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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-08
Trunks, Fourth Floor
Store Closes 6 p. m.
Saturdays 9 b. m.
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
RUGS temptmgly priced
in the August rug sale

We say temptingingy priced because many of the
women who bought here on the first day of the sale
said something like this, 1--WE had intended making
rugs do for months yet but the splendid
reductions you are offering rugs NOW have +
tempted us to buy NOW" Those who buy rugs now
should be doubly thankful-not only for the saving
they effect the old prices but because rugs m
will be priced at prices at decidedly higher IIM
prices. K
s l3.5O Soldier
"
szso Wilton velvet rugs beautiful ''ove 81 m for SUI
art goo
$50 ass, . cree. :nss s tm ss'sy assorted 35 d
Wha We mean
Brussels ugs, A
sony,o ReeDV
Design, % worth s : ~ssss sss % $3.50 9s s ' s
In
1 cold
I'D
4 a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-08
FREEZERS

The freezers affected by the new
reduced prices are the famous
Peerless and White Mountain
brand. You've been eating ice
cream out of them for more than
a decade, and you know that either
of those names applied to freezer
stands for the best.
lot. PEERLESS FREEzERS 1875
GOT. PEERLESS FREEZERS FPS
3-QT. PEERLESS FREEZERS 2.75
4-QT. PEERLESS FREEZERS PCS
GOT. PEERLESS FREEZERS 1895
lot. WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREEZERS 1895
POT WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREgFZERS 2.75
BOT. WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREEZERS 2.95
4-QT WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREEZERS 3.35
GOT. WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREEZERS 4.35
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-08
COOLER S

Receptacles for keeping a plentiful
supply of ice water conveniently at
hand. Coolers are too widely recog
nized as home essentials for it to
be necessary that we present argu-
ments in their favor. Neither is it
necessary that we argue on the
goodneses of the coolers we Offer
and as for their worthy prices, the
list below is sufficient argument for
that
NO. OF COOLERS. GALVANIZED
LINED 1.45
NO, o3 COOLERS, GALVANIZED
LINED 1.63
LINED 2.O3
NO. o6 COOLERS. GALVANIZED
LINED 3.3S
NO, o1O COOLERS. GALVANIZED
LINED 4.05
NO. 20 COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED 2.7O
NO. 80 COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED 3.15.
NO. 40 COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED $50
NO. 90 COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED 40
NO. so COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED $40
NO. 100 COOLERS. ENAMEL
LINED 7,cO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
J . . . .
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

NEW YORK Women will sign
petitions In churches here New
Years eve. calling for n referendum
on local option next April TO make
New York state dry.
The freighter Ketchikan OF the
Alaska Steamship Co.. arrived In
port Saturday morning with one Of
the largest cargoes Of the season.
Dr. George w. Morrow. OF Mich.
gan and one Of the leaders OF the
Anti Saloon League Of America. will
give lecture Sunday at the First
Methodist Protestant church.
a lecture on War Work by the
Women Of This Country" will be
given by Mrs. Ruth Karr Mckee. OF
Hoquiam. Monday at Z O'Clock at
the Science hall. university campuH.
Two shots fired I'm the home OF ~.
Clinton. 3470 Third ave. w. Friday
night caused the neighbofs TO phone
the police. who responded and found
the house In a disordcriy condition.
The police report that Clinton and
his wife had been having a family
quarrel
The United States engineering OF.
fees announce the closing Of the
large lock OF the Lake Washington
Canal on December ? 20 for minor
repairs. The small lock will be
open and vessels under 30 feet wide.
II feet deep and 1875 feet long can
pass thru.
a rally. 20 be held by the young
people OF the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. VIII be addressed by Miss
Josephine Petrle Of New York and
secretary OF the Young Peoples
Work Of the Women's Home Mis-
sion Work.
TT. TOwNEEND--It is reported
that the steamer Sol Duo, which ar
rived here from Seattle Friday
morning crashed into the Union
dock. causing about $500 damages.
IL nearly caused n panic when sew
eral Of the passengers were thrown
from their bcrths. The Sol Due es-
capped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
SAMMIES MUST
DIVIDE WAGES
WITH FAMILIES

CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma. Nov.
10.-if Sammy has dependents
he must provide for them. This
II the purport Of general or
der read 10 the Officers Of tho
various units Of the gIst d.
vision mt this eantonment this
week.
The government r. forcing every
man in the service who has "A de-
pendent wife or child % AIiot from
his pay SIS every month. The gov
eminent Will add an equal amount
go the allotment. The government
allotment may go as high as $50 .
month. but in most cases wiz
amount 20 much less than this.
In the case Of single men. with no
dependents. Uncle Sam viii retain
one hnlf ~ the mans pay until hs
In discharged from service. He will
pay 4 per cent interest on IT, The
theory Of the retention lies in the
fact that In the past men discharged
from the army with but one months
pay IN their pockets have become
public charges within a short time.
The allotments are exclusive OF
Liberty Bond allotments. and man
will not he forced 10 ave all OF his
money. They also are relieved from
part Of the allotment II they are
carrying life insurance with tho
government At present all soldiers
are insured for $4,000 and these
policies will expire February IL.
IgIg Tho Insurance rates are
much lower than those Of private
companies. and the amount may b
fixed from 81 900 20 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
BILLINGS P0TESTS
As NE IS DRAGGED
OFF TO PRISON CELL

Nv United Press Leased wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10
Warren X. Billings. sentenced 10
llfe imprisonment for alleged com
pilcliy In the preparedness parade
bomb outrage. Was taken TO Folsom
prison early today 10 begin his sen
tence.
lie left the county Jail protesting
vigorously. The prisoner was taken
away several hours ahead OF the
hour act for his departure.
Its a plot 10 railroad mo to
prison before Secretary Wilson and
tho mediation committee can start
ltH investigation Of the bomb cases. -
said Billings.
lie was taken 20 the train break.
fastioas.
The supreme court recently denied
Billings n rchcarinE Of his case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
COURT. MARTIAL
As DOPE PEDDLERS

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma, Nov. 10.
Prank A. HaEnet'. Of Bat c,
5ssth +. a. Iack Giles and Arthur
Moore were tried by general court
martial yesterday on charges OF
traffickinK in oplates within the
cautoument
Rassetf. u was alleged. left the
base hospital. where he was oonfin'
ed with tn. other two men. awaiting
discharge N the grounds 81 being
hahltual drug users. and went 10
Seattle.
On his return. the government nj
legged. he brought with him ycnshee
and other druga. which he disposed
OF to tho other two. BaSnett claim
cd that he merely gave the men n
small quantity and that his act was
ono OF mercy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
AMBASSADOR IN
U. S. REFUSES TO
ACCEPT REVOLT
Nv United prcss Leased wire

~ United Prcsa Leased Wire
wAsIINGToN. Nov. Deelar.
ing that Russia can be headed by "a
national government" uniting all
tho constructive elements Of the
Russian democracy, Ambassador
nakhmetieff announced today that
the Russian embassy In Washington
will refuse 20 recognize the authority
OF the Maximalint government.
Under present circumstances"
the Ambassador naid. "the Russian
embassy In unable to get any author
itativc and fun information NJ 10 the
events In Russia. and therefore IL rs
necessary 10 refrain from expressing
any definite judgment on the bear.
Ing Of the events which have taken
place.
just Party Revolt
However. tho following In certain
and indisputabie:
The Petrogrnd events are "a revolt
Of "a party against the national gov
eminent. The MaximaliHts are In no
way representative OF the whole Of
Russia. II they have rucceeeded In
SELLING the power and II they form a
'Masimaiirt government such IA gov
eminent cannot express the will OF
the people. Consequently. the Rus
sian embassy In Washington will re-
fuse 70 accept its authority"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
COMPERS FACES
SOCIALIST FIGHT

