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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
Cross Rca Is News.

News is scarce.
Health very gooo, except few
bad colds.
School is still progressing nicely
at Cross Roads.
Mr.. Oscar Crawford passed thro'
our burg Sunday.
Messrs Luther Waldrup and John
Dobbs made a pleasant call at Mr..
IT. N. Gray's Sunday afternoon.
Also Miss Grace Millsapps and Mr..
Chester Hymon.s
Miss Elizabeth Hubbard visited
home folks Friday and returned
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Gray visited
her mother, Mrs. Ann Barnett, last
Sunday. Mrs. Barnett has been
very i'll, but glad to report that she
! is better.
Married, Sunday, December Q
Miss Audrie Calicutt to Mr.. Meron
Amerison. We wish them long
and happy life.
Mr.. John Martin and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Mrs
| Umfers.
Mrs. Willie Felker and Mrs Ethel
Gill made a quick trip to Iuka one
day last week.
Bro. Henderson filed his appoint
ment at his church Sunday.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Fl
D. Hall has been on the sick list 70,
the past week. He is improvin,
now.
Misses Clare and Vestell Gra
entertained he y, ~ vtt
sing ng last Satuid,y .ng
Messrs. Homer BIn-'v, N
Earnest y iel- were ali Is 1t ,lr.
Iii BarnetJa Sunday a.teroou
MIR. Clyde bingham reported a
nice time At the Pound Supper
Thursday night.
! Mr. G, N. Gober and family got
moved to Burnsville last week.
Mr. /. Smith and family moved on
| Mr.. Gober's farm last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Richard and
little son visited Miss Blanch Smith
Sunday.
Misses Harriet Richard and Ruth
Dobbs spent Monday night with
Mrs. Effie Richard.
4 We learn that Mr.. Harvey Glynn
has moved near Cross Roads.
We are sorry to say that Mr.
Long, near Cross Roads, has moved
near Palestine Church
| Two CHUMs.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13

the better. That was SIX years ara
and | am stu here and am a wsll
strong woman. and I owe my life To
cardui. I had only taken half the
bottle when began to feel better.
The misery in my side got less. :. 2
continued right on taking the Cayduf
until had taken three bottles and Z
did not need any more for I was we'll
and never felt better in my life... I
have never had any trouble from that
day to this"
Do you suffer from headache. back.
ache, pains In sides. ar other discern.
forts. each month? Or do you fsei
weak, nervous and faggedout? II 30,
give Cardui. the woman's tonic. 4
trial. In
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
This Was No Ioke

y. f. Colver, 103 Labor Temple,
Los Angeles, Cal, writes: have
had about 56 years of experience
with all sorts aud kinds cathartiC
remedies, some good, some joke.
when | got wise to Foley cathar-
tic Tablets for constipation / got
in right. The best / ever used.
Do not grippe; no unpleasant after
effects. For sale by j G Jourdan's
Drug store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
Chancery Court Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIsHoMiNGo COUNTY,

Il BHOMlNGO 1OINT1,
To r. Z. L. Morgan, whose post
Office address is unknown, and to
all persons having or claiming to
have any legal or equitable inter
est in and to Lot s, Block 2, OF
the official survey of the town OF
huntsville, Mississippi, defend
ants:
You are commanded to APP
pear before the Chancery Court in
the county of Tishomingo, in said
Stat, on the second Monday in JAN
uary A. D. 1918, to defend the suit
in sa d Court of the Bayou Stave
Company ct al, and r. l.. Smith
and W. N. Fay herein, who are de-
PENDANTS.
This is suit for quoting and
confirming the title to said land.
This the 22nd day of Nov. 1917.
K. A. PAYNE,
1881 Chancery Clerk.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
Notice.

wifi, on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1918, at the Court House door
in the town of Iuka, in legal hours,
let out the Slough Bridge on the
luka and huntsville road south OF
the Railroad. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications filed in the
Clerks office.
G. w. BISHOP,
14-3t] M. B. S.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
s :holarship tor Sale.

