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Noticias varias de TODD eI mundg:
LA QUESTION ECONOMICAL Ds Z.
LEMANIA A TRAVES DE
LA PRENSA. Nv

la HAYA, Julio 27.--L0s profile
mas relacionados con la ~reorganiza-
ci6n del eomercio de Alemania des-
pu6s de la guerra va estan provo
candO una animada controversial.
FL "Verwaerts" dice que la expe-
riencia ha demostrado que los aran
celes proteccionistas no han permit
lido ell modo algunos a Ia agricul
tura alemana abastecer a la pobIa-
ci6n, dandole ell alimento neceSario
y suficiente, y que los mas eminen
les economists reconoCen Ia neCe-
SiIad de revisar Completamente las
eyes ar%ance!arlas.
FL "kreuzzeitung,' por Otra par
i". clama p0r un arancel todavia
mas alto. arguyendo que Alemania,
.>i rGdeada dc I'm muro %proteccio-
RiSta. ilegaria a tener vida propia.
F.stO. Scgtin ell citadO "VorwaertS",
= abSurdo, puesto que nadie seria-
merle eSpcra que Sc ~desvanezca la
Icmanda de algod6n, O que los ale
names Ell 10 adelante uSaran gustO-
~. eycluSivamente el limo o lana.
Este pcri6dico dice tambi6n que Ale
mania nunca podra producer sufi-
rirnle granO, ~fOrraje, carne y gra-
sa>. --Is
En- TN p~eri6dicO t6cnico que Sc
publica en- Essen, eli professor Wal
Ter Tropfeltsch. de la UniYfRsdpd
Je Marburg. publica un artichlo que
rontiene la siguiente declaraci6n:
"TcndremOs que hacer frentei'a
IN largo periodic de facuitadas com
pradoras disminuidas,. cpnfbinado
rSte, con mayor costo de la predur-
zion. debido a la carcstia de Ia ma
tnrio prima, y tambi6n a las maya
rs contribuciones y aumerft6 de
.iornalesls fi&4S = 'hF
Ef ar~jiiafista. Preve la creation de-
prIerosOs sindicatos cOmpradofes,
On intimo Contacto con cl goblefn0
aiclnan. .u.
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ogR>s DE E~DUCACION

hTiimcttcI CoDnrrJal- y ".'@
Ar!,iuetrl elemental. u5Ts q" lrA,I IN iS
principals -~>-gaLts de NrN!'p. 60, h-'p
Alriareu dc r..u.ls glgl ugily>. LetenaaS
) DaTraciun"S .uiautI"S- e. ~
Curse elemental GH SagsrIf!a iSica. lie Ne
L.eO = Universal. ~Ca-ug~rat.a. etc. ""
CUEHpenGso dc Geo-r5f13 deN,1lco- 30
CBInpcudI1s de- --Hrutiira CaSte.lila, Sc
Sgn y Academia ESg4lfnlX. Do
CamrsRp IiE-I~4Ip. ulrrl0na?!O Dc II len
qua casleiiaGs, con - -rabldgS. 81
r~c'rai1s- - UlaraS. = cuadrps &c OaaGT-
TIS. ctc- EHra>isdp ~ teiA- .. -Vh
CSNcclSiuo DC moral. Firtld y LrballIdI,
nara los nlInS. EmyasIsdD- 025
CsrirT2 dc IA conversation "a IUSlcs. Ll5ru
mufy it'll. Tn igJIr ,s!a- LOU
CUa.HESLrspu"~ y U4'TLr.CI@S -e,A,yaS I los
u+rHcS I!.5al=J Y JEage@. 90
CCmreuiIJ .n -T4IDailca Casie.Gca. SeSlH
Ia Academia. AgfIeulsGO con Ia ieorla de los
aLpel,aIE1S : dl.Gl7GiIv1s. dos compile
t6S t7a;sdoS DC 7ro,2d.a : ogtOs7at.a. n
bias de verbC>. rTaSe-, etc ~
Carj.lls de, med-ctoD &c su3e-ficIes- Reglas
mUr D-ac'.-ss nara -CGldEa. teErelOS, de-
Icrn!aa: SuPer,g.es, etc. q. 0-ta
DiC,IonarlO Popular DE- la Lcnyua Cas,e,Ia-
ma. EwpaS,aIp rU ;r.g flna. ito
D]ycri0narlD manual cnrIrIpptGICO dc Ia len
qua caSteliauA. Con Mas de scis NIL era.
baGDS on negro y en- CpiprH>. On uIIHaS =
Eclratos DC pcrsJuaIes cLieOrcs, MONT
Tg"ntgS, &C ".Dn
asia dc perra!Ina. 90
DirrionarIo dc inslcs-csgahol, De bClsIIlo.
Pasta &c ricl. oS1
Ojcciona-:o O. i--lcS = Sspa1gl. p0r Au-e-
u. n wC.gr -" los uTblrtdpp Ha>Ia Il dia.
n las woes rust, Hrri"Tuas On aTtrs,
r."nrtss g inf-slr'a-. .ls ar"2r!ou'> nerc-
ss-ias Para e-rrlb1r : ha5lIT aru0OS ldIo-
Tuds. exc %.n0
.~rr""e0 tl,.CultII On 81 "-"r.tgra. n.JI
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OBTUVO Ell TRIUNFO FL AVA
DOR URUGUAIO BERISSO.

