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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
ARCTIC EXPLORERS
SAFE IN GREENLAND

NEW YORK, May 29.-Donald Mac
MILAN and other members of the
Crockerland expedition which went
into the Arctic circle during 1913, and
have not been heard from in months,
are all safe in Greenland, according to
& message received by the American
Museum of Natural history here to-
day
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
FIRST Of FOOD.
CONTROL BILLS
PASSED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, d. G May 29.-The
adninistrati MS food survey bill first
of the food control measures, was pass
ed by the house last night without a
record vote. 1t appropriates 14,770,000
for an immediate investigation of the
country's food resources and for meas
ures to stimulate production. A SINH
lar bill is under debate in the SEN
ate and may be passed there Wednes-
day.
The agriculture department expects
to present fairly accurate estimate
of food resources within thre eweeks af-
ter the bill is signed by the president.
Secretary Houston said today. AS soon
as the measure becomes q law, the de-
partment will start its 1900 employees
and the 10000 voluntary crop report
ers to work on the investigation. The
preliminary report to be made within
three weeks. will be supplemented with
monthly reports, and probably by a
further complete report within six
months, if necessary.
Material gathered will be turned over
to Herbert C. Hoover who will be nam
eG to head food administration as
soon as the pending regulatory fool
measures become law
The survey bill passed virtually as
it came from the committee. Miss Ran
kin, the woman representative from
Montana, inserted an amendment which
would require the department of agri-
culture to use women in the survey
work whenever practicable. An
amendment by Representative McKen-
zie, of Illinois, would make all per
sons employed under the bill liable to
military service and another would
permit citizens to refuse to go more
than 800 miles from their homes or
places of business to testify in food
inquiry.
AS originally drawn the bill carried
more than 1S,000,000 but the commit
tee changes reduced the total. These
are the principal amounts appropriat
ed in the bill:
For seeds. $5,77S,OO0; education for
increasing production by waste elimin
alton and conservation, $4. .34S, 400; gen
creal survey, $2,522,OOO; eradication OF
live stock diseases and live stock i'm
provement work $685., 600; miscellan-
eous items. $547 400, and eradication of
plant diseases and insects, SAL 900.
Many republicans, including former
Speaker Cannon, repeatedly attacked
the measure as wasteful. Chairman
Lever, of the agriculture committee,
declared heatedly in the closing d.
bate that they were raising false
issue.
1T is not economy that these gen
tlemen desire to propagate that ac-
counts for the opposition to the bill,
he said. 1T may be that the Opposi-
tion can be accounted for because :
are carrying power in the bill to go
into storage concerns and find out who
is boarding and who is speculating."
The senate adopted an amendment
b. Senator McKellar reducing the APP
propriation for the eradication of the
cattle tick and other live stock diseases
from $2,OS3,OOO to $S25,OOO. A motion
10 eliminate $2,5OO0OO for seeds to be
sold to the farmers at cost by the de-
partment of agriculture and for the
eradication of plant diseases is still
tending in the senate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
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COUNT JULIAN ANDRASSY 4
: NEW HUNGARIAN PREMIER I

y ZURICH, Switzerland, May 29.
= An official message from Buda- 4
= pest, received today, says Count
' julius Andrassy has been appoint I
7 ed premier of Hungary.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
.MeIfare- is Hated Word.

LONDON. May 29.-At a conference
II discuss industrial welfare work. Miss
Mary Macarthur stated that in large
number of factories there was no
word more hated than the word wei
fare"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
NEGRO ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF LARCENY

Lindsey Wiley, a negro, is in jail
awaiting trial on a charge of simple
larceny, the alleged offense consisting
of the theft of quantity of cotton
seed from W. A. Chappell in the 17tn
district of this county
Wiley was arrested last night by
Sheriff Lucius Harvey.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29

BRAZIL'S ACTION CREATES
4 VIRTUAL STAT E0F WAR

> WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 29.
= -Brazil's decision to revoke the
governments decree of neutrality
, in the war between the United
= States and Germany, is construed
, here as little less than a decla-
ration of a state of war with the
, latter country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29
SENATE TO USE SHARP STICK :
GOING AFTER FOOD SHARKS