Do yos want to increase your
earning ,apacityf Go to business
college I'd fit yourself for a goo6
position. There is always a de
mand for stenographers and book
keepers. We have for sale schol
arships (, Memphis Business Col
eye and one in Wheeler Bushes:
College It Birmingham Ala.
The Vidette.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13

We are agents for the Daily
News Scimitar. Deliver at night
If wanted or early in morning.
Price l0cts per week or 4Scts per
month. Let us have your sub
scription.
Frank Bozeman,
Joe Burns.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
New Orleans. La,

as AVAfs
To all Red Cross Chapters in the
Gulf Division
Urgent need Of sweaters and
socks in the cantonment of our Di.
vision compels me to ask that your
Red Cross units confine their knit
ting activities to sweaters and socks.
These ere to be turned in to the Sup
ply Department, United States Mint
Building, New Orleans, La, as
quickly as possible.
Very truly yours,
HI. T. Howard,
Director Military Relief.
Approved:
Leigh Carroll, Manager.
IN who are knitting at home,
please rush yous articles.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-12-13
p. M. Farriis

VETERINARY SURGEON
Will answer calls night or day
Phone No. 2703, r T Cleveland
-esidence.
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
NO REAL SHORTAGE.

Fairfax Harrison, Chairman of the Railroads War Board, authorizes the following:
 The railroads of the country report that On October lst the excess of un filled orders from shippers for freight cars over and above the idle cars at different points, numbered 70, 1880.
 This is the figure which nas been commonly, but inaccuratelv, referred to as car shortage
 his compares with the excess of un. filed car acquisitions amounting 10 77. 662 on July 1st; 3G, TIC August Jst; ; S4 605 Or September lSt.
 The actual number of thrilled car orders on October lst was almost idea tical with the number on October 1st last year. the fgnres being 94. .572 for October ], 1917, and 94. .S54 for Sep tember 30, 1916.
 The difference in the excess of m. filled orders over idle cars for the two years is accounted for by the fact that On September 30, 1916, as many as
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01

34.I57 cars were idle, whereas on October |. 1917 cnly 24.19a were re ported as lie. thus indicating more efficient ute ot tine agatlahle sGupinaent ou the part of the railroads
 Returns to tina RallroaIS' War Board show t,:Ht tEe actual' nnmhtr of cars and locomotives now in service on American railroads is uulv tightly m excess of the number nt rhIs time last year.
 The War Board on October 10th had been in existence exactly six months and the returns just hr hand show thar during that period tie rs lroads og the country have rendered upwards of 5 per cent more seIvice than they 7 i'd during the same psriGd last year with practically the same plant.
 The outstanding ftHture of the present situation is the degree to which the railroads are co operating whole heartrdly with one snother and with the Railroads War Board Ir the effort to produce maximum of trAnSparts. tion efficiency. As ihe demands upon the railroads incident 10 the war are apt to increase. the/ need far the
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01

last spring. Headquarters continue to make the much reiterated eXpla- nation that unfortunately those old cards gathered by the thousands last spring were now valueleGs because of circumstances beyond the control of the Connecticut food conservation ists. When those cards poured in to Washington last spring the food ad- ministration facilities were at the time inadequate to handle and segre- gate them by states. Of the vast number mailed from Connecticut less than 10000 were salvaged, and thus, of course, the present campaign is the answer.
 Another problem that headquarters has suddenly discovered it must con- tend with is an atmosphere of dis trust and levity on the part of many housewives and other handlers of food They find the question has been raised as to what does all this much heralded organization and cam paign amount to and why can't any body sign the card and then forget it. Campaign Director Cooley most emphatically impressed upon his dis trict managers today that he wanted no insincere signers of the cards, but that any person who remained unim- pressed with the vital necessity of conserving food in this country should be reminded that all the worlds authorities agree that this country for some time to come must feed practically the world and that now as we are at war and with the allies sooner or later it will be share and share alike, and if the war has meant rations and food cards in the European nations it will mean the same thing in this country unless the k food cards are signed in good faith and this systematic food conservation begun immediately in this country.
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
utmost co operation on the part of all concerned will become increasingly greater
Propoaal without Words.

If yoGug man In Holland is in love, aud wishes to propose to young lady, the custom still prevails in sev- crHl provinces of the irould-bc bride groom buying small. sweet cake and, wrapping it up in. soft paper when he rr0Ccrds to the house of his in- uw0mtu. Upon his arrival he Is lish- eivd into the midst Of the family cir c:c. Without word he lwalas up to tA~ young woman hr Wishvs 10 make h'@ ''ifc, and he lays the cake on the ,--'s.. before her. If she accepts his ty., she takes up the cake and eats It.
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
The Same ThlnC.

Mamma" said five-year-old Paul, "ls there Il country of Lard and what kind of flag has it?" "No, there isn't" said his mother. He thought a minute and said: Mamma, 1t wasn't Lard at all: 1t was> Greece
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
MADE IN- CONNECTICUT
 WAR INTERVIEWS

Statements by Prominent Connecticut Citi- zens on Vital War Topics Have Been Secured by the Connecticut State Council of Defense
 This Newspaper Has Made Arrangements With the Council of Defense to Publish Some of the Most Important of These Interviews.
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
Color of Euu Tolk.

German chemists have found that the yolks of eggs are colOred by q pigment similar to th2t which gives autumn leaves their golden hue.
Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01

sRNEE TN-7ri-ws- sssss-s''F'As'
Evening star., 1917-11-06
WANTED-HEIP.
MALE-Continue1.

'COLORED MAN who can read
and write for stockroom; one with
some knowledge of handling and
checking furniture preferred. Ap-
ply at once Mayer & Co., AIS 9TH
st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-06
FEMALE.

YOUNG MAS-To assist in Office; must have
knowledge of typewritiag. Address Boz 1s-R.
Star office. g.
Evening star., 1917-11-06

DRAFTsMEN Of general mechanical experience,
men Of integrity. reliability and industry with
experience in general drafting, design and lay
out work. Apply to H. N. Pierce, e. l. du
Pont de Nemonrs Co.. Wilmington, Del, stat
ing age. details of experience. salary expected
and references
DRIVER. white. for laundry auto Apply AIana-
ger. Tolman Laundry, 9Th and G SITS NV
DRIVERS. Is. for coal wagons: work steady:
good pay. W. ". GrifHth. 1st and II sts ne
Evening star., 1917-11-06
BARGAINS
UPRIGHT PIANOS
AND PLAYERS.

These pianos ar" among the tlany We havs
taken in "Vclluu-e d. NJ s. SNis it;-AYEK
PIANO CLJR forming.
Save This list aud ask see rour favorite
make. We probably have il here at Iargstu
price.
They must be disposed az quickly 10 make
room for our fast-arryins stock OF XMAS
PIANOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
Fue huadlda IN baFco Pc
troIero amnicaHo PCT
los submarines slemsDes
En- eI accidents: perseisren irsintat y
un eiudadanoa de- este pals !
ocho fueronrsalvados.

NUEVA YORK, >!AbriI Se.AUnsin-
forme llegado hoy al tDeparuamen[9
de Estado, da 'cpsnta dc QUE ell bar
90 ~petrolero :Vscum,"% fue hundido
por I'm submarine aleman al norte ae
la costa de Irlsnda, Y que en- Ia CON
uneercia perecieron trei4ta' 'yrnn
c~iudadanos de los Estados tUnidos,
que formaban' parte de la 'triDuls-
ci6r El meucianado DEPARTMENTS
de Estsdo esta en- espera de9detsfles
completes para publican oficialnen-
te la notic;a. pero nor. infornies que
los peri6dicos &c Londres han enTta-
do II los de este puerto. Sc ssbe que
los que peretieron Q los .siguien-
ties. -
Ell connndsnte. Del i:vacumS% cap p
tan S S Harris, de Nueys York
ve;ntiua .ip~diyiduos de Ia tFiRala-
ciou.
El Sabtcnien;e de marina, Glaren-
&c Cras Thanias, que tslia,,a 81 car
go Ia artilleria del "EacrHl,. pqes
dicio barco haais sido aralsdo an
ties de salir para puertos errogees,
E.! Vacuum" tenia dos botes saliva
ridas. Loc que. Sc refngisron N q
numero ! perecieron n6r. hsterse ?Sof
cado y losEqus. tomaron 4el almero.
: pudieron Heasr a terra sin contra
tempo. Estes fueron: =
E: segundo en- iefe del Vacuum"
Trece rnienbsess-de IL" tripuiacion
Caatrc artilieros :
En- rescmen. Sc sabe que ,oche, ciu-
dadanos ariericanos Sc sslyafoh, del
desastre. 81 iiferme recibido eor ell
Departmental de Estado es eXtra5
y hasta las llfmas shofas de
Ia noche anterior no tsntan ALI nit.-
guras mforihacicnes de Ales asenses
consu!ares . diplonatiees de los Is
'sssa .sEs 50. slasa. col. ian
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
e Gubierno AIeman proeu.
"a ocBltsr 10 que haya
aeurtido aver en- el pals
Sc espe=aba que mas de Ia mitsd de
los trabajadores de Essen Sc
d~eclararian en- huelsa.