Nv UHifcd Press LEASED Wire
WASHINGTON. Nov. To-
Around the candidacy Of Tresi-
dent Samuel Gompers for re-elec-
ton at next weeks American
Federation Of Labor convention.
In Buffalo. viii rage the first
real pseifist fight In that organ
nations history.
Tho usual socialist opposition 10
Gomprru will this time be based on
his war advocacy. Plans for the
fight on Compcrn were laid by the
pacifiat labor element early this
year
Gompcrs and his cabinet. who
leave here today OF tomorrow for
Buffalo. are prepared for the battle.
A veteran Of many socialist at
tackr Gompers IL confident he will
defeat them again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
u. s. IN RAID
SEXES PAPERS
OF SIS. HEADS

nv United Press Lcdsed Wtrc
iIOBOifEN. ~, j.. Nov. 0-I,aK
gage and personal belongings Of Of
ficcrs and men Of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Co. stored at It's
former offices here. were saizcd by
federal agents today. Tho goods
were removed for examination. Of
ficors declined 10 reveal where tho
baggage was being taken.
Tho North German Lloyd piers
and offices have been occupied by
the government since shortly after
this country entered tho war. The
property Of the line employees. how
ever. has been stored there until
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Vessel Movements

Arrived at SEATTLE sseeub~y .
oassn. from san Pedro. via San Fran.
siaro. At sit q. IN.
Admiral wAlnrriEht from Anchorage,
via n W AiAska. AZ a ~
HstchikRn. from Anchorage. VIA W.
ALASKAN. az noon.
tnafiiiA. from Nome. az q m
naia Caiifarnis from Tacoma AZ noon,
sailed Irem seattle November >
Admiral Waison for Fan Pedro. Via
aar Franchise. al .. IA.
Norwood fer Tacoma. AZ II 81 a m,
Mayfair for Tacoma. AZ . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
BASEBALL PLAYER
REGISTERED ALL OK,

George Worth. former Northwest
ern league ball player. had a terri.
bile time to prove 10 the authorities
he was not Stacker yesterday
when he arrived In Seattle
from Alaska.
worth had registered AZ Fair.
banks ana placed his card In the
bottom Of his trunk. He shipped
his trunk ahead OF him.
Fortunately for him, his trunk
had arrived ahead OF him. and he
was able TO satisfy the authorities
he had offered his services to the
Alaska draft quota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
BELL NOT SLUGGER

Detective Captain Tenant said
Saturday no did not believe that
Sam Eoli. 50. who Is alleged TO have
attacked Mrs. NJ Makamura. 7oi
Yoalcr way. Friday IL the woman
siuKgcr. No women have been
called To the station 10 identify Bell.
lie IL held a, the station on an open
charge.
Mrs Makamurn. n Japanese won.
an. alleges that iicli tried 20 hit her
when she said that she had no
rooms 90 rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

PARIS. Nov. io.--German airmen
continued their bombing Of hospitals
today. Official announcement was
made Of the dropping Of incendlary
bombs on the Zuydschoote hospital,
seven members OF the staff being
killed and nine wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Public Markets


Arfsrrsn's. QmAHsr eats. isr pkE
Eiugsr cake uasisssen. lee can. Enidsf =
- taup lsr bottle. mastnFi sarfiaez.
zee ran stall a.. h~ss 1sfe~y batter.
ses n fresh ranch sEss. ttc dor AiAii
"a pot roast &c 10 rpund steak, &c
ID Mail 2. HHx pork aud beans lie
ran. p'Csdsr oil. sie ran Palm on soAp.
lie bar Tionssr clans. Tie can. stall
-. cookiss. doE Ite. bread. ioases
ale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
By DATED Press Leased w~c

LONDON. Nov. io--Thc British
press cxulted today In Secretary
i.ansings announcement that the
American mission Is a war mission
and nothing else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
s6-Agents Wanted