MENDOZA. Argentina, julio 81
II aviador uruguayo. Tenientc Be
risso. ha rnsultadO vcncedor en- Ia
re-aia a6rea militar International,
rue tcrmin6 hoy con la lleGada de-.
rjlado Bcri>so a esta ciudad proce-
drntc de Buenos Aires.
RI yucio cubri6 una dlsiancIa de
mas 6iJ millas. Empez6 cl IS de Ju-
Iio on BucnCs Aires. Particlparuh en-
IA rompctencia o~ficiaIes de los eJ"r-
ritos de varios paiscs sur Gmerlca-
nos.
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I'll iyIiDOR BERISS0 EST =
SIONiDO GRAEEMENiE.

MENDOZA, Argentina, Ju!ly -.
FL Teniente Berisso, ell ayild-e -Tt
-uayo que gaDd la reGa.a miii.zr II
lernacional de aviaci0n, dolG5 LLe-
nos Aires hasta Mendoza, UGa C-s-
tancia de 6i5 millas, Sc lesioEt -
yemente al Caor~e Su m&~lihd,
Assemble con Ell objeto Gle saiG.ar
4 los demas competld0res EN- ia re-
-ata aerea, a ST. tIegada: pea IcrGio
eI dominic DE su maluina : ri70.
ri Trnirnlc Sufri6 la rotura IL ia
.pipr.na Y !%cSinues Ell la Cabc
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FL. MINISTRO DE MILICI.tS DE-
CLARADO EXENTO DE RES
PONSABMIDAD.

OTTAWA, Canada, Julio 27.-Sir
sam Hughes, Ministro de Milicias
Ina sido declarado eXento de res
pinsabilidad por la ComISi6n Real
Mpredish Duff de los cargos que lie
liricron de haber celeDrado contra
lbs con ~fabricantcs amcricanos para
ia rompra de municioncs con pro-
prOpiO.
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H. NINISTRD BRiSILENO hlSi!n
Al. NUEVO PRESIDENTE
ARGENTINE.

sBuEND> AIRES. Julio Ell So
ITdi:Ruy Barbo>o. MInistro braSIleh",
l:zo una vista a. doctor Hip6IIto
iri.oven. ri nuevo Presidente, SIeIi-
% rpribido cOrdia.mente.
r. MiniStro bra>iicno Y Fl Pres
lrr.r argentine ~nypr"Saron su mi
ina satisfaction con motive d" las
intinpa< r"lacion"S "XlStentes cnirr
IA Argentina Y 81 Brasil.
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RErRr as DE RUSl
IA iHnUIA.

