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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-23
Ell EXODO DEL QUE FUE sREY
DE GRECIA. :.
(Viene de la Ia. Plana)
ciudad 10 hizo sin caracter Official, CO.
mo cualquier turista.

ciudad 10 hizo sin caracter Official, CO.
mo ~cualquier turista.
LONDRES, JUNO 22.--La .eX-Rei-
ma Sofia, que Sc encuentra ahora en-
Suiza, con los otros miembros de Ia
familia real griega, pronto visitara
a SUI hermano ell Emperador CUTLER
mo, en- los cuarteles generates ale
names, segln 10 anuncian los perio-
dicos de Dusseldorf, de acuerdo con
las noticias communicates al s"Ex-
change Telegraph" por I'm correspon-
sal en- Amsterdam.
PARIS, JUNO 22.-Por un despa-
cho de Ia Agencia Havas, de Atenas,
Sc ha sabido que Ell ex-2rimer Minis
tro Gounaris y otros treinta .griegos
prominentes, han recibido 6rdenes de
salir de Grecia, con el caracter de ex-
pulsados.
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BALE.

FL Club Recreativo de Obreros da-
"a Ell proximo domingo "a del actual,
su bale reglamentario de la tempo
rada de Primavera, para Ell que han
sido invitadas las familias de los So
clos Y muehas personals de las amis-
tades de estos.
Ell baile:se efectuara en- ell local del
Red Mems Hail." situado en- la Gale
de Soledad, numero 112, de esta ciu-
dad, y empezara a las z y media de
la noche.
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DIECINUEVE VELL!STAS JUZGA-
DOS EN- DEMING, N. M.
(Viene de la Ia. Plana)

ton fucron. aprehendidos por las
fuerzas amer:canas durante ST. per-
manencia en- ell Estado de Ch:hua-
hua. en- los varios e]ncuentros que
5ostuvieron 4 raiz de haberse inicia-
do Ia persecution contra los villistas.
Como Sc les encontrara culpables de
haber participate en- Ell asaito que
Villa llev0 a cabo 5obre Columbus. Ell
general Pershing dispuso. al abando-
4 territorio mexicano, traerlos
cons!go para entregarlos aqui a las
autoridades federales I fin de que Sc
e5 Suzgara por las muertes de ciu-
dadanos americanos. o~casionadas du-
;ante cl asalto.
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que alguno de los miembros de Ia
policia tiene culpabilidad en- el cri-
men, la evidencia sera %entonces enco-
mendada al Juez de DiStrito, como es
de rigor."
La sonora Mary Cocchi, esposa de
Alfredo Cocchi, bajo cuyo taller de re-
paraci6n de bicicletas fue encontrado
Ell cadaver de la senorita Cruger. sc
presentara ell lunes ante ell Comisio-
nado Wallstein, pero manana sera in
terrogada por ell Juez de Distrito Mr..
Swami.
Ninguna confirmation de que Co.
cchi ha sido arrestado por las autori-
dades i~talianas fue recibida aqui no
che. Todos los papeles necesarios pa
"a Ia e~xtradicci6n estap ~preparados
Y Sc dice que ell gobernador Whitman
estuvo hoy en- communication con el
Departamento de Estado, tratando de
este asunto. Una persona que esta
en- intimo contacto con ell gobernador
Whitman dice que este funcionario ha
sido informado de que el gobierno ita-
liano no esta por conceder Ia extra
dicion de Cocchi. El g~obernador Whit
man esta dirigiendo todos u esfuer-
EOS a hacer regresar a Cocchi por
otro cargo distinto del de asesinato
que en- Ell case de Ia senorita Cru
ger lie resulta.
I'm cuchillo de mesa lleno de sangre
fue encontrado hoy en- ell patio de la
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liEGAH5 4 PARIS LOS
E~A2UISADCS De
s. GyiN1EN


PARIS. JUNO %. Los habitantes
de San Qlintin que fueron eXpulsa-
dos por los aIemaneS antes de que
ellos er2cuaron el pueblo, han en-
pe2ado q IIegar a esta capital, des-
putS De un penosisimo viaje que han
tcnido que hacer 4 craves de Belgi-
CT. Aiemania Y Suiza.
Los refug.adoS dicen que los ale
names tcnian conectadaS todas las
trincheras de defensa subterraneas
en- "a ciudad entire 81, Y con las de las
Otra< villas de las vecindades.
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NIETO RINDE IN INFORME...
(Yiene de Ia Pag. lay