I'VE INV tiNk oF RoAr, TX
tracts. toilet goods perfumes, etc. foF
sssnta io9 per cent profit. Sample
free write quick l.asaaHian Co.
pspt a., NJ Louis. Mo
AoENrs- 90 COMMISSION EVERY
calf Greatest household money saver
ever invented hauaekeepsFs bay nn
sight Samples frre psre Mfg. Co.
III Owes nidE. Louisville. ~
37-Salesmen Wanted
A LEADING HOUSE ~ IT'S iANf
want. ssiesmsu eAiiins upou general
stores. ciothinE merchants and hsbsr.
dAsh.r- 20 carry side line 40 samples
everything IN fouf pocket Eacriirni
opportunity, Liberal inrams as
sarod. RsmittAncss weekly Address
sais~ Mgr. ras So. chicago. ~
MANUFACTURING AND witot.EHAt-
sss require our services no enmprtis
tion. cash commissions range from
% 20 s,e each sale Appearance and
reference. required. Nettief Co.
Msc-don. ~ \ Established -
yrars1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
3S-Business Chances

" 1 COULD SHOW Nou A. INVEST
fnsns that the commercial sE-nri~s re-
ports shows a higher dsrrss Of eurcs~.
than any other line - business. where
your money. Invested nov. VIII 10
earning double. ard where there are
i.eaQ chances - stn. where $40 Go
fiee Invested may. In shert time.
bring you an Independent Moons.
weuif yeu be Interested write %
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. for the Western Dts
trict Of Washington. Northern Division
NO SECS. notice or BALE
In the Matter OF W. J. HruEgeman.
bankrupt.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
Please take notice that. under order Of
the Referee in bankruptcy In the above
entitled cause. tho undersigned Trus-
tee viii. on the 27th day Of Noyem-
ber. 1917. At the office Of the Referee
IN Bankruptcy, No. 1904 I. G. Smith,
Building. Seattle. Washington, offer
for sale ana sell to tho highest bidder,
Tor cash. all right. title and interest
Of tho bankrupt IN and 20 each and
every one Of the properties scheduled
/, BY him: and that fun description OF
said properties may be obtained by
reference 10 the schedules Of the bank
rppt on flo In the office Of said
Referee All sales shall DO for cash.
and there must accompany each hid
ten per cent G0Ts) OF tho amount hid
In cash. balance to be paid upon con
firmation of sale.
g. ~ HARLEY.
Trustee In BANKRUPTCY, Estate Of
W. J. BRuGGEMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
l9-City Real Estate for Sale

N,ssei tist CASH AND us MoNruI.yl
s-reem modern cottage, bath base.
mpntt 10, fenerdl IN garden and fruit
tive blocks from the car. ettx wates
and hsht A barFain like this don't
cetne every day. Lock " up Monday
DAVID y, EASTMAN
1889 THIRD Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

wASrED-ro HEAR PROM OWNER
Of good business for sale H,sis
price. fsii particulars. -. y. Bush.
Ninnsspoii. hinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

EVERYBODY MOULD READ THE
GREAT EschsnEe. story. msii order.
zeal estate. Investment Ard E~nsrai
Information weekly Contains % 90
30 pages % opportunities. nffsra, pians-
secrets bargains. cash bsysfs etc.
that Will pat yea on ths rusi 60 WORE
money mGking Neur name printed IN
cur opportunity directory, and sp~-
Fiai two menths subscription Tor stt.
Al rates. tc PEI word fer four In
ssrsiens Thousands Of live wires
10 read your al Address The worlds
Mirror V4amru9nf Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

a PfNr or GAS Will TAXI You Z.
miles IN 1915 Raaon roadster FOR
sale cheap. driven less than 5000
miles Continental motor bumper. .lsc-
trio starter aud all tho conveuienres
Of a large car. Price $500. This is.a
real bargain. and " viii pay you 70
see this car eefs Ftfth ave ~ w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Machinery