WASHINGTON, D. c., May %.
The senate agricultural commit
, tee today directed the immediate
; consideration of legislation de-
; signed to prevent the storage of
; food by spectators.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-29

The Times-Recorder is the ONLY Y paper
in the Third Congressional District with
Associated Press Service.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
R0LPH ISSUES WARNING
TO CANDY MAKING MEN

warning to confectionery pro
ducers that the Food Administration
is keeping a watchful eye on their
purchases of sugar was given recent
ly when the following telegram was
sent to refiners throughout the coun-
try by George NJ. Rolph:
Very important no relaxation re-
strictions on deliveries manufacturers
non-essential food products. Under
stand confectioners obtaining so per
cent requirements from refiners and
beet factories and buying additional
sugars through 1obbing sources.
Please notify these manufacturers
that in due time investigation will
be made and II it is found that they
have bought more than so per cent
their normal requirements It might
be necessary for Food Administration
to cut them off from all supplies. 1t
is their patriotic duty to assist by
reducing their output to 50 per cent
Of normal Please circularize Job.
bers requesting them not to sell man
ufacturers who usually buy direct
from refiners or beet factories, thus
assisting Administration policy, and
circularize manufacturers notifying
them of position of Administration ON
this subject"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
Restriction on Content BY the
President Follows AuthorI-
zation BY Congress
BY c. S. ALBERT

ASHINGTON. -. G.. Dec. 1.-The
temperance movement vas given an
other new impetus when the alcoholic
content Of beer was limited to maxi
mum OF " per cent. This approx
mates d -One-fOurth reduction in the
quantity Of stInu.Lnt and intOXlcant
carried in the bel erage.
The conservation Of food also was
aided by lcsseninc the grain iEgred-
.ents by 80 Per cent. This saves
nearly one-thir1 OF the food material
used N makirg beer for other and
better purposes The last session Of
Congress left the regulation OF beer
n the Presidents hands. He has
teen strongly urced to take the &C
tiOn now Indicated
The statement given out by Mr.
Hoover follows:
The president approved the recon-.
mendatiOr Of the food administration
that the alcoholic content of beer
; hould be redULCd IN the first instance
TO ; Der cent ClaXimunI and that the
volume OF grain to be used IN brew.
ing shall be reduced TO an amount,
approximately 20 per cent of the
amount Of gran n formerly used, en-
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
10 900 QUARTS OF
BEER, 500 GALLONS
WINE SOLD FOR XMAS

Saturday the liquor license office
was swamped with the applications
for acquisitions for the purchase of
wines, liquors and beer. and when he
days work was over more than 1900
had been issued. Estimateing
roughly this means that in the neigh
borlood Of 10000 quarts of beer. 500
gallons of wine and 500 quarts of
other liquors were sold. w H. Hut
ton, license inspector, said this morn
ing that he believed today would see
over 1000 acquisitions issued Because
of this rush Of business it has been
necessary to engage additional help,
and everybody is working at top
speed.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT GVENNEW
IMPETUS; BEER ALCOHOL Limited

abling the brewing OF the same volume
OF beer.
Further provisions are being made
TO increase the maximum output OF
cattle feed from brewing establish,
ments
The food bill provides for the pro-
Eibition of the use OF foodstufts in
The production - distilled spirits for
heI erage purposes and the use Of food
stuffs for the production OF distilled
drinks was stopped on September $
There is. however. in the country
from two to three years supply Of
whisky. brandy and gin and other dis
titled liqCors. The food bill provides
that these liquors can be comman-
deered by the government If required
hol for munitions
ON the other hand. the require.
men's for industrial alcohol in addi-
ton to TIE norma output from saw.
dust and other waste products is at
present negligible
Those who wish brewing entirely
suppressed should therefore bear in
mind that If such a course were Dur.
sued the country would be placed on
whisky basis entirely and the
amount If alcohol consumed would
most probably increase.
The desirability of saving all the
grain used in brewing from the point
OF view of food conservation is there
fore limited by the social question in
volved in the exclusive use of
whisky"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
SALE OF KoOLAU LOTS
AND LAKEVIEW OIL STOCK