10 ! =. ia LA a5eneia
lie HruLc. ulLe ,ue Russia Ina lrior-
mado a Turquia por conducto de los
ministries de los ESladoS Inld5s y
dc Espafia que en- 10 future, :p2sr,-
Der prescindijo .IurInia ode st
prinrjpios de Ia CeNeatfHn :.
faya. con rtsspecfo "A log paE AH
pilates. los rusoS. stables sfse
p~resalias por la 'desIrueclon Gel Va
Dor hospital russo que los 'iurcos
hundieron hacs IN" 81 " iae
Negro. -
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AVENTURAS DE JOHN c. RiffLEs.
"a 40 ceu:avoS cada tOnc}.
oRrAs DE CAROLINA IHyBENIEIo

hrnores trayiros. = '"lnos. "S,
CnraLdu dc madrc. > tOmOs. . 0.S
Coralha dc Obreru. : lOmUs. . O.Sp
GaIeua cicrua- ( i0mOs. i.sg
CrImen SIN cssligJ y Lucha suprcna; 8
nr ,S n Gel aduI,crto. , iornos. o.so
Fl beSu de- una mIrrld J La venganLa ne
una irCa. = jUEIyf. V.~'
Fl UltIuo hc>D. n.tH
FL ScrrCio dc nm bandIdO. O.p
II tren dc Ia muerlc. : lOiloS. U.sh
II hIiO del ~anarUuiSta. : tplnns. . O.S
III alhergUc del delilp. = cmoS O.S
FL ahurradu del paruue. 1 iOrnos. i.6J
IL Calyari0 de- una Inaire y ArrepentlInlen-
10. , tOTROS. f.~J
Los crimcncS de DidvOiIna- 2 tOfnos. y.Sl
Los aruores mal5IluS. : iDTu0S. O.sn
Los marIdos lnrdrueS. = tpInOs. O.SN
La Scpuiiad8 viva. = tUTnOS. b.St
Las ylCtiuIas del amor. . U,im
Las tragCdils dc los C"lUS. 4 iUn0S. 40
Ia p"rddOrd. Oh
La hJa dc Ia pOrlera. , tninns. O.Si
"a resurrection dc III angel. O.h
Ia bsi,ariua del t"airu Real. 2 tOiluS O-"l
Ia Ultima rtia. , trmps. u.sI
los mi>tcrjos GcI Crim"n. { iOInOS. i.Gp
parai-G 2 Inferno. O.hH
R!ua o Cl Angel dc los Apes. = tOmOs 0.So
Teresa Ia HrSuciJada. , inmps. 0.Sn
In rrliurn 81 aUtorn6vil. = lpiUO9. u.Sl
VirScn ' iuadrc = ENpi:ct6n. : tUtnOS. i.%J
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RELIGION

,rrr~a 10 S,Iylrli0 D.6N
S",,.lrr, Ln TrfrgIrI2 Oh
SN,r~Ir.+,r general G.75
C,Inc'',~n 10 Ta~>evrr3nria. TOO
npv0c.unar.U GIidaiupanU. 10
e GentO del CrislIanISm0. Lectures para
- - E,rrfon Ne inn 2.Cn
TlIosoria Elemental. p6r sBalmeS. i.%J
U.slos.a SazrzC2x Libra. del Antique X: Nqe-
70 Tesia,RentO, Cue contiene Ia niSiorla
Del preb.o de Israel y pinta las riSuras
de- 9ztriarcas 'proreiaS. y!endoSc clara
90. r+,r,f. n, lrio. 2.Ur
"a T,r,rar-f0 re- Criero. H.6G
Layalle Irarrcalo de C~raci1acS. ESQ
I o. rra-f.-a- n 81 ,rIurro dc IA religion CTl~-
r.frg. ro~ chlicaubriarI. Edic!6Q &c luiO
r.T -r.shs,I.s. roo
NoycnA de! -au'n VINO dc hiOcha. U.tb
grgIrGo Lay4lia &c u Juyenlud. go
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Las propiedades en- la mstger =n-e''
cana del Bravo.