LONDRES. Mayo En- las pro-
vineias del Rim, mas de la mitad de
los trabajadores en- las fabricas de
municicnes han decidldo declarar la
huelga hov," ~teleerafia hoy e. CO.
4~cesycnEal IN La Haya de Ia "Exchan
gs Telegraph Company
"EsSen-slgue diciendo e. m~ensaje
d.cho-esta cdMpletamcnte aislado
del rcsto del mundo con o5jcto de evi-
tar Il Salga de ALI la mas ligera
information. acerca de las huelgas en-
las fabricas de krupp. En- mSlchas
ciudades de la frontera holandesa los
traba jadores estan en- huelga.'
LONDRES, Mayo lei dia FRI
nero de Mayo ha encontrado a los
ciercitos de Francia, lnglaterra Y Ale
mania, empenados en- la mas tire
menGa de las contiendas, pero a pc
saY de ESQ los ojoS del mundo sc
IAN desviado de csc terrible eSpecSa-
culo para volverlos hacia los paiseS
centrales. detras de cuyas bien guar
dadas fronteras esta Decentralization
sc Ia incontenible tempestad de deS-
contento que por mucho tempo estu'
70 engendrando Ia terrible situacion
en- hue Sc encuentran los pueblos DC
esos paiseS a causa de Ia guerra, Y de
cuvo resultadO depende en- muche ia
suerre de los gobiernOs de los men-
cionados imperioS.
Exsraordinarias medidas han Sido
tcnaaas por les gobernadores de los
DaiScS centraleS para evitar que ei
..Indo 10 que esta ocurrien-
do dentro de suS frontertS. A nln@tn
peri0dico aleman Sc lie permlte pa
sar a los paises neutraleS, Y por es-
n.cio de diez meseS estara prohibido
tar?bien Ell paso a las personals. No
t!cias one llegaD de Suiza, de fuen-
;cs vagas e indeftRdas, aseguran
que las desesperantes condolences en-
Sc e~ncuentra Ell pueblo aleman
han Sido intens;ficadas por el rapido
fe~sarrolIo del tifo en- varias parteS'
del pals.
L. epidemic es atribuida a Ia esea-
stz dc alimentos:
e mismo veIo que oculta la verda-
dera situaci6n de los paises centrales,
ha sido puesto por el gooierno &c
Syecia. en- donde Sc eSperaban para
hcy ;mponentes d~emostraciones de
uarte de los trabajadores. Sc dice
err las anteriores, ha
7abido serios d~es6rdenes en- Estoco.-
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
La Comisi0n frances hsra
una gira pur dIstiatas
pobIacioRes americanas
Sc tomaran grandes precauc;ones
para proteger las yidas de los
d~istinguidos vi~sitantes.

