Martes, 18 de Abril de 1916.
EL IMPARCIAL PAGINA OCHO.
Anuncios de Ocasión ENGLISH SECTION coHAS ENGLAND REALLY DONE HER FULL SHARE IN THE WAR?
By Prof. Fisher, Vice Chancellor of Sheffield University NECESITA una nodriza, sana y fuerte. Preferible que sea del campo RAISED WAGE RATE.
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Manuel Veiga.
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FULLY ATACKED BY SUBsolamente el terreno, y otra para Fábrica de tostar y moler café 25 céntimos cada veinte palabras o fracción.
Por cada diez palabras de exceso, céntimos.
No se admiten inserciones por menos protect th Channel ports from and conscience of the common British fleet, munitions and stores de tres veces.
seizure by the encmy. The plan man. The whole territory of the of every kind flow into the armed OR 30 COLONES se alquila was accepted and executed with British Empire, with the impor camps of the Western Allies. una casa en la calle 6a. Sur, brilliance. By the second week of tant exception of the South Afriesquina opuesta a la pulpería La Tempestad. doseientas varas al October the British army was can Union, was by reason of the EIGHTY PER CENT OF NORTH CAROLINA PEACH CROP Sur del Palacio de Justicia. Informaholding the line in Southern supremacy of the British fleet imDESTROYED BY FROST, rán en la calle 8a. Norte, número 258.
Flanders, and there it has remune from invassion.
mained to this day barring the Nobody in Great Britain had GREENVILLE, South Caro. northern gateway into France. the slightest fear that the Ger.
Se compra o se alquila The time has arrived when it also and her new ally, Italy, India, nor how many territorials Once transferred to the North, mans had it in their power to de lina, 16th. Reports received to.
una yegua para ordenar. En esta Ad.
ministración se informará. seems useful to attempt an ais being deprived of coal and there would volunteer for foreign ser the British army was called upon vastate Kent or Suffolk, to burn day indicate that eighty per cent wer to a question, so elementary fore of the means of supplying vice, nor what would be the mili. to discharge an office, the gravi dostne Canterbury Cathedral, or of the peach crop of South Caro.
ILATELISTAS. GANGA! me that a smile may rise to the lips their factories and military trans tary value of a territoriel regi ty of which cannot be overesti to shoot batches of shopmen and lina has been ruined by frost this nor precio que el de catálogo se at the mere mention of it, but, port, would soon also be at the ment in modern Continental mated. An effective offensive was country parsons, and a nation of week.
detalla una bonita colección de sellos de correo. Informarán en la Admi nevertheless, like many elemen merey of their adversaries. campaign. These problems were out of the uestion, for though narrow minded egotists might Ristración de EL IMPARCIAL.
tary things, vital to the right un. It has enabled the general com. not matters of public speculation the losses incurred in the first have been contented with this FIFTY THOUSAND PORGADELMINE OPERATORS SIGN derstanding of contemporary merce of the British Empire and because the country at large did two months of the campaign had measure of security. But the NECESITAN muchachos con SH la escuela para vender este perió tion which we propose to ans. on in time of war almost as free ence or in the likelihood of a Eu mented by a third corps and two who recomendación y que no estén en events and tendencies. The ques. of our French ally to be carried not believe either in the immin been repaired and the army aug. crucial fact to be retained by all would understand PHILADELPHIA, 16th.
dieo al pregón.
enformes en estas oficinas todos los wer is this: What has the British ly as in time of peace, and this ropean war. On the contrary, it divisions from India, it was vas strength and purpose of the briEmpire done in the war! despite the initial ravages of was never more hotly engaged in tly outnumbered by the forces tish Empire is that without the Fifty thousand mine operators It will be convenient to con some scattered German cruisers domestic controversy than when which the Germans were in a prospect of invasion, the United signed a raised wage rate. The OMBREROS de pita buenos y fi sider in the first place the work and the subsequent operations of the war cloud suddendly burst position to bring against it. But Kingdom and its dominions increase in wages will total over nos, a precios de competencia fren of the British navy.
the German submarines. over Belgium in the opening week as a sample of defensive warfare have behaved almost as if invate a Lehmann y a La Fama, vende The British navy has swept the It has been sufficiently strong of August, 1914.