Algunos propietarios, no america
nos. de ranches situados sobre Ia IL
bera del Brave, en- territorio de Esta-
dos Unidos, nos han dicho que Sc les
ha hablado acerca de clertas propo-
siciones que alguna companla a
cana les hara para compr%r'
~Propiedades.
Parece que clio obcdece al PROPOSE
n de establecer ahi de II per-
manente, distintas zonas mliitares'
~necesarias en- 81 case de una lejana
a@f-ge2cia.
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SOAELiS DIIERSAS.

imor Sublime. NoveIa mcHlcana. O.75
Ahel.Tdu Y Eloisa. as
hslU"Ja o los ClIarTos CUutTabaadislaS. No
vrla meNirdna. > iuiHnS. i.Sl
lion puijotr dc Ia Mancha. Euici0n dc Iu-
q. ron CrHbadrS- *.y1
IL MaTl,r del G6lgnta. fIertnosa ohrs. hasa
da en- Ia vida del RedentOr del TnundO.
I'm lruuo graHde. hlen cmpaStadO-. 400
II ~PeriTUifln SarnieuiO- Divertida Y fafno-
n uuyela meNiCana. 90
~ JorobaiO. o Enrique de Layardcrc. 60
II amor dc los amOreS. NOvela Sentimental.
! l"inuS. pasta lela. 3D.
II inferno dc los celOS. Sesunda parle de
Ia anterior { tunoS tela. S25
FL Condo de NoniecriSto Y La Mano del
MuertO. > tOm0S grandeS. 225
EJ;piaci6n, o 81 martirio de una msdre 90
III Judo Errantc. 0.I5
Ell Siiio DE- la Rochela. $1,000. G.S5
FL hijo a~bandoaadO. 90
FL huerrano del reSintento. 90
Espinas de una for. =. o.
Flor de I'm dia. = . . 0.:5
Flor de PaSion$ NpTela tie amor. 90
Gil Bias de- Santillana. Edici0n de luJo ..
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UN DISCURSO DEL NUEVO MINIS
TRIO DE LA GUERRA INGLES

LONDRES. Julio 26.-M. Lloyd
George. Ministro dc la Guerra. de-
claro hoy en- la Camara de los Comu
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SfaS de aui0reS m~c1icanos. o.,
P~asionariaS. For Manuel NJ. Flores. U[
Fog>laS dc Antonio Plaza. "
PUes!as de Manuel ACuGa. ...... u
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Cuando necesite libros en- e:panol
diriiase listed a ignacio E. Lozano.-
SOY DoIorosa St.-S. Antonio. Texas.
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IA PROTECTION DE LAS COSE-
IHiS HUNGARAS.

Budapest, Julio 21.-Las nue.
i dispo-icioncs militares dictadas
nara proir-cr 81 area de los Car
naln, han Sido va c~jecutadaS, ase=u
rinse de- csc modo los campos de c"
contra los alalues de los ru-
sos.
Las fucrrrS dcfen>as cSjah'ecldaS
IN ri paSo de los Cirpalos Sc cor
siIrra uuc son ineXpugnabIeS. razon
Ia rual Sc cXpIica que los ruS"s
no ronliutirn Ia or"nsiva hacla Hun
.ria Y 80 r]onccntrrn en- al .lano nc
los alrndrdurcS de hoNe.
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Buenas cosechas.

Los agricultores de la comarca. Ell
su mayoria dedicados a la siembra
de cana, alfalfa y otras pasturas, es-
tan de ~placemes: les hacen esperar
magnificas cosechaS.
En- varies de los ranches cercanos
al rio Grove, no ha sido menester
aprovechar las plantas de c~aptacion
de aguas, pues ha sido suficente pa
"a ,todos, les riegos, Ia de las llu-
.WI2G,'
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GenOycva dc Braysnie. IL
UjS,orIa dc Robinson Crusoc. HcrinoSo IL
bro que provoca sieInpTc lnlehSa' et . oq
clones. Edicion de lulo. -
Ia Dana lie las CamellaS. ".
los sictc pecados capitaics. : icTlos Ian a"
La Ley d. dos. inY
los Ulrlnos dias dc POmpeya: Una &c Ia
obras mas inlcrc>anics de Ia epoCa GO u
mana. Edicl0n dc luIo. wv
IA muicr adullera. 4 tomos tela. 30
&c ~ y. ,oi S.rdcnaI . 9.1J
Los Tres MosQueieroS, ron Su coniihuaCIgm
"velnic amos deSpucs' y "El Flzc%agG
de BragclOnc. 4 toInos. -"
Los MlslcrlOs dc la lnquisiri6n. : va2
La Juventud dc Enrique CuartO. . . Inv
Napoleon, por Dumas. "og
oscar V Amanda. ? tOmOs. IL
Pablo y Virginia. ""
80 Sor6n 0.70
Romeo Y julicia. W
I'm hiio natural. V.o'
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Soyclo- n - ccniayo,.