Auctioneer E. L. Schwarzberg of j.
F. Morgan Company on Saturday sold
IA kuleana interests in the Koolau dis
trict for H. NJ. Won Holt, administrator
of the estate of oMhole Moanauli, the
aggregate result being $571 from va
rious buyers.
At the same time 1924 shares OF
Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co., sold for VIII
liam Henry. trustee of the bankrupt
estate Of A. P. Mcdonald, went to
Frank Boyer at 26 cents a share. The
Los Angeles quotation on the stock
ranges from 35 to so cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
HUMBURG COMING TO
DIRECT HACKFELD AFFAIRS

John F. Hamburg. one of the three
vice presidents of Hackfeld & Co., is
reported to be on his way to Honolulu
to straighten out the affairs of the
company as the result of the resigna-
tion of the present manager, ]. F. c.
Hagens, and the self confessed inpli-
cation of Georg Rodiek in the Hindu
conspiracy case.
All of these men mentioned have
been the active executive heads OF
the company for some years. The
president of the company is Mr.. Hack
field, a resident of Germany.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
MRS. G. {. HARVEY DIES

Following an illness Of over a Year
Mrs. Georgiana E Harvey, widow
died Sunday afternoon at the Leahi
Eome. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon in H. H. Williams un
dertahng parlors, the interment to
be in Euuanu cemetery.
Mrs. Harvey was born in Concord
New Hampshire, July 25, 1888. She /:
survived by a son. Fred G. Harvey. of
this city, and several brothers and
sisters on the mainland She had lived
In Honolulu 10 years IS. &. s.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

last were S,S97. les tons, according
to" the monthly Abatement recently
issued. This IS d decrease of Ill.,
500 tons. compared with the orders
on October 81. ..........
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

American Red Cross mission to Ru-
mania which landed at a Pacific port
recently. according to a statement by
Lieut.. Frank Conner, interpreter for
the mission,
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
RUMANIA WILL NEVER
MAKE SEpARArE pEAHH

A PACIFIC PoRT-G message
from King Ferdinand of Rumania de.
claring his country would never make
a separate peace is being carried 10
President Wilson by members of the
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS.

NEW YORK, December 15.-Un-
filled orders Of the United States
Steel Corporation on November 80
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

CLAUDE E. MOON, for several
fesrs linotype operator for The Corr.
Ter, who for the past few months has
6een working as operator in Honolulu
returned to Oxnard last night to take
up his former job. Mr.. Moon reports
a very pleasant ocean voyage to San
Francisco, and says that Hawaii is as
beautiful as sver.-oxnard, Cal, Cour.
ier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Elgobierno russo Ordena
una Investigation
Quiere conocer que Influenza es
la que ha obrado en- la agita=
ci0n de los sociaIistas

SeryIclo Especial para Ia PRESSi.
NUEVA YORK, julio 25.-La En-
bajada rusa en- este pals, ha recibido
informes de que una investigation
ha sido ordenada por el gobierno pro-
visional ruso, para averiguar el orr
gen de la influencia cue Sc halla de-
tras de Ia agitaci0n de los Bolshevi-
ki, Y que la demonstration de los de-
TALES descubiertos, ha empezado va a
efectuarse.
La acusaci0n general es que los
Bolsheviki, socialistas de la extre-
ma. han estado siendo apoyados por
los alemanes, por medic de sus agen-
tes en- este pals.
Ell 6rgaRo Official del Consejo de
Delegates de Obreros y Soldados, abo
ga por que el gobierno provisional a
dopte desde luego, las reformas econo
micas, financieras Y administrative
que Sc han propuesto.
Respecto las operaciones militia
res en- el frente de Ia Galicia, Y Ia
retirada de los rusos ALI, el gobierno
'ha expedido un informe Official en-
ell que MEGA que los teutones captu-
raran grandes e0stencias de material
de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Desarro||an suS aCtividades
en- todOs los run1bOs de
esa Entidad FedGratiVa
Y los carrancistas, por su par.
te, Sc encargan de hacer
mas insoportable la situa-
cion de los michoacanos
con Ia anarquia y ell des-
den Ell que vlven