TSTis B0ILER. COMPLETE. SEtRLT
nsw. ran ~ used 80 city, rs horse
power. foh sie OIL veil engine. 1909
pounds steel drills. two centrifugal
pumps. strgs donkey boiler. Eist
-sIe~S-s.-,---s -.-s...1.-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

10 YOu WANT TO aEf.f4 TRADE or
bur a farm. ranch. raw lard. city or
tory. psfsnt. STOCK baaas fnining
property. etc ~ yoa hav. so-ns-
thisk 70 ell In any state. write. inries-
ting ice. for our big maaarins % invest.
meats. exchanges and buyerr. ard our
sp~etsi proposition. H~nd fuii a.s~-tp
ton ana lowest prize % yomr pror~ftF
Address tn. werfd's hirref. nraas
meat. T~r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
tiA-AutOmobiIes

SgCEasiT = HEFLEcr-A- LITE AUTO
lens. east glass. tempered; bsautiful
design. eliminates glare. throws lfrht
thru duat or fog compile. with dim.
rnsr laws sFsrywhsrr. none better
Price. prepaid. guaranteed safe 60 your
address. Ford sire or smaller. per pair.
81 50. isrrsr siEs. fies ssnd FOR
booklet EaFis Sales Company. Cha
Eanaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

/ WAIT 10 KNOW ~ A G0op fkrM
business property, mining claim. stock
t.saas ~ other inxsstfgls ~ for Fair ~
sHehanEe Address FtuancfAi Aecre-
tAfy. Bon ~. beaumont. Tsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

GOVERNMENT HAf.r INDIAN LANDS
osaEss made richest indians IN world
~ oil untsf thstr Usage rauntr lanf
leases wifi b. aurfinnrd - a. =
government mig OIL fortunes here
Yea ran share Write for details %
big ssis and intersHtinE sterT 81 oaaRe
Indians and money they have made
IN oil. The Usage on a Refining Co.
Oklahoma city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
i5-For Sale Miscellaneous

NOT FOUND ELsEwHERE
New rugs, slsss fts, testfe-s. sEif
fsiA etc, also fine chenille IN ell
sises waidron co. Henry uldg iats
FOURTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

sts scRrs- rRoyES rtEt.p-ss off.
wells. October uonthty dividend J y
per cent. room zee wells Shares nos
81. Literature free. Mason on a Ca.
Co. Hcarritt BisK. Kansas city. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
Go2p S.ss car. w,s,se sster q
44B-Auto Necessities

FORD AUTOMOBILE NEcEasiTY-
Ford steering control Anyone can
attach IN one minutes time. no
changes 20 make; no springs guarRn-
tead. relieves strain Of gripping steer
ing wheel. no danger car swervinR
saves tires, repairs and gasoline
Price prepaid TO your address, black
enamel f7so; nickel plated. o. 90.
Get our literature Agents and gen
erai agents wanted. Hninaman can
handle ~ side linz. Eagle Bales CO b.
chanuts. Kansas
d5-Eor Sale Miscellaneous
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
FUE ARRESTADO UN INGLES CO,
MO AGENTE DE LOS SINN
FEINERS
(Vicnc dc Ia "a. Pas.}

e+:a riudad, hac" como tres scinanaS,
En- otro ~parrafo SC eta otra iniclaI'
M. que pgohah!cmcntc c%orrespon-
dc al nombrc del doctor McCaTton,
cl agepte Sim Fciuncr que SC en-
cucntra ahora rrcso en- Ha:ltaE, en-
dondc fae dctcnido pOr las autorlda-
da.Ics fCdcralcs cuando viajaba en- un
yapor que 20 dirigil i Europa, y
que hizr Su cscaia en- ; puerto.
Mellows que hasta hacc POGO Sc
cn-ontruba en- Las Tumbas, ina sido
ruc*3o en- lihortad. baio Ia fjanza dc
$500 y Su c%uSa Sc csta yicEdo "a
ante 81 Gran Jurado Federal.
la acusaci9n contra Welsh fue
prascmiaja por rl Captain Frank
Burkc, que - mo de- los principles
ay%iIiarcs con que cuc~ta 81 Jcfc del
" :"i? asgrs.p, VI. Flynn,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13