Nuycl9- \ - CcniaFOS.
hr'r de bu<rar marido.
Amor : marIirio.
Calyarin Dc amor.
Fl uuyiO prostate.
FL u~U-2ainrip dc las Snli"raS.
II uarai>O de las rUuIersS.
Fl inferno dc los hombres-
FL hada dc los mares
FL Collar DC csmcrdldaS-
FL uidp 10 r~UiSenOr2s-
FL :! dc las niIas.
Ell anna en- IN bsSo-
La hija Dc las flores.
La Mia DC los IaZninc5.
Ia y.uda alegre.
La Curts del amor.
La priureSa del dollar.
Ia hijd dc Venus.
Las Obreras del amor.
las hIjas DEF champagne.
Las EvaS mDdernaS.
Malditas sean las muJercS.
MaldIlos 2 a los hOinbrc5.
MaldiiaS sean las suegrss.
MaldilD sea 81 amor
MalHi,os sean los Celos-
Po-cue - casan los hofnbTe5-
FU-Cuc Sc CaSan las mujeres.
Forgue pecan las mujeres.
PCrque retnciden las vludas.
PpcCue murmural las vtel1s.
PoT Seguir a una muIer.
III E,aJeSlsd el Amor-
viva mi nova.
NOyelSs . 10 c~cataEOS.
AZuCpra. por Carlota Brde-D6.
nnrs. por Cartota Br6eEie.
FL BeceTrO Dc Orc.
FL hjiO maIdiIo.
u n~tanuScTttO &c ri msdre.
FL cUrS de aldea-
Aaria, por Jo:se lssacs-
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MANUALES

Los Manuales ano;adoS a continuation va
len sion I'm peso cada unOt.
Manucl dc aceiics y jaboncs.
Manual de agriculture y SanadeTla.
Manual de albailleria.
Manual de aries :: Orlctos.
Manual dc carpIntcria dc taller.
Manual dc Crrrajcria Y Obra de hero.
Manual del CohetcrO Y pOlvGrIsta.
Manual del CuriidOr dc pieles-
Manual del cunTllCru-paSielCrO.
Manual del fcslllador lICorls!s.
Manual dc clcclrICidad.
Manual dc fUtugraiia.
Manual del hujalaterO.
Manual Gc Jardinerla y horticulture.
Manual del llbOrcU dc mluas.
Manual de lUrheria.
Manual de mccauiCa Industrial.
Manual del Vin,Cr.
Manual del r%ciOicrO.
Manual del SaStrc.
Manual del i"icgrafi~iR.
Manual dc ycicrinar!s J CIuitact10.
Manual del ZapaiCro.
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ras de Venta e.: Ia Liberia de Ignacio Z. Lozano

MAS EDnD IA MAS srsHnA Ia @n rRE , n T m n sSE nDa f on @T m MM LA oaDES
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Bale : Mufgula.

i. La. sociedad de ia vecina ciudad de
Piedras Negras ofrecio antenoche un
bale a Francisco Murguia.
IL conaurgeacia fne nc Gemas nu-
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Ell casamicnto de ArnuIfo Gonzalez

Sc nos asegura que en- uno de los
dias de la semaE pr6Xima Sc verlfi-
cara en- la ciudad de Saltilio e. en-
lace matrimonial del general carran-
cista Arnulfo Gonzalez, con n seno-
rita de la menclonada capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
EXPERTS WARN WORLD
TO ECONOMIC ON FOOD
International Agriculture Institute
Says All Nations Face
Problem.

