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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
3
The British and French press renewed attack in Flanders amid rain soaked fields and mud filled shell holes. They push despite brutal conditions, seeking to seize the Ostend to Bruges railroad and weaken German lines, hoping joint action yields decisive results.
Uruguayan Congress recommends the nation sever diplomatic relations with Germany. The message states Uruguay has not been directly offended but must align with defenders of justice and small nations. President Vier’s wartime appeal is praised as clear and honest.
The Uruguayan leader Vieira champions action against Germany and urges Latin American alignment with the Allied cause. He contrasts Uruguay with Argentina’s call for a conference, arguing small nations must choose justice and sovereignty over economic self interest.
The piece argues the United States has caused heavy strategic impact on Germany through economic and diplomatic means since entering the war. It highlights armament aid to Britain, France, and allies, the blockade’s reach, and the decisive diplomatic moves that isolated Germany, including South American cooperation and intelligence successes against German intrigues.
The fragmentary text blends criticism of German wartime claims with political talk on taxation and leadership. It references British resilience, submarine strategy, and mock optimism from German sources, then shifts to domestic issues and a moral appeal to soldiers, leaving a scattered, era-tinged mosaic of wartime sentiment.
Lieutenant Vivalde visits Captain Dilke in a trench under heavy fire to relay orders about holding a mined-out position. They share tea, discuss weather, and reflect on fear and jealousy as Cosmo Nghe reads Sophocles while the front rages nearby.
The narrative recalls a wartime moment when Cosmo Tigh confesses a past misdeed involving Jessica and Nellie, leading to a personal tipping point. A night trench explosion exposes mutilated casualties as Tom Findlay searches for Cosmo, only to confront forgiveness and a spectral bond between the living and the dead.
Swiss leaders react to proposals for a special furlough for aghilturists amid fears America’s entry could push the war into a new and decisive phase. General Ulrich Wills, commander of the Swiss army, says such moves would raise the odds of Swiss involvement and could accelerate the conflict in the spring.
Detective Nevenue agent Welton Byar filed suit in Jeffery County Court seeking to recover taxes and penalties on timber and property tied to the late Mrs. Robert Worll Binghan. The case accuses the estate and related parties of tax evasion and demands compliance with Kentucky tax law.
London dispatch shows British casualties 17 505 over the week ending October with heavy reporting of wounded and missing. The tally notes 14 303 in some estimates and marks air and naval losses as part of a broader update from command.
The Majestic Theater presents Wisens Carus and a repertory of new acts led by Larry Comer, plus Sylvester and Vance duologue Get out of the theater, Jim McWilliams Plany Capers, and A Chinese Circus by Guiron and Newell with aerobics and dances. Lucy Gillett juggle acts and a civil war era reel headlines the Grand. Next week Milas Wome Bunting revives Jerry with a southern girl tale of loyalty and betrayal. Royal Theater features a monkey star, a vaudeville act, and a contortionist with comedy interlude and cycling stunts.
A letter writer argues for child play and laughter while condemning disruptive noisy events early in the morning and on weekends. The piece recalls Highland Park school children and critiques whistling, shouting, and balloons during performances, urging measures to protect students.
In Hug Attonio residents lament daily horn and whistle noises from students and riders near the school. They petition the superintendent for relief, noting two hours of persistent disturbance during classes and breaks. They urge action to restore peace and teach respect for others rights.
A fire damaged a factory and parts of a plant at Me Yaw govern viii wooden. Fire department battled the flames last night to prevent further interference with the department and shells for ite allies, with one wing destroyed and the shop interrupted. The cause remains unknown.
A report recalls a violent engagement with casualties as shell fire during a storming operation mortally wounds an official. The narrative mentions Clancy and colleagues, with committees meeting and promises to honor the fallen, amid ongoing patrols.
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