mo ha dicho, Ia situaci6n ha mejora-
do.
La ALBANIA con los Estados Unidos.
Mega, por Iltimo, Nieto. el infor-
me de que el gobierno de Carranza
propusiera una albania con el gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos, por Ia
cual ell gobierno actual de Mexico de-
IBERIA recibir Ia cantidad de doscien-
tos millones de dolares, Y dice que Ia
insinuaci6n hecha por algunos peri0-
dicos, de que tai suma s~erviria uni
camente para aumentar las FORTUNES
particulars de los principales ele-
mentos del gobierno carranciSta. eS
un insulto a los funcionarios mexica-
nos.
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casa de Cocchi, oculto en- una pila
de desechcs y drogas.
Ell juez de Distrito declare que Ed
ward Fish, un detective privado que
fue visto en- la Ultima audiencia de
Bloomington, ILL.,, ell martes pasado,
ha sido citado solamente para dter-
minar 81 el puede proporcionar algu-
ma information.
Ell Captain Alonzo Cooper, que ha-
bia estado actuando, como encarga-
do de Ia cuarta secci6n de la oficina
de detectives, durante Ia investiga-
ci6n que Sc hizo para encontrar ell
cuerpo de la senorita Cruger, fue
~suspendido anoche en- sus funciones.
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Cuando necesite Hires en- espanol.
Dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. n. San
Ia Rosa S:. San Anotinio Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
Interview with Kaiser in garden at Charleville

expressing my faith in the coming OF
peace-although | WIS careful TO say
that it might be matter Of months
or even years.
Thereafter on many occasions the
Chancellor impressed upon me the
fact that America must do something
toward arranging Il peace, and, IL
nothing was done to this end. that un-
doubtedly public opinion in Germany
would force the resumption Of ruth
less submarine war.
In September Of 1916. having men,
toned that Mrs. Gerard was going 10
the United States on a short visit,
I Won Jagow inSistently urged me also
! to go. in order to make every effort
! to induce the President TO do some
thing toward peace. AS Il result of
his urging and as a result Of my own
desire to make the situation clear IN
America. sailed from Copenhagen on
! the twenty-eighth OF September with
! Mrs. Gerard. on tho Danish ship
Frederick viii. bound for New York.
| I had spent almost three years in Ber'
! lin, having been absent during that
| time from the city only five or six
days at Kiel and two week-ends in
! Silesia in 1914. with two weeks at Mu'
mich in the autumn, two days at NIL
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meut toward peace. Ambassador
Gerard had his attention drawn to this
Just before he left Berlin. but he de-
clned to accept the interpretations
On page IS Mr.. Swope writes:
"Our embassy IN Berlin expected
Just such a demonstration as was
given BY the U-53 in October when she
sank six vessels of Nantucket. as a
lesson OF what Germany could 90 IN
our waters If war came
On page "a he says further:
Throughout Germany the objection
for the resumption Of ruthless u-ooat
warfare OF the Lusitania type grows
! stronger day by day. The Chancel'
lor is holding out against it, but how
! long-he can restrain it no Ole can say.
I left Germany convinced that only
peace could prevent its resumption.
! And the same opinion is held by every
German with whom spoke, and II Is
held also by Ambassador Gerard. me
possibility was so mcnacing that the
principal cause of tho AmbasSa-
doris return in October was that he
might report to Washington. The
! point was set out in press dispatches
/ at that time"
! wrote a preface to- Mr. Swope's
book for the express purpose OF in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26

at Roanoke and is charged by depu-
ties of the prohibition department with
selling throughout the Winding Gu
mining region and in Wyoming coun'
ty q connection known AS Magic
Ginger Ale" alleged 10 contain about
IS per cent pure alcohol. He was
caught at Pineville this summer while
making collections of some of his
selling agents and arrested by depu-
ties from the department. Justice
Thompson fined him $500 and sent
enced him TO TWO months in Jail. Later
il came 10 the notice Of the prohibit
ton department here that Fines had
made an application for release from
Jail and that the justice was inclined
TO grant the application.
III the case nf McGrew and others
against MAXWELL. n writ Of prohibition
WAS awarded today by Judge Miller
which holds up the liens held by
tlarkShurg and Harrison county citi-
2rns against tho estate or Josiah ".
Thnmpinn If Cniontuwn. Ia. The
Plaintiffs in the case were awarded an
order in the circuit court Of MononSalia
rcunty Purchasing liens OH Thompson's
property. Judge Raymond Maxwell in
the Harrison county circuit court
twarlrd a similar order for benefit Of
petitioners and lien holders in his cir
cult
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JONES IN CHARGE OF
MILITARY BUREAU.

E CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. Is
Breckenridge Jones. who has been con-
fidential secretary to Major George S.
Wallace, formerly chief of the bureau of
census and enrolment in West Virginia
and now OF the adjutant generals staff
in Washington will administer the az
fairs: Of this department in tho future,
IT, was announced today by Governor
Cornwer. There are still many matters
OF detail attending the transportation
of the rest of tine men to Camp Lee
at Petersburg. Va, and Jones who IS
thoroughly convcrsant with the routine
Of the office will attend to them. More
over, II not yet known whether the re-
mainder OF the registered men will be
examined in the near future. but should
this be done. II will entail more work
for the bureau Of census and enroll
ment. Governor Corrwell did not issue
formal announcement or the ofiiciaI
elevation Of Jones. only saying that ne
would be in charge Of affairs Of the or,
flee.
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and the Presidents answer thereto
which declined assent to the claim OF
Germany 10 define its attitude toward
cur rights. in accordance With what
we might do in regard to the enforce
ment of them against England, the
submarine question seemed at least
for the moment settled. |. however
immediately warned the department
thar | believed that the rulers Of Ger
many would at some future date.
forced by public opinion and by the
Conservative and Won Tirpitz parties,
take up ruthless submarine war
again. possibly in the autumn. but at
any rate about February or March,
1877.
Ambassador Gerard Resolves to Visit
America.
In my last conversation with the
Chancellor before leaving the Great
General Headquarters, and when he
referred TO the cruiser warfare of the
submarines. he also said, Il hope now.
il we settle this matter. that your
President vii! be great enough to take
up the question Of peace. 1t was as
Il result OF limitations from Govern
ment circles after my return 20 Ber-
lin that l gave an interview to a rep
reSentatiyc of Munich newspaper.
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ACTS QF COD DR. NATURE TAKE.
AWAY GROUND FOR DAMAGES

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. ID,
Admitting that no liability attaches
TO anyone for damages sustained by
reason Of the acts of God and the
forces Of nature. hui holding that Il
party whose wrongful acts cooperate.
with, augment nr HcrNllerate those
forces 10 the injury Of another Is
liable in damages therefore. the Su'
preme court today r"rIanded hack 10
the circuit court of kanawha county
for trial on its merits Inc cfr!lned
case Of Stella Williams against me
Columbus prOducnr company.
This WAS an action Cor damages to
property growing nul Of the disastrous
Cabin Creek food in the summer 'oi
1916, wherein the plaintiff sued the
producing company for S2.hn0 dam
ages to her. property on Cabin Creek
on the plea that one II" more or the
compan"s oil well dArricks located In
the stream bed was Of faulty construc-
ton and so placed rs 10 cause the
flood 10 do more damage To her prop
crty than it would otherwise have
done.
1t is one Of about ten similar suits
brought against the company. which
has extensive oil operations on Cabin
Greek, for damages growing out OF
the flood. in which il is held that the
company was contributing factor.
The suit originally was rought IN
Kanawha common pleas and trans
ferred 10 circuit court. Ii was certi.
fed up 10 the supreme court on the
oil company's demurrer. which the
higher court Teverses in demanding
the case back TO trial.
Awarding The writ Of prohibition
asked by Walter S. Hallanan. state
commissioner of prohibition, seeking
10 prevent Justice Of the Peace W. 5.
Thompson al Pincville. Wyoming
county. from releasing from his Jail
sentence |. S. Fine, of Roanoke, Va.
convicted OF violation Of the liquor
law of the state, the supreme court
today held that a justice has no au-
tho7lty to suspend Jail sentence, but
can. for good and sufficient reasons,
suspend that part Of the sentence re-
uuiring a prisoner TO labor on the
roads.
Fines is a soft drink manufa cturer
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mich and two days at Parten kirchen
in 1916. and ,wO week-ends at Her
ingsdorf in the summer Of the same
wear, with visits to British prison
camps scattered through the two and
half years OF war.
On the Frederick VIII. were Messrs.
Herbert Swope. of the. New YORK
World, and William c. Bullitt. OF the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, who had
been spending some time in Germany.
impressed upon each Of these gen.
tlcmen my fixed belief that Germany
intended shortly. unless some definite
move was made toward peace, TO com
mence ruthless submarine war and
they made this view clear in the ar
ticles which they wrote for their re-
spective newspapers.
Mr.. Swope's articles, which appear
ed in the New York World, were I'M
meGiately republished by him in a
book called Inside the German En-
pire" In MT. Swope's book, on page
81. he says:
The campaign for the ruthless u
boat warfare Is regarded by one man
in this country. who speaks with the
highest German authority. as being III
the nature of threat intended 10 ac-
tolerate and force upon us move
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Decide .PreszA Out" Case.