German flag off the high seas. not only to guard the coast of against overwhelming odds it sion were actually taking place, three million dollars annually.
The British expeditionary would be difficult to match the It has sometimes been said that EGOCIO. En la Administración But for its assistance the German Great Britain and France, to pro force which crossed the Channel defence of the Ypres salient by the voluntary system has failed.
HEAVY ARTILLERY se vende CONTINUES papel de periódicos a 18 centinavy, being more powerful than tect the transport of troops to in the second week of August the British troops during the But what country has ever raised mos mora, paper blanco para carnia the Franch, would have bombard. the Continent and to intercept all without a single casualty and great battle which began on Oc over 60 per cent of its total recALONG THE ceros a quince céntimos libra. Cartón ed French, coast towns, sunk sev oceanic commerce with the ene with a detailed perfection of tobr 20 and ended with the ruitable strength for service beWHOLE FRONT NEAR VERmoldes tre, costureras, ete, ete. a 10 céntimos eral French warships, in trcepted my, but also to conduct opera equipment mobilization repulse of the Prussian Guards yond the seas in a few months!
la libra. Cartón inferior calidad, pro French commerce and endanger tions in Samoa, the German New which was to no one more asto on November 11.
pio para a In this murderous collision of TRES COLONES QUINTAL. ed the transport of African levies Guinea and Bismarck Archipela nishing than to ourselves consis In the first battle of Ypres the nations the main object of the LONDON, 16th. Heavy artilto the theatre of war in France. go, the Marshall and Caroline Isted in the first instance of two di. British army, 150. 000 strong, re. wenker party by land end sea is lery fighting continues unlong the The intervention of the British lands (in conjuction with Japan) visions only. For its size it was pulsed a series of attacks extenE VENDE un hermoso piano. DaS ran razón 30 varas al Sur de la navy has not only saved our ally the Cameroons (in conjuntion probably the best fighting force ding over three weeks and deli. to wear down the forces of the whole front near Verdun but the Bicicleta. frente a la casa de from these certain and formi. with the French. Walfisch Bay, in Europe, for it was composed of vered by a force of half a million enemy until weakness has been German infantry has not renew ESPERANZA DTMAYORAL. dable dangers. It has been the German East Africa. Tsingtau highlytrained dong service sol men supported by a superior Now the position of the allied tions only intermitent artillery, converted into preponderance. ed the assault. On the other sécmeans of sinking forty German (in conjunction with Japan. the diers, many of whom had been weight of artillery. But the second forces with respect to the Germa engagements have occurred. VENDEN dos magníficas ca warships, five Austrian warships Persian Gulf, the Suez Canal, through the Boer war, and all battle of Ypres, though superfi nic Powers is that they embarked pas una socien varas, deloco: and six Turkish warships, of cap the Gulf of Alexandretta, the of whom were in the pink of phy cially less sensationel than the on the war with a marked actual SHIP CARRYING THE NEW VICEda para una familia numerosa y en turing at sea or sinking 116 Ger harbor of Smyrna, the Falkland sical condition. Though it proved first, for the disparity in num numerical inferiority. Neither perfecto buen estado, por lo que vale man traders, exclusive of eighteen Islands.
to be comparatively weak in mabers between the forces engaged Rusia nor Great Britain was una familia regular, por la Plaza Vi. enemy vessels captured near the It has already caused the loss cliine guns and heavy artillery, was greatly reduced, furnishes an able immediately to put a suf MARINE quez. Diríase al Apartado 988. Mi Suez Canal zone, and exclusive of all the German colonies.
guel Angel Córdoba its cavalry was splendidly moun equally striking proof of the ficient weight into the balance to also of the sixty nine German It has proved its superiority in ted, and its aircraft superior to quality of our troops. It was a repair the numerical inferiority LONDON, 16th. The steamvessels which were detained in open fight against detachments of that of the enemy in reconnais battle. lasting from April 22d to of France. Their potential resour ship on which Baron Chelmeford, ports in the United Kingdom, of the German navy on three occa ance and attack. But hardly had May 13th. and beginning with ces were great. Their resources the new Viceroy and Governor LA COSTA RICA the thirty four which were de. sions, in the action of August 28 this small force taken up its posi. the complete and sudden rout of capable of immediato mobiliza. General was proceeding to India, Teléfono No. 354. tained in British ports abroad in the Bight of Heligoland, at tion on the French frontier when a French division on our left tion were in view of the difficult was unsuccessfully attacked by a Se tuesta y muele café a 25 el and of the twenty six which were the battle of the Falkland Islands it was compelled to execute the which caused a rent in the line task before them comparatively submarine.
quintal. Se atenderán las órdenes con seized on entering British ports on December 8, and again in Ad most difficult operation in war so wide that an enemy led with slender.
y nos y activos agentes. Informes en after the outbreak of war. miral Sir David Beatty action a strategic retreat.
becoming vigor should have had La Tempestad.
It has ensured the safe trans of the Dogger Bank on January Europe needs no reminder of no difficulty in bursting through thing, but primarily men. RusGreat Britain had to find every. DANISH STEAMER CAPTURED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE.
AMERICANS GUARDING THE BOR Canada, Australia and New and the Seydlitz and Derfflinger retreat from Mons to the Marne cut and how closed is the story men had to find munitions. The port of large forces from India, 24, when the Bluecher was sunk how the British army fought that to Calais. Tow that rent was sia with abundant supplies of Zealand to Europe, of a large ar were set on fire.
under the scorching eye of an An of this desperate second struggle problem for the Allied Powers Danish steamer Kasan was COPENHAGUEN 16th. The my from England to France and This astounding, but not unex gust sun, maintaining its disci. at Ypres.
COLUMBUS, New Mexico, of considerable forces from pected, achievement has been the plined coherence in the face of was to contain the armies of the captured to day in Catagut by a 16th. The Americans guard the England to Egypt and the Medi result of incessant and vigilant overwhelming forces. and so co achieved by the combined action Great Britain and Russia could submarine placed a prize crew on Three distinct objects were enemy until the huge resources of large German submarine. The border force from 4, 000 Mexi terranean.
activities of which the land ſain vering its rapid movement by a of the British fleet and army dur. be made available for effective board, MIS It has enabled munitions of test notion.
war and provisions of all kinds Great Britain was not, when series of desperate actions that it ing the Autumn and Winter of use. It did not matter where an MEN OF BRITAIN ARE EAGER TO the first year of the war. The action was fought, so long as the DIPLOMATIC reach Great Britain and war broke out, a Military coun. helped to save Paris and so deter first of these was the protection enemy forces suffered at least as ENLIST. SAYS LORD DERBY. France from the United States try as that term is understood mine the whole course of the wes of the shattered and en feebled heavily a th allies for the prin of America and from other parts upon the Continent. It had no terrn campaign.
ED STATES STRAINING.
LONDON, 15th.
remnants of the Belgian army Men of of the globe, and at the same conscript army like the French, The course of the campaign against an overwhelming Ger. ciple object of the allies has been Britain are eager to enlist says time has intercepted the supply no scheme of compulsory milita had brought the British army inand is to gain time for the full WASHINGTON, 16th. OffiLord Derby. Only seven per cent of such munitions to the enemy ry training like the Swiss. For to the centre of the French line man attack until such time as the development of their strength cials here have failed to get any are not ready to enlist. The re countries. How valuable its ser. its war service, both on sen and of the Aisne, a position income defensive position behind which dy expended his maximum power between the American troops and flooded Yser provided a strong against an enemy who has alrea advices concerning the fight eruiting genius freely talks of the vices have been to our brilliant land, it depended entirely on vo Inient for its communications with the army could be strengthened and will steadily grow weaker the natives at Parral.