ROME. November 1S.-Rigid economy
throughout the world in the consump-
ton of food. in view of the deficient
crops and the extraordinary require
ments of the European armies, is urged
by the international Institute of Agrf-
culture. which has made the most ex-
tensive report it has issued since the
war began. The institute says all ma
lions are confronted with a grave sit
uation.
1t Is estimated that at least $500, 000,-
600 bushels of wheat will he consumed
in the year ending July 81. 1917, and
that at the end of this period the
worlds surplus supplies of wheat will
have decreased to 100000.
The report SAYS it is only on account
of the fact that last years harvests
were abundant, leaving a balance OF
$50. 100000 bushels, that there is avail
ableNsufficient wheat for the year end
ing with next July.
The worlds surplus of FIVE cereals
wheat. rye. barley. oats and corn-is
placed at 533,000,0Q0 bushels. This in
cludes the unexportable Russian stocks
and also the stocks of Rumania and
Bulgaria. The surplus of oats is placed
at 166.000.0o0 bushels. A general scare
ity of fodder is expected
The total Russian stocks Of wheat
now stored. which, If military condi-
tions permitted. would be available for
export at the next harvest, are esti-
mated at 300.o00.000 bushels.
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HOT FIGHTING IN AFRICA.
Germans Besiege Malangah, But Are
Finally Defeated by British.

LONDON. November IS. Further
spirited fighting. the outcome Of which
was favorable to the British. has taken
place in the campaign for the clearing
of German East Africa. according to an
official announcement today.
After the recent attack by the Ger
mans on Ngominji the bulk of their
force, says the statement. moved south
west and invested a small British post
at Malangali. failing in three efforts to
capture IL. A British relief column ar
rived and defeated the besiegers. kill
ing and capturing some of them and
taking booty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
ARMY AFFAIRS CONTROL
LEFT TO GENERAL STAFF
Secretary Baker Disagrees With
Judge Advocate General and
Other Officials.

The control of all army activities by
the general staff is sustained by Secre-
public and called forth by language en-
ployed in the national defense act. In
reaching his conclusion the Secretary
disagrees with Judge Advocate General
Crowder and other army officials. who
hold that the act prohibited the mem
bers of the General Stan Corps from ex-
ercising any control over the bureaus
of the War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
Secretary Bakers Ruling.

In stating his decision Secretary
Baker says:
The policy of the War Department.
therefore. will remain as heretofore:
The chief of staff. speaking in the name
of the Secretary of War. will co-ordi-
nate and supervise the various bureaus,
Offices and departments of the War
Department"
The language of the act which it had
been urged upset that policy is as fol-
lows:
provided that hereafter members of
the General STAFF Corps shall be con-
fined strictly to the discharge of the
duties of the general nature of those
specified for them in this section and
in the organic act of Congress last
hereinbefore cited. and they shall not
be permitted to assume or engage in
work of an administrative nature that
pertains to the established bureaus or
Offices of the War Department or that
being assumed or engaged in by mem
bers of the General STAFF Corps would
involve impairment of the responsible
ity or initiative of such bureaus or
offices. or would cause Injurious or
unnecessary duplication or delay in
the work thereof"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
Will Give Information.

The German government. according
to authoritative statements, will not
hesitate to give the Washington gov
eminent the desired information re-
garding the Belgian workmen. The
German foreign office understands that
the American step was evoked by vari-
Gus reports circulating abroad regard
ing German action in Belgium, and by
a desire to have authentic information
regarding the measures to be taken in
case such reports should threaten to
Interfere with the execution of Bel
gian relief work and the collection of
funds in the United States.
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Confirmed by Other Sections.