HABANA, Noviembre 8.-El go
oierno esta firmemente resuelto a
incsutare de los ingenios de azucar.
propiedad de nacionales y extranJe-
rcs, establec!dos en- TODD el pals y de
los ferrocaTrles, para salvar IA pro-
duccion de azlcar, que los aliados
necesitan cast en- 81 totalidad.
Una ha sido lanzada va
Dor ell gobierno q los hacendados.
por conducto de los peri6dicos, orga-
nos del Partido Conservador. UnO de
dichos pc-i6dicos-"La Lucha"-dio
hoy, en- grandes tituloS y abarcando
FL ancho de las siete Columns. una
noticia-aviso concebido en- los ST.
guientes terminus:
"El Presidente de IA Republica es-
IA dispuesto q llegar a que e. gobier-
no cubano haga IA zafra por 81 cuen-
ia, igual que Ell Transports dc. los a
zucarcs 81 persisten Ia resiStencla :
los estorbos de algunos hacendados
cue Sc niegan a moler, alegando huel-
gas. decomposition dc maquinas. etc,
etc. Con refcrencia a las huc!gas.
y para pone- coto I esa possible COM
plicidad entire obreros Y hacendadoS,
los LEADERS dc los movimlcntos o
b-eros citados. 81 son eXtranjcros. no
scran e~xpuISados. SinO que sc les 50
me,era n procedimiento criminal or
dinario".
Los f~errocarri'es tambien pasaran
a Doder del gobicrno, Ell que Sc en-
cargara dc 81 funcionamiento d POGO
qdc sc presenter obStaculos para cI
transports del producto de Ia zafra.
FL go5ierno cuenta con I'LL poae-
,oso contingente de inmigrantes de
Puerto Rico que. en- cas- ncceSario,
vend.a : Cuba y Sc estahlecera en-
las faenas ~agricolas'.
Como sc ve por 10 anterior. Ia anne
raza cs general: para los propieta-
RIGS De ingenios. los haccndado<. ia
empccsa dc los ierEo"arriles, los O.
brcroS Y AIN para los braceros nacio-
males. y unos Sc les amcnaza con
tomar possession DC Sus inGcnioS. 4
otros o haccr ia zafra y realizar
81 p~roducto; a otros, los lidcycS obrc-
ros eXtranjeroS. o pro~cesarios cr!-
m!IalmcEte ' a los obgeroS, con d.
jar,os sin trabajo, Substituyeudol"s
con puertorriqucnos Y 0 otros Gle
mentos que - csta ~contratando 81 20
bierno. para en- case n~ecesaElo.
FL por que de la amenaza.
Il gobierno del general Mcnoc4l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
Lloyd George J EeEize|os
HegaT(n a Paris

PARIS Noviembrc 12.-El Primer
Ministro dc la Gran Brctana David
Lloyd-George, lego hoy i csta capt.
tai dc regreso dc Roma, a dondc fuc
con ei objeto dc participant del Con-
Scjo de Guerra cclcbrado en- Ia CAPT
tai dc Italia por los jcfes de los go
biernos dc la Gran Brctana, Francia
c Italia, para discutir la CONJUNCTION
de Ia guerra, especialmentc en- el
frcnte italiano, que es cl mas seria-
mentc amenazado por los a~ustro-alc-
names. De csa confcrencla reSultO
que dc las operacioncs del cjerclto
del rev Victor Manuel sc haga car
go cl Comitc de Guerra Inter .Aliado.
Juntamente ron el Primer Minis
tro de a Gran Brctana arrib0 4 Pa
ris el Primer Ministro de Grccia, NJ.
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