The celebrated 'freeze-out' case. as
the petition Of Hudnall against the
board of education and gas company
from Cabin Creek district. Kanawha
county. Is known. was today decided by
the public service commission In favor
of the plaintiff.
It is said that DR.. Hudnall leased Il
part Of q dormitory from the board Of
education and as he refused to move
until his lease expired and they were
DESTROYS Of his vacating the building.
they ordered the gas company to take
out the meter and thus with cold wealth,
or near, would have "froze-out" Hudnall.
He appealed his case to the public serv-
ice commission which ordered the gas
company to furnish fuel for HudnalI as
long as he remained in the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
LAST TWO CHANCES TO SIZE
THE PACE MAKERS TODAY

II you are looking for n real GooG
entertainment with lot Of snap. pep, ana
y,nger in II. Jus: tie your HOSES. park
you- machines and take run over TO
the Court theatre. where you Will tino
the 1918 edition Of the Pace Makers
this afternoon and evening.
Crawford and Montrosc arc two clever
Young girls who arc dancers par excel
lent, can you imagine two sirls that can
do a buck and wing dance ms we'll as
any two mon In the world. we'll mat Is
,ust what they do, and do 1t 10 inc
kings taste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
Food Conservation

The executive committee Of the ad-
visory state council Of defense TODAY
named J. P. Marsh. secretary OF the
state board Of regents as it's executive
secretary for the specific purpose OF
inauguratinE and carrying out the iu-
tensive campaign OF food conservation,
which Is planned for the week begin
ming October Fl.
The appointment was made with the
approval of Earl W Oglebay state food
administrator The council also named
special publicity committee for the
same purpose. to include Jesse " Sui
Ivan Of Charleston. chairman; Boyd
FARRELL, OF Huntington, Charles S.
Smoot. Of Parkersburg: c. E Feinler, OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
HoWE's BIG NEW HEADL1NER.

Those who earnestly seek RELIEF from
the flood of meiodramatic film scnsa-
lions will welcome the announcement
OF tn, scmi-annuAl engagement Of l.y-
man II. 1iowe'S Travel Festival Il tho
Court on Thursday and Friday, Oct.
and j. with daily matinces. To n
legion Of local patrons each visit be
comes a page in the spectators boah
of life, Again others regard il as n
"traveIing university" or n Ilnrifled
newsraDcr of which the big headline
of the new production comes from
"Somrwhrrc in the Atlantic from Uncle
Sans New Navy.
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After Auto Slacksrs."

The state road commission today in
augurated TO compel every owner or
operator OF every kind of motor driven
vehicle in the state to take out a T.
ceHse as required by the law. If he has
not already done so. There are said
10 BE- q few owners OF automobiles in
various parts OF the state who have
taken out q license md it Is to reach
them the mmls&ion's action today was
tatken.
y letter WIS drawn up and sent to
ali the county courts and prosecuting
attorneys OF the state. calling on them
for a strict enforcement of the law
relating to the operation Of vehicles on
tho public roads. The manner Of en-
forcemcnt as required by the statute
is set forth, together with the penal
ties.
The commission today had collected
total Of 2Sl56 automobile licenses
for the current year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va.. Sept. Ga
Charters w"r" ISSUED today hy the sec
rotary Of state - the following corpor.
i.ions:
Cooperative Drug company. OF Char
l"ston. druggists and chemists: capital
stock sl00.000:. incorpora;ors y. Snyder,
Joseph 2. Murray. i. Stanley Sourman.
Frank s. Muzzcy and j. V. Sweeney. all
OF Philadelphia.
Tip Top Mining company. OF Blue
field, to operate mines in Mercer coun-
ty; capital stock O,00n: incorporators
j. 2. Crockett Matthew Cummins.
Howell N. Tanner. H. B. Lee and ].
Frank MAYNARD all Of Bluefield
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coMM1ss1oN FOB PORT.

wAsHTNGToNf Sept. @5.-Presidrn'
wilson late today. signed rcnomlha-
ton OF John Franklin Fort former gov
ernor Of New Jersey ns mcmp"r OIL
the federal trade commission: Governor
Fort was appointed vest feorunr! u
serve out the uncXpired term OF GEORGE
E Rubles of New Hampshire.
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Whitney. Of Charles.