WASHINGTON, Mayo La 60,
mission francesa saldra de Washirc,
ton ell proximo jueves para hacer mn
gira por los Estados del Oricntc ' lie
medic ~occidcnte, la cua! fue arre"ia.
da con objeto de dar a sus mierl-
bros una oportunidad de que ve7r
hasta donde sea possible el pals. err e
limitado tempo de sus permanenria
en- 81.
Los diStinguidoS franceseS iran Ill,
rectamente de esta capital a Chicago
= deSpues visitaran Kansas City. St
Louis. Springfield, III. Filadelfia. Nue.
va York Y Boston. Formaran partc
de Ia comision que haGa Ia gira las
personals ~Siguientes: NJ. Rene Niviani
Ell Mariscal Joffre, el Almirantc Co.
chepratt Y ell Marques Chambrun
descendiente del general Lafayette
Tambien iri ell Jefe de Estado Mayor
del general Joffre, coroncl Jean Fa,
bry. Quien dice ser medic america.
no." porque usa una pierna de mule
fabricada en- los Estados Unidos.
FL itinerario fue determinado des-
pues de haherse rccibido cientos de
invitacioneS de todas parties Ge los
EStados unidoS. Algunas procedentes
de los EStados del Pacifico no fueron
aceptadas en- vista de que Sc emplea-
ria muchO tempo en- un viaje por
aquellos l%ejanos Estados, Y cs ur-
genie que la comision FRANCESCA este
lista para regresar Il su pals den:ro
de POGO tempo, pues urge su pre-
sencia ALI.
Como es de comprenderse, duran
tie FL ticmpo que dure la gira, Sc
suspcnderan las ccnferencias entire
la Comision y los representatives
de los Estados Unidos, V hasta cl
regreso a Washington de los deIeGa-
dos franceses Sc reanudaran.
Grandes precauciones han sido to-
madas con objeto de procurar la Sc
guridad de los miembros de la Conn
sior f~rancesa, segun ell anuncio hccho
hoy por ell Departamento de Estado.
Con tai motive, ell Secretario Lansing
Sc ha dirigido a los ]periodicos pidicn-
doles que no pub!iQuen noticias de ia
Y llegada de los comisionadcs
durante la gira que a a hacer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
CREEsE PROBABLE QUE DENTRO
DE 30 DIAS SALG(AN R0PlAS
AMERnANAsPARA RANClA
CneL. RssseBellt dice ase % dde araeate ~aecesidaa enoior
ma egxp,ediieii6a q ss eaupos d9e bstalla de RRrapa

So iias Sc. encueptre en- las lineas
de- baJalla una fuerza americana, Gu
70. nan,efoa no, es possible determinar
hasts les.a rfska. Sc, insinua tambien
Is4 pesibiiidad de, que las primeras
taeIsas que. satgan sean .algunas or
mni7scfones de Ia Guardia Naeional,
"a Sistard de que, " tieRen eonocimien-
te militsres suficientes para entrar
;ett seeiant desdsf lueso.&
Sc dijo sdemas que los planes, que
q la :fsrta estas ca&i maaursdos, para
enxiar -dertro de ,breres dias I'm cuer-
po. de nil ~ciTujsnas = varios clent1s
De sviadcres gus: sstar .parrialmerte
instruidos. ersn: tsnbien ell resultado
de las sdplicas que Ia Conision Mi
iitar tancesa 7habia hecho de que Sc
preporcional1 rla sSula rnme'liata.
. ilsanos de les altos 'mismbrcs de
Ia Comision ingless han juntado suS
sdp!icas o las de la ,Comisi0n france
sa urgiendo cue sean enviadas fuers
zas a~nercanas sin tsnjora mo de
rescs altos mien,bros de la Comision
ingiesa.Fh ;zo las sigiientes ,declara-
clones: "E,Speramos qbtener grandes
en- e. ~terreno. miIitar, con eli
envio de una ~eItciltiin : anter!rana
-, Crass o la 6a. plAnz.. col. ia.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
FUEKUN AkROJADAS BOMRAN
SOBRE ICELAND

LONDRES. Mayo lin aeropia-
10 arrpj6 vurias bombaS ell domingo
n ia noche sobre Zierickzee. de Ia
provincial &c iceland La noticia tue
eaE;ada rcr cl corcesponsal de IL
age2cia Reuter- en- La Haya y asienta
cue fueroU nruertas tres personals, y
CUE los dailos causal son de gran
consideration, Ell ell OrGen material.
Tn hcletin publicadc a Ultima no.
ra TOR el Nlnisteric de Ia Guerra.
trae las sicuientes infcrmaciones del
curse de in campaha:-''Al norte lie
Tpres. hicimos tn raid" que reSitlt0
III sxito. rues captramos W tCer
numero de prisioneEos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
Sc ESPERA QUE RlNTELEN HA-
Ga SENSACfONALES DE-
CLARACiONES

NUEVA YORK, AbriI 30.-nes-
pucs de- dos dias de cxamen por par
tie del jurado que esta investigando
cl case de Fran Rintelen, captain
de Ia marina americana, Y de los
ctros siete individuos que Sc encueli-
tran aomplicados con el en- las cons
piraciones para impcdir cl cnvio de
p~ertre'hcs q los paises de In Enten-
tie, quei6 @errada anoche la avert
guaclon.
Fl defecsor de Rintc.en hizo ancche
algdnas ,asinuacioncs de que este ha-
ria Sensaclonales revelaciones que
iban L dar por resultado el descubri-
mieE,o de la yasta organization ale
mana que habia en- los Estados Uni
dos para poner obstaculos al e!nbar.
que de municiones. Dentro de muy po-
cos dias tendra luear el jurado, que
promote ser muy sensational, pues
de las averiguaciones que Sc han
hecho Sc espera la apprehension de
personals de alta significacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

Tams;ea Sc. sstan ai5euhendo los en-
); sprs..ites para is.l ros;ernos de
,, .i,sIaFy 'Franeia

WASHINGTON, Mayo 1.-Ademas
&c los .prestamos proyectados, para
Francia 'e;Italis; que Sc ;calcula que
daran i'm Total de dosoientos. a tres
citritts milIones de pesos, los Esta-
dos Uridos haan pronto IN empires
tito g .Bslsics. Hasta Ia fecha, no
ha side Discriminate el monte de ese
emprcstito, pero los funcionarios del
eohlsrno anericano Sc suponen que
sera ACCOMPLISHMENTS de ciento cIn
cuenta miEsones dc pesos.
FL gobigrno de los EstacoS. Cni-
dos. per n,edia de algunos proml-
pentes fu~nt!ohsrios, habia heeho in
sinuaciones, de que Sc encontraba
djspueste a faciiitar dinero' para Ia
4yiuda de gsstas de guerra del go
blerno belsa, vel .asunto tome fol-
MIA cuando el Ministro de B5lsica en-
este pals, Baron dc CaEie Sc pre-
sspto al Sccretatio, MeAdoo, Y lie hi
q una -exposicien de- cuaies, eran las
Wgehtes ;neeeSidades> de *su pals.
! Nj. Meadbo :yf'el su6secretario
Crosby, dsscutisron por. espaeio dc
tres Koras con eEE Miaistro belga los
det4tlss del emRrsstito. Hasts hoy
no. han4padido:se eonocidos los deta-
4esdel Ia teHtstiss prsssrtada por el
Miaistro belgataE Secretario7d Ha-
cienda, pero Sc cree, tlue en- ella Sc
astippla tqqs rel. dinaro que 'faciliten'
lss ,Eaados Unidos, sera empleado
en- gran paEte zen ,aqxitiar a los re-
fugiados .belgas' que Sc encuentran
ensFssnsia, y en- los gastos mas ur-
de Ia guerra.
Al misaie tempo que >se> trata de
.rreglsrs este n9evo emprestito, 81
suen las ~discusiones entire ,cl Score
.ario .AcAHoo = el! Ministro italiano
! los. miembros: de Ia delegation fran
:ssa, para c~encestar 10 que Sc re.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
D. c. Mayo

WASHINGTON d e. Mayo /
La saplica DO los niefsbSqs militia
res de la Comisien ffrshcsss ars+se
encuentra en$las Estad6s paides. dc
que sean enviadas elaNto suses ~
sunas tropas de :aste pais ,alos cam
pos de guerra de F7ncia, do, pqr'
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