Acabamos de recibir una eytenslva
correspondencia del Estado de Mi
choacan. escrita por persona impair
cialv documentada con recortes de pc
ri6dicos Y por los dates que elcs pro-
porcionan Sc desprende que en- aque-
la entidad federativa, como en- algu-
mas otras del sur de nuestra Repubh-
ca. Sc han activado poderosamente
las operaciones revolucionarias en-
contra del gokierno actual, al grado
de cue las fuerzas carrancistas Sc ven
.incapaces de aplacar el movimiento
y de dar completas garantias Ia So
ciedad michoacana y sus intereses.
Deseosos nosotros de que nuestros
lectores Sc enteren, por voz de los
nisnos carrancistas, del curse que
han tornado los acontecimientos en-
los lejanos Estados del Sur, inserta-
mos continuation aigunas informa-
Pssa q la Sa. col. 3a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Reina tranquilidad
en- toda Espa1a
FUERON REPRIlNIDOS COMPILE
TAMENTE LOS DESOR6ENES
EN- VALENCIA
.Saldra la familia zeal
para San Sebastian
seryicio Especial para Ia PRENsA.

Servicio Especial para Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Julio 25.-En un mani
fiesto lanzado el dia de hoy 4 la Pu-
blicidad por el Jefe de! Gabinete, don
Eduardo Dato, Sc hace constar Cue a
situaci0n creada en- Valencia, con mo-
two de los des6rdenes ocurridos ulti-
mamente, ha sido dominada poS el go
bierno. V cue, en- l2 actualidacb reina
una completa tranquilidad en- squella
provincial regiones adyacentes.
La huelga local, que proyectada
por algtlnos grupos de obreros, oazu-
zados po- elementos discoveries, ha
sido frustrada en- virtud de las ener-
gicas medidas tomadas por 81 gobier-
no. Q
Segun Sc desprende del texto del N
forme del sehor Dato, el gebierno que
el encabeza esta cdispuesto0 a conser-
var, todo trance, Ia tranquilidad en-
Ia Peninsula y evitar que Sc altere
Ia pazoy que Sc grille Espana una
revolucion intestina Sc lie precipite
Ia contienda de Europa.
-Espana-dice don Eduabio Dato,
necesita conservar su neutralidad, y
para lograr ese I'm, ell gobierno Sc
halla dispuesto a apelar 4 recursos ex
tremos.
Sabese2 que las autoridades locales
de la provincial de Valencia prohibie-
ROM terminantemente Ia celebration
de los mitines, yhmenazaron con cas-
tigar, de una manera severlsipa,
cualquier contraventor de esas orde-
mes.
"a fam;lia real sale para San Sebas-
otiin. D
su Magestad don Alfonso XIII, a.
companado de Ia Rena Victoria, sal
dra de esta ciudad, rumbo San Sc
PaSa la "a. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
PUBLIC0 UNA CARTA EN- QUE
RECOMENDABA LOS MEXlCA
NOS QUE NO VINIERAN A LOS
ESTADOS UNID0S POR QUE
SUBURBAN ATROPELL0S
La Secretaria de EstadO
americana pide que Sc
practique una minuciOsa
y detenida Investigation

TclrGramo Especial nara IA PRENSS.
NlrEVA YOPE Iplio 13-S6hest
aop; 5e una manara absolutanente
fjdediena. Que Ia Emba iada ameri
ca,o a, n r;udod do N:vico ha ne
dido > la Secretaria .ie Relaeione.
r,.ou,. ao, ,,oh;a,,o 5o Cors,,z,
que practiaue una minucicsa investi,
:, .L,::,.. !,
-
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De per:oo:c".--9Ne Sc supohc maya
Sldo ri Dem"cEat"' "e N!p-i'iF'-
IN "&rta Inc escrit& por ei '"nSu
meN!cano en- n ciud@d de tucson, All
Zona. y eE ella dc una manefa mo!
especial, Sc recomlenda I los meN!ca-
nos de todas caIeEoriaS' que saga"
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ma creido "e Su urOeF, para h'eJoi
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Sc discute elcontrol
de alimentos

WASHINGTON, d. C. Julio 25.-
FL proyecto de ley de la Admins
TRACTION, sobre el control de les alimen-
tos, fue mandado hoy Ia Camara
para que sea discutido, sin que ma
die votara contra esa medida. La
oposicion que Sc desarrollo aver, ha
desaparecido.
Las conferencias que con ese mott
70 ha habido en- la Camara, han sido
unicamente para desechar todas las
enmiendas del Senado. La derrota
de las enmiendas del Senado que in
tentaba crear un comite del Congre-
so que tuviera ingerencia en- los gas
tos de Ia guerra, Y cuya medida no
fue del agrado del Presidente, fue
un presagio de esa accion;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
La onda purifiCadora del
Carrancismo ||ego hasta
ell esCanda|Oso jaCaIon
La moral hermetica de los
hombres del actual gobier
no, no pudo transigir con
quienes estan pervirtien-
do "a la ciudad alegce y
confiada"

Ell afan moralizador de las autori-
Gades carrancistas. que por un lado
pvohibe las corridas de toros, Y por
etro autoriza la legitimidad del divor-
clio. ha tenidc OCCASION de manifestar
SO nuevamente con el cierre del Tea
sro Apollo, de la ciuGad de Mexico,
ordenado por al Ayuntamiento metro
politano.
Ell asunto de la clausura de este
teatro fue puesto q discussion en- uno
de los ultimos cabildos, Y fue el Sc
nor DarioJ Rubio quien, enarbolando
la bandera de la moralidad, sostuvo
la conveniencia de que Sc ordenara
ell cierre Immediate, lanzando tremen-
da reouisitoria en- contra de los auto
res de las obras ahi representadas, de
las enlpresas explotadoras de esos es
pectaculos, de los artistas que en- ellos
tomaban parte, Y hasta del publico
que los aplaudia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Cincuenta miIlones
mas para carranza
APROb0 LA CA!MARA 0TRA So
iICITUD DEL PRESlDENTE
DE LA REpUBLlCA
Este trata de nivelal
los presupuestos
Te.sqrama Especial para IL pRENsA.

TsIegrama Especial para IL PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. Julio 26.-Se han
recibido an esta ciudad varios teie-
gramas prccedentes de II Capital de
Il RepGblica. en- los que Sc dice que
Ia Camara dc Giputados aprob6, des-
pues de una aca.oradisima discussion,
Il iric;ativa del Presidente Carranza,
Didiendo authorization para contratar
IN enprestico en- el exterior, por Va
lor de otros cincuenta millones de
pesos. con los cuales Sc propone sa-
ear I flote los presupuestos de eyre
SOS para 81 anc fiscal en- curse.
e. grupo oposicionista lie IA Co
nara h:zo una vigorosa campaha pa
r. no dar las facultades pedidas por
GarranZa. en- virtud de que Sc esti-
naba que est= emprestito, como el
anterior de ciento cincuenta millones,
como todos los contratados hasta
b. fecha por todos los go5iernos que
IA tenidO Mexico. no han servhdo
mas que para aumentar Ia deuda na
eicnal. grayar el credito de Ia Rep0-
Blica legar al pueblo una carga
r-as,. en- los momentos en- que mayo
RS son. sus dlTicuitades ecOnonlicas.
. Sin embargo de esta oposicion, Ia
riciasiv2 del Executive fue aprobada
nor una insignificante mayoria, por
q hecho de que Carranza esCablecio
q dilema de que 81 Ia Camara le ne
zaba IA authorization para contratar
a emprestito que solicitaba, el Sc ve-
ra en- la forzoSa neceSidad de valer-
&c de medioS violentos para conseguir
d dinero deseado, tonlandolo de dom
&c 10 encoptrara, por ser de urgente
t.ecesidad para nivelar los presupues-
ros de los constanteS deficits que ha
renido. V para sostener Ia actual ad-
rninistraci6n, que es popular y que es-
u animada de los mejoreS deseos
ror hxcer Ia paz de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
.Sn. Antonio proporeionard
Isl hombres soldnlente
'EI coniingente de! Condado de- Bexsf Isera
% ell omeno no hay nngun poyeco de un egndo