Other sections of the act, however
confirmed the Supervising. co-ordinat-
ing and informing powers" of the gen.
erai staff. and Secretary Baker hnds
in these broad powers his Justification
for directing that necessary orders be
issued 10 place the staf in Arm con-
troll Of all War Department activities.
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Some people do not believe in the
efficacy of prayer because they get
what they deserve instead of what they
ask for.
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BERLIN TO GIVE j. S.
DATA ON bELG|ANS
No Hesitancy Will Be Shown in
Explaining Deportation
Action.
GREW STUDIES SITUATION

BERLIN. November l6, via London. No
vernbeT Interpretations of workmen
from Belgium have been made the sub
ject of careful study by Joseph c. Grew.
charge de affaires of the United States
embassy, from the time the first reports
of the intention of the German admins
t-ation to apply compulsion to unwilling
workers in the occupied districts were re-
ceived.
Mr. Grew has been collecting informa-
ton on the subject from various sources
and recently has taken occasion to dis
cuss the matter informally and unohl-
cially with the higher German officials to
get material in shape for conference
which he hopes soon to have with DR.. Won
Bethmann- Hollweg. the imperial chan
cellor.
Delicate Diplomatic Subject.
The subject is an extremely delicate
one automatically, and it requires adept
handling since not the United States but
Spain is Entrusted formally with the pro-
lection of Belgian interests. But the
prominent part taken by the United
States in the question of Belgian relief
will it is believed as in the question af-
fecting Poland. lead the German govern
nnent to show an understanding for the
interest the American government Is dis
playing in this question.
The chief crltIclai.i of the German
plan seems to lie not against the gen.
eral idea of providing work, even COM
puIsorily. for idle hands. but with GER
tain aspects of the enforcement of the
general scheme. notably the apparent
~ unSyStematic manner of selecting
and assembling the men for transfer to
Germany, disregarding in some in
stances the question whether they al
ready are employed in Belgium or do
not belong to the labor classes.
Mr.. Grew probably will see the i'm
perial chancellor in the course of the
few DAYS
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Enemy Nearer Defeat.

The enemy is caught and will not
escape. Every day brings him nearer
defeat. We must conquer at all costs
That is the order of the august COM
mander of our gallant army. The well
fare of our country requires it. l again
express the absolute conviction that
we shall gain victory. No power on
earth is able to conquer Russia
The minister of marine expressed
similar beliefs. After the address had
been concluded the members of the.
duma left their seats and surrounded
the ministers, cheering frantically
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Orchestral Concert.

BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, John $. N.
Zimmerman. director. in Stanley
Hall at $50 O'Clock this evening.
March. 'Sempre Fidelis'. .Sousa
Overture. The Four Ages of
Man" Lachner
Idyl. Legend of the Rose
Rsynaud
Selection. "Puccinianna."
Won Mehden. jr.
(Melodies from Puccinrs operas)
Characteristic. THE Ghost
Dance ....--....... Salisbury
Waltz suite. "Au Revoir."
Waldteufel
Dance. Tulips" ........M Miles
Finale. Everything in America Is
Ragtime" .............. Berlin
The Star Spangled Banner"
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RUSS VOICE CONFIDENCE
IN ULTIMATE VICTORY
God Alone Knows How Long Con-
flict Will Last, Says War
Minister.

PETROGRAD. November 18.-Great
enthusiasm has been aroused in the
Russian duma by the declarations made
by the ministers of war and marine
that the government has entire con-
fidence in the ultimate victory of the
entente allies.
After ascribinG the war to a deliber-
ateIy prepared attempt of the Teuton
powers forc;b!y to dominate all PEG
pies. the war minister said: The war
has lasted twenty-seven months. Col
alone knows how much longer 1t VIII
last AS an old soldier ] am profoundly
convinced that each day brings US
nearer to victory. Not only the army
but the whole state is waging war.
Every one who it has been possible to
take for the manufacture of munitions
has been taken Not only men and
boys. but women and girls"
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Greater Munitions Supply.

The minister of war gave statistics
regarding the output of munitions in
Russia He showed that the internal
output of three-inch guns was eight
times the number of these guns pro-
duced in January. 1915.
Four times the number of rifles We're
being manufactured. the production of
four-inch shells was nine times greater
and nineteen times the number of
other guns were being turned out
The supply of some other munitions
was forty times greater. while as
phyxiating gases We're siXty-nine times
greater in volume than the amounts
produced in January of 1915. The min
lister admitted there were still! some
defects in the production of artillery
and munitions. but said the position
was "supporta BILE" Referring to the
future he continued: