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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
EXPLAINS SYMPTOMS
TROUBLING YOU
In n Clear, Crisp Manner the Writer
Tells Of Il Case Relieved and
Then Describes the
symptoms.
RECOMMENDS SIMPLE
TREATMENT

Some peoples digestion and stom-
aches are SO badly deranged they
cannot eat many favorite dishes Such
a condition is deplorable and oniv
grows from bad to worse unless the
proper treatment is undertaken. Read
what this Richmond lady SAYS:
Il was suffering from stomach
trouble and was all rundown. had
severe pains in my stomach at times
and was In a generally rundown de-
hilttated condition until a friend Of
mine. Mrs. l., r, Bowman. of Rich
mond. advised me to take Tanlac.
which did with fine results. have
better appetite now and can't COM
plain about the pains In my stomach
any more. so l gladly recommend Tan
lac as friends do II is alright" de-
clared Mrs. T. s. Bowman. 9o4 f.
Clay street. Richmond. Va
When the stomach becomes clog
ged with catarrhal accrettons and the
intestinal lining has Accommodations OF
mucous and fermenting food undi-
gested. cltnging to it. one is not only
apt TO he bothered with pains in the
pit of stomach They are apt to also
be troubled with constipation. head
aches bilious spells. shortness OF
breath. full hloated. tired, worn
feeling and various other symptoms
including nervousness The proper
thing to do in such case even
though troubled but a few days. is to
get bottle of Tanlac on the recon-
mendation of the thousands II has
relieved and by taking a teaspoonful
Just before meals. rid the stom
ach of the accumulation of undiReet-
ed food. cleanse the intestinal tract
and stimulate the vital organs back
to normal
For a bottle Of Tanlac, which II
one dollar. and proves both an eco
nomical and sensible home treatment,
pleasant to take and quick for re-
suits, 20 to Tragle's. Lggett's or eth
err OF the Polk Miller stores and ask
for Tanlac. The Master Medicine"
for ailments OF the stomach, kidneys
and liver.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

DR.. Michaeiis was mentioned in the
specuiatory dispatches as the stop
gap" But the gap that the political
wide and yawning to be stopped by
Michaelis of Ludendorn. The gap"
has been automatically stopped" by
virtually swallowing the system.
Upon Its ruins towers the now all
powerful reichstag majority.
War Credit Needed.
One. hammer In the hands of this
majority In tomorrow's mementous
session win be the vote on the fifteen
billion mark credit bill (s3750,0 o0. 000).
But, 1t is believed the threat Of with
holding this vote will not be needed.
Evidence accumulated throughout the
day that the new chancellor Is fully
In accord with the peace resolution.
the Introduction of which will form
the big event of the session. 1t is a
resolution which only an out-and out
annexationist could refuse TO endorse.
For while II declares against annexa-
tons and indemnities. 1t Is equally
emphatic In the assertion that as long
as Gernany's enemies refuse to sub
scribe to this formula. the empire
stands as solid wall against all COM
ers.
That the conservatives. through the
medium of one of their leaders in the
reichstag, or one of their comrades
among the big army chiefs will at
tempt some coup TO stave off, IL not
prevent, a iat-footed governmental
subscription to the blocs peace for
muia, is by no means held improbable:
However. the bloc is known to be so
strong that any such attempt is ex-
pected to be ingloriously defeated.
Went On Strike.
When Bethmann-H ollweg declined
TO accept the formula, the bloc leaders
went on strike. They refused to
meet for tho plenary session. If DR..
Michaelis declines they are expected
to strike" by refusing to adjourn
until they have won. An endless and
probably extremely bitter debate
would ensue IN that case.
There were no developments with
regard to ministerial vacancies today.
Dr. MIchaelis is expected to announce
new appointments tomorrow DR..
Zimmerman, the retiring foreign
minister was mentioned today for the
German Enthusiastically post in Con-
stantinople. Count Won Sernstorff's
friends are playing waiting game,
believing he is big enough to take the
chancellorship in the event Nichaelis
fails. Count Reventiow, arch iunger
journalist vehemently assailed Berns
tori today because Of his pacihsm.
Or Matthias Erzberger. the Centrist
leader. who caused tho whole storm
10 break loose two weeks ago. IL sug-
gested for a NJ ministerial post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