AUSTIN, Tex, Julio 25.-El Ayu-
dante General Hutchings do COMO
Ger hoy q medic dia ia lista da las
Jiyisicnes v la cantidad de honbres
que deben ser proporcionados por ca
da Condado division, segun la ley
del reclutamiento. La cantidad to-
tai asignada al Estado de Texas es
de 39,545 hombres, los cuales seran
tomados de las varias divisiones que
nreyiamente Sc han hecho. FL hume
ro de alistamientos voluntarios en- Ia
Guardia Nacional de Texas, sera to-
mado en- consideration para compile
tar el nuniero de los honlbres que de-
ba dar cada division. Igualmente Sc
ran tomados en- cuenta los alistamien-
tos en- el ejercito regular, verifica-
dos del 10. de abril al 30 de JUNO,
los cua.es constituyen creditos IA
vor de los pueblos para completar sus
contingencies.
Les crediios esIdn debidamente
certificates
Estos creditos han sido certifica-
dos ante el Ayudante General en- Aus
tin, por el Ayudante General del EJer-
cito, por ell jefe de Ia Oficina de Mi
licias los comandantes de Ia Guar
din Nacional de Texas.
Ningunos creditos seran adm!tl-
dos por alistamientos en- Ia marina
O en- los cuerpos de marina, dado
que "a ley respective no provee ma
da este efecto.
Solo Isl hombres seran proporciona-
dos DOR la ciudad de San Antonio
Segln la forma en- que el reparto
ha sdo anunciado, Ia Ciudad de San
Antonio solo debera proporcionar l5l
hombres al nuevo ejercito, en- tanto
que eI Condado de Bexar. tendra que
aportar un contingente de 23S.
FL credito de San Antonio por ais
tamientos en- Ia Guardia Nacionai y
EN- ell ejercito, disminuye grandemen-
te el total de su quota Y los repair
tos por distritos quedan hechos en- la
forma siguiente:
Distrito No. ! 81; No. -; No.
5, 81; No. 4, SO.
No proporcionarin ningunos
hombres
Los distritos marcados con un en-
ceso de Quota no proporrlonaran Mn
(Pasa a Ia 4h. Pag. Co! 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Lenine MEGA que sea
agente de AIemania
Envio una carta al periodicO de
MaximO Cork, prOtestando
por ese cargo que Sc lie hace

PETROGRADO, Julio 25.-Nicolas
Lenine, el leader socialista radical y
agitador pacifista, quien Sc acusa
de ser un espia aleman, y el cual fue
arrestado ell martes en- Orzelk, Fin
landia, ha negado terminantemente el
cargo que Sc lie hace.
A ese efecto envio una carta al pc
ri6dicc de Maximo Cork, para que
fuera publicada, en- Ia que protesta
contra la acusacion de ser un agente
de Alemania asegura que su labor
pacifista no tiene ninguna relacion
con los trabajos de los espias teuto-
nes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-26
Ell COBIERNO SERBIO Sc TRAS,
LADARA A 3ALONICA.

Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENSA. 4.
WASHINGTON, Julio 25.-La Le-
gaci6n griega en- esta capital, recibi6
hoy noticias de que el gobierno griego
ha dado su consentimiento para que
el asiento del gobierno serbio sea tras
ladado al Corfu, en- donde Sc hallaba
desde la conquista de ese pals, a Ia
ciudad de Salonica, en- donde Sc en-
cuentra radicado el cuartel general de
los ejercitos aliados en- los Balkanes.