wonderful patriotic spirit shown ally France is generously ack luntary effort. It possessed aſ the Channel ports and conse and reconstituted.
by the women as well a by the nowledged by a French writer in highly trained regular army con quently opposing obstacles to its How rapidly and effectually his opponents.
both absolutely and relatively to It is known that diplomatic married men. The compulsory the following passage: sisting of some 233, 000 on the easy and regular expansion by those new armies have been raisrelations between the United StaBill has no terrors for husbands. In view of the fact that the active, and 203, 000 men on the drafts from home. The British when their wives stand ready to greater part of our coal area is reserve list, an Indian army of commander accordingly repres our national history. When a ed is one of the finest epiodes in will bring out the special value Close watch is being kept These general considerations tes and Mexico are straining.
accept their share of duty.
invaded by the enemy, the loss about 150, 000 men, and a territo ented to General Joffre the desir.
The British steamer Shenan. of the command of the sea by En rial force of volunteers for home ability of transferring the British country is invaded, its homes of the British contribution to the on the 4, 000 men under General teads fired, its women folk assual allied cause. Our intervention in Gómez who were reported to be doah was sunk by a mine. Two gland would involve more than defence numbering some 263, 000 contingent to the extreme left of ted, its wealth plundered, its in the war has furnisted our allies moving from Sonora to Chihuapersons are reported missing. her own capitulation. She indeed men. Nobody, however, could the French armies where they nocent civilian population ter with the means both of gaining hua, in such a way as to present would be forced to capitulate predict how many regular troops might be in close geographical rorized by a brutal soldiery no arand of profiting by time. If our a possible menace to the AmeriFIRST OFFICIAL REPORT OVER through starvation. But France could be safely withdrawn from connection with England and tifice is required to bring the land army has not been of itself can line of communication.
REACHES THE WAR DEPART. My bear wp3 terrors of war before the minds sufficiently strong to reconquer MEXICAN RAIDERS ARE STILL EN of its population. The manhood Belgium, it has materially helped in the defence of France, behind DANGERING AMERICAN LIVES.
WASHINGTON, 15th. The der a stern and unremitting stress of bitter determination to free pared and vast stores of munitions xican raiders are till endangering WASHINGTON, 16th. Mefirst official report over the clash the sacred soil from the insolent actively accumulated. Though it American lives. President Wilson on Wednesday, between the Ame.
presence of the barbarian. Every has continually been engaged and Secretary Lansing spent the rican troops and the natives at man knows his duty instinctive. with superior forces, it has inflic day considering the new evidence Parral, reached the War Deprtment to day. General Funston said ly. It is plein and palpable ted enormous losses on the ene in the Sussex case. Two more that two Americans and forty before him. But in the case of my, whose fighting qualities it vessels were sunk by submarines Mexicans were killed.
Great Britain and her colonies continues to regard as good, but and the passengers were set adrift The Government at Washingthere was no such clear and un inferior to its own. And mean in small boats, one hundred miles ton has announced its willingness res, que tenemos a la venta HARImistakable message to the mind while, under the shelter of the from shore.
to fix a limit on the distance that the American troops now in Me.
NA de la muy conocida tico can continue the pursuit of PARA EXPORTARLO Villa and to give that the army will be withdrawn in a reaonable AL NUEVO MERCADO The results of the third days recruiting announced by the War NO HAY INCONVENIENTES Department, showed 16. 17 applications out of which 927 were accepted.
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to RELATIONS BET WEEN MEXICO AND THE UNIT.
THE CLASH AT PARRAL MENT.
of an invaded country fights un which new armies are being preHARINA FLECHA Avisamos a nuestros favorecedotime.
MARCA FLECHA CAFE GERMAN STEAMER SUNK BY MINE NEAR STOCKHOLM.
COMPRAMOS DE BUENA CLASE SEIS MIL SACOS PAGANDOLOS AL CONTADO ALSINA PEREZ MARTIN LINDO BROTHERS STOCKHOLM, 15th. The German steamer Hispania was sunk last night by a mine near Handman, south of Stockholm.
The crew was saved.
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