Chicago. July Es.-The frsf woman
to apply TO the local United States en-
H'nvment bureau for a Job as farm
Iaborer made such request today. She
Mas Fay Moore. of Kansas. Mon
tana- Under riding skirt she wore
blue pverHlls tucked into her high
boots. Miss Moore was sent 10 a farm
near Morrison. Ill. where she will
receive $40 a month as laborer. She
said she is good farmer. having
worked for her father, who she says.
is a wealthy ranch owner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

ernment's program will be asked.
That the row is not only between Cen
eral Goethals and his board of direc-
tors became apparent today when Il
was learned that both the war and
navy departments are severely criti-
citing the shipping board for num-
her Of DELAYS The navy department
is of the opinion that the German
vessels taken over in New York should
have been made ready for sea in three
-weeks, They will not be ready be-
fore September J.
The reason for the delay was stated
by naval officers to be that the ship
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
OBITUARY
Fills II. Holccrnln.

Ellis H. Holcomhe, aged seventy
two. OF Richmond. died in Lynchburg
this morning at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. James r. Smith. His
funeral will take place today in that
city.
Mr., Holcomhe went to Lynchhurg
Tuesday for a visit He was a Con-
federate veteran and a resident in
the Soldiers home here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

General Cocktails and myself ~
shipping boards There have been "a
frences of policy, 1t is trues but knit
of no difference between rational -
sons which cannot be adjueted IL eo6|
concede to the other the right to Y
intelligent opinion"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

Chairman Denman was questioned
as to whether the differences between
himself and General Goethals had been
lessencd by the conference and au-
thorized the following statement:
There is no personal feeling what
ever now and never has been between
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
THE WEATHER
UNITED States Weather Bureau.
Department. of AEriculture.l

WEATHER 1900. " =.
Washington. July 1s.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
vIrgtnia-Unsettled Thursday. prob
ably local thunder showers. Friday
fair, warmer
North Caro1ina-Local thunder
showers Thursday and Friday.
1t will be warmer Thursday in the
upper lake and Western lower lake
region and the Ohio valley and warm
or Friday in the Middle Atlantic states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

The object Of this suit 10 to obtain
divorce from the bonds OF matrtmony
for the plaintiff against the defendant
upon the grounds Of cruelty. and DE-
sertion and abandonment continuing
for morn than three years
An" affdavit having been made ard
Fled that Frank Spears - . nSn-resi-
cent Of tn" state Of Virginia. and the
plaintiff having made application for
An Order Of Publication against tie
defendant. Il n thereforte ordered that
Frank Spears appear here within AZ
teen Asvs after dps publicatien hsreof
ana DO what u nec>ssary to protsc.
his interests In this suit.
A CoDy-Teste:
LUTHER LUDY. Clsrk.
q. X. Pollock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
BUILD SHIPS Or QUIT

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13

town from the east. 1t was a miracle
that both mother and daughter were
not killed.
Leith is to have electric lights. The
machinery for the plant arrived last
week and will be installed at once.
Because his daughter did not go to
school, Anton Leingang, prominent
St. Anthony farmer, paid fine and
costs amounting to $23.40.
Some person, either for pure GUS
sedness, or accidentally, shot fine
three-year-old mare for Chas. Plat
of Sanish last week. The animal was
in the pasture and when the boy went
out to bring them up he found this
valuable mare with large hole in
her shoulder and shortly after the an
imal died. 1t is a serious loss to Mr..
Platt and he is endeavoring to find
out who the shooter was.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13
FARM LOAN BOARD "BROKE K"
AS BANKS CLAMOR FOR CASH
Liberty Bonds Cause of Predicament
Congress May Appropriate
Funds.

Washington, Dec. S.-The federal
farm loan board is out Of money. Rep
resentative Halvor Stevenson made
this discovery when he called on the
members of the board today to ar
range for the deposit of farm loan
funds in bank in county in his dis
trjct where there was no farm loan
association. He was told that there
had been so many demands for loans,
which amount to more than $25,000,-
600, that funds appropriated to start
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Wouldn't it he fine if General Bvng
would push forward far enough to
"Byng 'em" on the Rhine?
Experts have recently announced
that seven bushels Of wheat was the
average in North Dakota for the past
season.
Boone (Iowa) Ncws-Reput' can:
"Mrs. j. 7. Miller read an article on
Personal Devils Seventeen were
present"
lola (Kan.) Register: ''Mr. Rob
erts went to Kansas City with q car
of hogs. Several of the neighbors
went in together to make up the car"
Edward Coffin, former resident of
Glendale but of late residing in Nc
Kenzie county, was almost instantly
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13
Thirty Below Zero

Cold weather has set in rather ear
ly. The thermometer Friday morning
registered 10 degrees below and it
kept going down steadily, reaching
the lowest point of thirty below some
time Sunday night. The weather is
pleasant enough tho large quantities
of fuel are being burned
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13

its bonds, and now has no money to
lend farmers who are clamoring for
it.
The farm loan board will ask con-
gress to authorize the secretary of
the treasury to lend it money from the
federal funds with farm loan bonds
as collateral.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13
Banks Now With Big Sales Company

c. c. Banks, formerly prominent
merchant at Lansford, is now secre-
tary of the Flick Sales Co., with Or
fees at No. 1039-41, Plymouth build
ing, Minneapolis. This is one of the
largest sales concerns operating in
the country, the manager Of which is
w. w. Flick, former Ward county
resident,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-13
no hanks had bepn exhausted.

IltfNt ONNTI
The law provides that bonds may
be issued to loan district banks and
associations, but the Liberty bond
campaigns have interferred with their
sale. The farm loan board did not
want to hamper the government in
floating the Liberty Loan by pressing
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
las n05nlinas'
Sc HA ENCONTRADO FRfNTE A
lin PR0blEHA FQRMlDA-
Bile Al QUERER ORCAKI.
Ear Ell FjERCITO
iQue ua q hacer con los diez
mil jefes y ofci"les que
fabric6 la reuoluci6n?

Entire los muchos prob,emas ue d.
ficil soluci6n que. conforme los dias
pasan, van presentandose al nuevo go
bierno ccnstitucionalsta de Mexico, en-
cargado de controlar Y de encauZar,
toGas las fuerzas los elementos to-
dos que sus mismos hombres, en- Ia
epoca revolucionaria, dispersaron y
desencauZaron, hay uno cuya grave
dad innegable Sc desprende de las mis-
mas nuticias que sobre el hemos We
nido recibiendo.
Fl problema hacendario, e, problema
politico, planteado va claramente en-
ire los e!ementos radicales y modera-
dos, entire IA casta militar y Ia clase
civil, entire los recien llegados, eleva-
dos por a revoluci0n, y los que anita
no, en- las epocas de paZ, ganaron e.
iecutorias que no tienen los hombres
"completanente nuevos," son harto di-
ficiles, mas el gobierno puede dis
poner de tempo mayor de mas va
rios recursos para solucionarlos, que
los que ha menester para este a que
nos referimos, y que podriamos la,
mar "el problema del ejercito cons
titucionalista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
rclcgra.na Especial para Ia PRENs,.

Tcirgra,na Especial para Ia PRENSh
CIUDAD DE MEXICo, JUNO 20.
En- lo- circlloS senioificiales del
gobierno mexicano Sc dijo hoy que
Ia acitaci6n que de algin tempo .
esta parte Sc habia despertado entire
los partidarios de los bandoS beige
rantes que combaten en- Europa, era
obra excluisva de determinado gru-
DO de periodicos que inf!uenciando
Dor el t0pico guerrero que en- estos
momentos ocupa Ia atenci0n de TODD
el mundo. estaban tomando muy a
pechos una question sobre "a cuai el
gohierno no tenia mas idea que IA de
cue el pals permanezca neutral has
IA donde 10 permitan las circunstan-
cias. Agregaron en- los mencionados
ci.calos que ha habido mucha eXage-
raci5n en- las noticias transmitidaS
los E. Unidos acerca de que todo el
pueblo estGviera eXcitado y deseara
Il entrada de este pals Ia guerra.
De los Peri6dicos que sostienen Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
DATO ASECURA QUE la CALMA
PREYALECE EN- ESPANA
'ervicio especial para LA PRENSA.


MADRID pa@dijo tade
de IL nacnl eXtanjera ell Primer Mnro
Eduardo cuando proemas tie
gobeno oos resueos satsfactormne El
goberno organzacone poitas
gravcs probena ha acaado stuaci0n
o uerzo nnguno camar agtacion podrcda dear
sfechos eementos desc0ntentos.
les dera gobernC al
Parlamentc, Primer Mnstro djo:
Paamcno possible probable
gobno
mpoanca decision dc las Cortes
10 dipone la Constitution.
LOS DIPUTADOS LIBERALES PROTESTAN
too dputados berales vt6 hoy
presente Camaa elevo
Prieo Marques de Ahucemas
berae Sr Garcia Prize
poe que egiamente los beraes bgado
espaes deeron b
dejado Parmno era Ia crisis ministerial povocada
los enemigos de los iberales
LEGO A MADRID UNA COMSION DEL COMTTE D EDEFENSA.
Catalina lego hoy capital pdente
Barcelona gobno de las meddas de-
adoptadas satsaer las dmandas del ejerco
LOS SOCIALISTAS CELEBRAN MITIN.
ceebraron hoy min los socastas,
actud asumda memb del ercito
situaci6n general Espana
carbo radical organization poita
anben comites ntereses
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
HOY QUEDARAN EN-
V|COR NUfVAS
LEYES
| INPORTANTfS TRkBAJ0S DE-
| LALtG)SLATURA DEL ESTADO

AUSTIN, Texas, Junio 19.-La ley
relativa las companies de Texas,
que producer petroleo crudo refi-
nado, Ia ley que viene a reglamentar
el trabajo de los nifios, Ia ley sobre
tuberias que coloca las lineas de tu-
berias bajo 10 jurisdiction de Ia Co.
mission Ferrocarrilera, Ia ley sobre
las pensiones las madres Y Ia ley
que autoriza ell establecimiento de
kindergartens gratuitos, Sc eneuen-
tran entire las importantes labores
legislativas de la session regular de la
35a. Legislature del Estado de Te-
xas, y cuyas leyes seran puestas en-
vigor ell microbes de esta semana O
sea ell 20 de Junio. Ciento sesenta,
son las leyes expedidas por dicha Le-
gislatura, y todas empezaran mana
ma a surtir sus efectos, contandose
entire elias algunas medidas de carac-
ter local.
Entire esas importantes medidas,
son de notarse las siguientes: la que
autoriza los colegios memories a
expedir certificates para el magiste-
rio; ell que pernnite a las corporacIo-
nes que contribuyan para ell esta
blecimiento de organizaciones conner
ciales y caritativas; Ia icy que esta-
blece cuatro nuevas escuelas norma
les en- ell Estado; Ia que establece el
Colegio de Agriculture y Mecanica
del Oeste de Texas, disminucion de
contribuciones personales del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
RECONCE NTRARAN
LAS RESERVAS
De ORC
SERAN hANEJADAS POR lOS
BANCOS FfDfRAlES DEL Pals
rclcarama Especial para LA PRESSA.

rclcgrama Especial para La PRENsA.
WASHINGTON, D. c. JUNO l9.-
Han sido presentadas al Presidente'
nara que las autorice con su flrrna,
las enmiendas hechas la ley de Re-
serva Federal, y que tienen por ooJe-
to dar mayor fuerza al sistema flnan
ciero del pals, por medic de Ia recon-
centracion de las reservas en- orc, en-
los Bancos Federales de Reserva y
para abrir un amplio campo, fundado
en- ese sistema, a los Bancos de los
Estados las casas y Companies que
Sc dedican a negocios bancarlos, con
ell nombre de trusts. tlnalmente
el Senado acept6 conferenciar soDre
ese asunto, previa ia aprobacion de
la Camara.
FL primer efecto de esas enmiendas,
Sc cree que sera el cambio de mas
de tresciantos millones de dolares de
las Reservas de los Bancos del pals
a los Bancos Federales de Reserva
les que con esa gran acumulacion de
orc, Sc pondran en- condiciones de po'
der desa2rollar toda su Influenza er
los negocios relatives su ramo. Greer
tambien los oficiales, que este cam.
bio sera altamente benefico para e
sistema financiero del pals, en- este.
momentos en- que Sc estan retirandc
fuertes sumas de dinero del mercadc
monetario, para hacer frente al En-
prestito de Ia Libertad.
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Zapdtd no pienSd
en- rendirSe
ESQ Sc desprende de una carta que envio una
persona residente en- esta cludad
En- ella habla ell rebelde surianO de grandes
triunfos, de guarniciones carrancistas
aniauiladas y de otras fabulosas
problematicas hazanas, pero lsada
dice de que piense amnistiarse

mes hechas por un emlsario de Emil
liano Zapata, el gobierno carrancista
habia decretado un armisticio entire
sus fuerzas y las de los rebeldes su-
rianos, con ell obieto de llegar un
arreglo en- ell asunto relative la
rendici6n de los hermanos Zapata
de algunos otros individuos que fun
gen de jefes en- el movimiento revolu-
c:onario de Morelos.
La version fue recibida entire ell
publico, con cierta reserva. porque
Sc consider6 solo hija de un buen de-
SEQ de los carrancistas nunca de
verdaderas intenciones, por parte &c
los zapatistas, de entrar en- tratos
con el gobierno, cesar en- sus hostill-
dades reconocer al Fre-idente Ca
rranza, dias despues de su toma dc
possession.
Los zapatistas TO Sc rinden.
Era de lamar la atencion el hecho
de que, tanto Emiliano Zapata, como
su hermano Eufemio, Juan Banderas,
V otros muchos cabecillas, hubieran
resuelto sinceramente conferenciar
con ell PresiGente CarranZa, con ell
proposito firme de rendirse, GUAM
do, en- ocasio,ses anteriores, habian
hecho la nisma pantomima con los
gobiernos de Madero y Huerta, sin
mas resultado que una perdida de
tempo, y sin mas beneficio que ell
haberse aprovechado de Ia cesacion
de hostilidades para aprovisionarse,
pertrecharse reorganizarse, efecto
de seguir en- la campaha contra las
fuerzas del gobierno constitu!do.
Nosotros hemos tenido oportunidao
de leer una carta, de fecha reciente,
Suscrita por Emiliano Zapata, Y di-
rigida una persona residente en- San
Antonio, en- la cual Sc ,:ontienen datos
que revelan, las claras, las pocas in
tenciones que Zapata abriga para rem
dirse.
En- dicha carta, ell jefe suriano
(raSa o In 5a. plana, col. H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Ell sECRETARIO DE CARRANZA
EN- GAMING a WASHINGTON

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Junio 19.
C. Ugarte. Secretario particular
de- Presidente Carranza sali6 anoche
de esta ciIdad con rumbo Washing
ton con una mission resewada de 81
jefe. F. objeto precise de tai viaje
TO ma sido possible averiguarlo, pero
les que estin muy enterados de Ia
politica de Carranza han exDresado
la opinion de que Ugarte es portador
de un mensaje del PreSidente Ca
rranza para el Presidente Wilson de-
finiendo Ia actitud que va a asumir
Carranza en- Ia guerra mundial y
otras cuestjones cue el citado Presl-
dente De Mexico no ne querido ex-
ternar todavia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Cuatro millones de bajas
aIemanas
seryicio espeeIs, Para La rEENsA-

LONDRES, Junio 19.-Las bajas
alemanas, tai Y como Sc han dado q
conocer en- las lstas oficialeS que
public6 el gobierno a,eman en- el mes
de Mayo pr6ximo pasado, son como 81
que: MuertoS Y muertos por heridas
Intermediates, $4,000; prisioneros
dispersos, 1852; heridos, 6S,394;
total, 110,956.
Estas bajas agregadas a las que
previamente Sc han estado publicando,
dan para Ia fecha los siguientes to-
tales, desde el principle: Muertos y
muertos por heridas Y enfermedades
1,o6s, 127; prisioneros y dispersos,.
557,410; heridos, 2.731, ,223; total. ...
4.s56,76o.
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Detuvieron un0s
uestidos para una
banda mexiicana
Sc les cIcsiftc6 en- Ia Aduana de Ca
lexico, COMO mHnicioRes de acuer-
do con las leyes de guerra
Telegrama Especial para La PRENSA.

Teegrama Especial para la PRENSA
LOS ANGELES, Cal, JUNO 49,
Cuarenta Y ocho unifermes para la
Banda Militar mexicana de Mexica-
Ii. Baja California, que habian sido
detenido en- Calexico, por haber 81
do clasificados en- Ia Aduana de ese
puerto, como municiones, de acuerdo
con las reglas de Ia guerra, fueron
entregados hoy, por haber sido orde-
nados para Ia banda mexicana, para
usarlos en- IA parada que Sc efectuara
el pr6ximo sabado en- San Diego, con
motive de Ia Fiesta de Ia Amistad.
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SUS
Ia
CRUZ RO)A
TItNf VA OCHO NIL PESOS
Hay gran entusiasmo en- esta
ciudad por ell engrandeci-
miento de la Sucursal
que esa noble Insti-
tucion tiene aqui

Segun oportunamerte dijimos, el
Iunes dieron principle, con toda acti-
vidad v muy loable entusiasmo, los
trabaios para colectar en- esta clu-
dad. la suma que San Antonio lie
corresponde dar al fondo de la Cruz
Roia para la guerra entire Estados
Unidos Alemanla.
Aver Sc verified en- el Hotel Gunter
a las doce media, un interesante
meeting al que concurrieron gran
numero de los principales hombres
de negocios de San Antonio, asl CO.
mo distinguidas damas de la alta So
ciedad, en- el cual Sc tomaron nueVos
acuerdos y Sc ratificaron y rectlfi-
caron algunos de los tomados en- Ia
session del lunes en- la noche, que tu-
(Pasa a la ia. piana Col. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Ell marco ba tenido otra de-
preciocion
Servicio Especial para LA PRENsA.

Seryicio Especial para LA PRENsA.
AMSTERDAM, Junio 19.-El perio-
dico socialista alenan ''Vorwaerts,
lamentaado Ia nueva depreciation que
ha sufrido el marco, dice que hay va
rias razones para esa baja, entire otraS
e! deseo determinado por los Estados
Unidos de tomar parte actlva en- la
guerra, hecho que ha causado una ex'
traordinaria impression en- los paises
neutrales. Ell periodico de referencia
termina diciendo:
Los mejcres medios de impedir que
uuestra ,noneda siga sufriendo depre
ciaciones. son los de apresurar en- TO-
dos sentidos, Ia termination de Ia que
IRA. Todos los otros medios no sol
sino excusas sin justification"