Wheeling: E. l.. Whitney. Of Charles
ton. and Captain L. E. Hood, Of Keyser.
One Of the particular things the peo-
pie OF Vets Virginia will be asked to.
do Is to eliminate wheat bread and sub
stitute corn bread for exclusive use in
the homes. An attempt will be made
10 secure 100000 pledges for the con-
servation plan.
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CONCERTS BY GRANGER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Pcrcy Gram
rer. noted pianist, who has been pay III.
tbc OboeasaX second class muSlc'an !"
an artillery band at salary Oh GOV :,
month since last June. has hcen RFa"ttu
a six months furlnnEh ny inc W'.' as
rar,mcnt to MD the k"d TOSS Nv.
announced here tonight re VII e'''
anncsr,e from Maine to California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26
"CH|N CHIN" COMING
TO COURT THEATRE
Celebrated Musical Fantasy, With Doyle
and Dixon, Will Be Seen
Here,

With Charles Dillingham; its producer
james Doyle and Harland Dixon in tho
lead Ivan Caryll its composer. Anne
Caldwell and r. II. burnside It's lbret :
lists. the musical fantasy Chin Chin"
to be seem at the Court theatre. on Sat-
urday, October {. matinee and night.
seems to have been particularly for
tunatc in it's choice Of sponsors.
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"AUTo GIRLS"

That maids, mirth and melody VIII
,oicn sunreme al the Court theatre
nrrt Monday, Tuesday and wednesday
gors without saying. when we announce
s;r,oodr .rd Lakes auto Girls. with
tbc hurlcsouc stars. Carol Schroeder an0
Tor,as 7 lake. l;illy Barnes Will sup
NV the major portion Of mirth ana Mr,
lake and Miss Schroeder. much OF Inc
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DEMAND FOR VIGOROUS
MEN AND WOMEN

IF your ambition has left you.
your happiness has gone forever
unless you take advantage of the
Griest Drug Co.'S magnificent Of
fer TO refund your money on the
first box purchased if Nerv-Mintz
do not put your entire system in
fine condition and give you the
energy and vigor you have lost
Be ambitious. be strong. be Wig
orous. Bring the ruddy glow OF
health TO your cheeks and the
right sparkle that denotes perfcc:
manhood and wumanhood TO your
eyes.
. NERE-MlNTZ. the great nerve
tonic that can't be- beat for that
tired feeling. nervous troubles.
poor blood. headaches, neuralgia.
restlessness. trembling, nervous
depression. mental depression, loss
of appetite and kidney and liver
complaints.
In two days you will feel bet
ter. In a week you will feel fine
and after taking one box you will
have your old-tlme confidence and
ambition.
Be sure and get a soc box today
and get out Of the nut. Remem-
Der The Griest Drug Co. and deal
ers everywhere are authorized to
guarantee them. Mail orders hlled.
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To-morrow-"A Proposal for Peace-
LAYING All the Cards on the Table"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Disueluen
las cOrtes
espanolos
Ell gabinete torn6 esa
determination
Des5ues de unc la gG junt
de ministries, e' Presidente
dslfonsej', Garcia Pr Ito,
anunci6 la deiermin 1ci6n

Servi"c ESprrid, para Ia PitESSA
MADRID. Diciemore 13.-Hoy tu-
vc lugar una larguisima junta de mi
nistros en- la que fueron tratados DIS
tintos asuntos, entire los que sc cuen-
tan, especialmente, Ia resolucion que
deberia darle el gobierno la cues
ton del Parlanento Y la actitud que
ell propio gobierno debera asumir en-
relacion con el bonbardeo de que fue
objeto, por parte de un submarine
aleman, ell vapor espanol "Claudio".
Una vez terminado el Consejo, el
Primer Ministro Garcia Prieto les a
nunci6 a los representatives de Ia
prensa, que tras una larga discussion
Y previo IN minucioso estudio de las
condolences politicas remantes en- Ia
actualidad en- el pals, el goblerno ha-
bia aprobado que fuera disuelto desde
luego el Parlamento y que Sc haga "a
convocatoria a eiecciones generates.
Manifesto igualmente que, con rela-
ci6n al incidente de que fue victlma
el Claudio, el gobierno habfn de-
cidido presentar una energica pro-
tesla ante el imperial gobierno de Ale
mania, la cual estaba va siendo for
mulada.
Sc considera como 10 mas probable
que antes de que expire esta semana
sera expedido al real decreto referen-
te a Ia disoluci6n del Parlamento, asi
como Ia convoeatoria nueyas cleo
clones generates y Sc dice, en- los cir
culos politicos que esa resoluci6n del
gabinete que preside Garcia Prieto,
Sc debi6 a que las recientes elccio-
mes municipales han demost7ado
que. al llevarse q cabo Las nuevas @
'ecciones generates, ell actual gobisr-
NO podra contar con una mayoria en-
el future Parlamento que bastara pa
ra darle estabilidad y hacer que no Sc
produzca Ia crisis ministerial que Sc
ha anunciado hace pocos dias.