaw es
ahora IN "As"

PARIS. Abril 24.-EI Mayor vi
Ham Thaw. comanadnte de Ia es-
cuadrllla LAFAYETTE. es ahora CON
siderable como uno dc los aces" de
IA aviacion en- Francia.
Fl MAYOR Thaw ha alcanzado st,
Iuirta victoria. echando abaio IN
avon enemigo Y destruyendo IN glo-
LU uautivo e. miSmo dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25
Los alemanes reanudaror1
!su 0fensiUa contra Aniens
EmmeBderoR una serie de ataques en- IN fEelte
de 20 niIas en- ell sector angIO=fraHC3s del Soma
Al HISMO TEMPO SlGUEN HACIENDA PRE-
SION EN- FL FRENTE De HANDES Y DEL RIO LYS

rutvo inteato de avance sobre
Amicns, por ell sur de esta plaza.
IN doHde Sc e]ncUentra e. punto
mas avanzado de Ia cuHa alemana.
Los alemaneS han estado Giri-
un violentisimo fuego de ar
~t;.leria a 10 largo de cast TODD eI
frcnte merldional ingleS, o sea eI
que Sc comprende al SUI del Soma,
pero el bombardeo preliminar fue
de L corta duraci0n relativamen-
e.
III enemigo intento I'm golpe por
sorpresa al noroeste de Alberto
n obscurecer. pues emp-cHdio
cSJa maaiobra sin una gran prepara-
ci6n de ar%tilleria, Pero los ingleSes
que cstaban muy alertas, recibieron
3, enemigo con una fuerte descar-
ga &c fu=ileria Y ametrallaGoraS,
hacienda que las tropas alemanas
as&itantes sc ~retIraran a Sus pose
Zones con grandes perdidas.
u mi>mo tempo, cl enemigo ha
cstado dirigtendo $uS bombardeoS
.v;o,entcs Ell muchos sectores de esc
frerta, S.no que los ataques no st
2ar Su<pcndiJo. pues NADIA menos
anoch, sc I!evo a efecto uno de ma
yor magnjtUd. en- el lado septenurio-
nal del saiiente de Lys, ccrca de
Dcancutre, que :" ~encuentra muy
cerca del Monte KENNEL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-25

:, ihr act or october 3. !9l'.
:. :. d: :. :, :. :. :: :. :. :. = = = =
LONDRES, Abril 24.-La gran
ofenSiva alemana que Sc inicio e!
mes pasado con Ell prop6sitO de al
canzar 10 plaza de Amiens : que Sc
VIC fracasada por Ia obstinada re-
zissenc!a de las fuerzas aliadas, Sc
reanuao hoy.
En- su nuevo esfueIzo para al
canzar Ia importinte base aliada,
I'll enemigo emprendio esCa manana
un vigoroso ataque en- IN frente de
vdlte millaI aproximadamente.
Por espacio dc dos semanas los
tcstones suspendieron sus operaclo-
ucs en- gran escala en- este sector
Hara jieyar a cabo 81 ofensira en-
:; nor.c d. Francia, que trajo como
r2cultado q saI!entc de Armcntie-
re.
-. Los despachoS lie los correspon-
'sa,cs. acerca de la nueva o~peracion
iniciada Ell cl frente del Soma, indl
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